ConcenTrace Trace Mineral Drops | Trace Minerals | 237ml

ConcenTrace® Trace Mineral Drops are a concentrated liquid mineral supplement sourced from the mineral-rich waters of Utah's Great Salt Lake. They contain over 70 naturally occurring ionic trace minerals, including magnesium, chloride and potassium. The formula provides a convenient way to add minerals to your daily diet without tablets or capsules.

ConcenTrace provides minerals that contribute to important everyday functions. Magnesium contributes to normal muscle function, electrolyte balance, energy-yielding metabolism and the reduction of tiredness and fatigue. The product can be a useful addition to a balanced diet for those looking to supplement their mineral intake.

ConcenTrace contains over 70 naturally occurring trace minerals. Its principal declared minerals include magnesium, chloride, potassium and sodium, alongside smaller amounts of other naturally occurring elements such as boron and lithium. Check the product's Supplement Facts panel for the quantities of individual minerals.

The manufacturer's current recommended adult serving is up to 40 drops (2.5ml) daily. If you are new to ConcenTrace, start with a smaller amount and gradually increase according to the instructions on your bottle. Mix into a drink or food, preferably around mealtimes. Do not exceed the recommended serving.

Yes. ConcenTrace can be added to drinking water, including filtered, distilled or reverse-osmosis water, to increase its mineral content. For lightly remineralising water, the manufacturer suggests approximately 2–4 drops per glass, adjusting to taste. This is different from the full daily supplement serving.

ConcenTrace is a broad-spectrum mineral concentrate, whereas many electrolyte supplements are formulated specifically to replace minerals lost through sweating and physical activity. ConcenTrace provides magnesium and chloride but contains relatively little sodium and potassium, so it is not a direct replacement for a balanced sports electrolyte or oral rehydration product.

Yes, but only a small amount. The manufacturer's formulation has approximately 99% of its naturally occurring sodium removed. ConcenTrace is therefore relatively low in sodium compared with many conventional electrolyte products. Anyone following a medically prescribed mineral-restricted diet should check with their healthcare professional before use.

Yes. Because ConcenTrace is highly concentrated and contains no added sweeteners or flavourings, it has a distinct, strong mineral taste. Mixing the drops with juice, flavoured drinks or food can make them more palatable. You can also spread the daily serving across several drinks.

Yes. According to the manufacturer, ConcenTrace Trace Mineral Drops are suitable for vegans and vegetarians. The product is also gluten-free, non-GMO and contains no added preservatives, artificial flavours or sweeteners.

ConcenTrace is designed for regular use within the manufacturer's recommended serving. However, individual mineral needs vary depending on diet, health and other supplements being taken. If you already take magnesium or multimineral supplements, consider your combined daily intake to avoid excessive consumption.

Some people may experience loose stools or a laxative effect, particularly when taking larger amounts, because of the magnesium content. Starting with a smaller serving and increasing gradually may improve tolerance. Reduce the serving or discontinue use if digestive discomfort occurs.

The manufacturer provides guidance for children's use, but appropriate servings depend on age and the specific product label. We recommend consulting a qualified healthcare professional before giving concentrated mineral supplements to young children.

If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, consult your midwife, GP or another qualified healthcare professional before using ConcenTrace. This is particularly important if you already take a prenatal multivitamin or mineral supplement.

Keep the bottle tightly closed and store as directed on the packaging. The manufacturer advises against refrigeration. Some natural mineral crystallisation may occur over time, but this does not necessarily indicate that the product has deteriorated.