Question 1

Could you use these on a long back country trip like 14 days back to back ?

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Okay.  I am not a medical professional.  I use these from time to time when I have been working outside in the hot Florida summer (90-100 deg and high humidity).  I find that they help me replenish some of my electrolytes and overcome dehydration that comes from sweating so much in such high heat.  And yes, they do help the cramps when I really really get dehydrated.

Now.  Please understand this.  These tablets contain things that could potentially harm you depending on your physical health and medical conditions.  Too much Potassium or Sodium can be bad for you if you have certain medical conditions.  Too little can do the same.

I take these, occasionally, because I regularly see my physician and have blood tests (including a complete CMP) three times a year.  I know my medical conditions.  I know what I should and should not do.  I know what I can do on occasion to correct things like dehydration.  AND, I know how the contents of these pills might affect the other medications that I take.

SO . . . .
First advice to you is this.  See a physician first and have a complete physical along with blood tests.  Then, advise the physician of the activities you are going to be involved in, your concerns, and seek his/her advice.  Your physician will likely give you the best advice.

Second advice, companies that market products like this are not out to hurt you.  But they are also not aware of your medical history or your personal physician’s recommendations.  They simply want to sell you a product.  Is their product good or bad?  Hopefully good.  Do you really need it?  Let your doctor advise you.  After all, you probably pay your doctor far more $$$ for advice and care then you will spend on any supplements.

Is the product great?  Yes, for some people.  
Is the product right for you . . . .? Let your doctor decide that.
Hope this helps.

Stay Healthy, Live Long, Give Love and Compassion to all.

...Bruce

Question 2

How does the quantities of electrolyte/mineral/vitamin /salt (ie all the beneficial ingredients) compare to popular sports drinks?

Accepted Answer

I don't know about other sports drinks, but when Gatorade wasn't doing it for me any more I tried these tablets, and they really helped cut down on the leg cramps I'd get from bicycling and sweating a lot.

Question 3

Is there a powdery substance on these pills ?

Accepted Answer

Yes

Question 4

Are these Whole30 compliant?

Accepted Answer

Yes

ASIN	B00OU7YXU2
ASIN	B00OU7YXU2
Age Range Description	Adult
Best Sellers Rank	#1,061,774 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #3,055 in Sports Nutrition Electrolyte Replacement Drinks
Brand Name	Elite Sportz Equipment
Container Type	Bottle
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (2,508)
Date First Available	October 24, 2014
Diet Type	Keto
Dosage Form	Capsule
Flavor	Unflavored
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Form	Capsule
Item Weight	0.01 Ounces
Manufacturer	Elite sportz equipment
Manufacturer	Elite sportz equipment
Manufacturer Part Number	RR8
Material Features	Sugar Free
Number of Items	1
Package Dimensions	4.41 x 2.28 x 2.24 inches; 0.01 ounces
Primary Supplement Type	Calcium, Magnesium, Potassium
Product Benefits	Supports Electrolyte Balance
Total Servings Per Container	120
UPC	706795991003
Unit Count	120 Count

Elite Sportz Electrolyte Pills for Hydration

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