Buried Treasure Fulvic Mineral Drops – Concentrated Fulvic Acid Delivering Trace Mineral Drops as a Colloidal Minerals Liquid Supplement – Supporting Energy with Trace Minerals Electrolytes – 2 fl oz
Original price was: $24.99.$23.36Current price is: $23.36.
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Buried Treasure was founded in 1995 when the founder saw a need in his own family for a highly absorbable liquid supplement.
Our passion to make more effective supplements that were both affordable and powerful has been our guide for over 25 years.
Buried Treasure is found in major health food stores and thousands of retail stores around the world.
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Product Dimensions : 1.5 x 1.5 x 5.75 inches; 2.08 ounces
Date First Available : September 15, 2022
Manufacturer : Life Line Foods, LLC
ASIN : B0BFFT6145
Trace Minerals Electrolytes: Our Fulvic Acid Drops are rich in trace minerals electrolytes, supporting hydration and cellular function. Perfect for adding to your daily water intake support hydration.
Cellular Support: These trace minerals support bodily functions, including energy production and immune system support, helping to maintain cellular health.
Mineral Drops for Water: These easy-to-use mineral drops for water are designed to add essential minerals to distilled, reverse osmosis, or purified water. Just a few drops can remineralize and improve the quality of your drinking water.
Trace Minerals Drops Supplement: Our fulvic acid supplement provides a diverse array of trace minerals drops, colloidal minerals liquid, and electrolytes, supporting overall health and vitality.
Liquid Minerals: Our concentrated liquid minerals provide an efficient way to supplement your diet with a broad spectrum of naturally occurring trace minerals and electrolytes derived from a fulvic mineral complex. Note: These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new supplement regimen.
Raincheck –
A good way to insure you’re getting trace minerals
These drops are a bit easier to use than shilagit, but I still don’t know which trace minerals it contains or how much. I guess it’s difficult to be consistent listing the content of something naturally sourced. In any case, Fulvic acid is a great source of minerals.
G –
Fresh and concentrated, however…
I like the freshness and space-saving concentration. Although a minor annoyance, squeezing the dropper barely gets to .75 and the serving size is 1.0. So it’s a guessing game. But it’s not rocket science. Just a more drops.
Tanysha –
Not bad
This is my first time trying fulvic acid. I didn’t like the taste right off the bat but it’s better when you dilute it with enough water or another drink. I honestly mix it with water and other vitamins or put it in my morning tea once it cools some. It can taste metallic. So I’ve had no issues with this product at all. I’ve had no gastrointestinal issues and it’s been good so far.
Jhon –
Tastes like fulvic
This tastes like fulvic acid, which is to say it doesn’t taste good. This tastes better than fulvic from shilajit, but that also doesn’t particularly taste good.It comes with a dropper to help with measurements. The dropper is not installed as part of the cap on the bottle like other dropper types. Not a big problem, it’s just inconvenient–especially if you want to use the regular cap, so you have to keep cleaning the dropper. I just end up using the dropper as the lid because I’m lazy.I can’t speak to its actual fulvic concentration because I don’t have a way to measure it. However, I can confirm it tastes like I would expect.
Jessenia O. Abbott –
Tastes good
This has a healthy taste and make you feel great. A good value.
Bruce Richardson –
Excellent product, with detailed ingredients.
Some products that are based on shilajit, as this one is, do not provide any breakdown of the components. And that’s a problem.Happily that’s not the case here. The Fulvic Acid content is precisely given (per dose) as well as the iron content–which, other than trace amounts of heavy metals–is the thing you need to look at closely. You don’t want to overload yourself with iron.In this case, the total iron in the recommended dose is only 14%. The overwhelming content is Fulvic Acid, which is exactly what you’re looking for.Read up on Fulvic Acid and Shilajit on the NIH website, among other sources, if you want more detailed knowledge of the benefits.Five stars–thank you, Buried Treasure, for actually including a breakdown of the product.
Papa Bear –
Bad taste, but better that shilajit
This is a small bottle at only 2 ounces. That said, you are getting a high percentage of fulvic acid. Be aware that fulvic acid doesn’t taste good- it tastes a little like rotton vegetable matter. That’s ok because shilajit also tastes terrible, so that probably means this really does contain the fulvic acid that it claims to contain. Just be aware that you will want to mix this with something like broth, or else be prepared to drink a bunch of water afterward, because the flavor is not pleasant. In my opinion, the flavor of this is more tolerable than pure shilajit. This comes with an included dropper that makes it easy to measure doses. I like that there is an inner seal on the bottle for safety. Also, the bottle reseals tightly so that the fulvic acid doesn’t leak out.
Johnson –
A Drop In Orange Juice Okay
These mineral drops have an odd taste, but fine in a glass of orange juice. I look forward to positive results.