Electrolytes in a capsule rather than a drink mix — 200 taste-free capsules per bottle, so there is nothing to stir, nothing to flavor and nothing to carry but the bottle.
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Taste-free by design. A capsule has no flavor to like or dislike, which is the whole argument for this format if you have bounced off every electrolyte drink you have tried, or simply do not want something sweet at six in the morning.
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Key Nutrients states the formula is built around six electrolytes, plus zinc and vitamin B6, and positions it as a way to replenish minerals lost through a normal day. The six are not named in the product data on this page.
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Nothing to mix. No scoop, no shaker bottle, no measuring and no sticky residue in a gym bag — a bottle of capsules travels in a way a tub of powder does not.
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200 capsules in the bottle — but Key Nutrients does not publish a serving size in the text here, so how many days that covers depends on the label. Read the supplement facts image on this page before you work out cost per day.
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Capsules are the less flexible format. You cannot half a dose, you cannot taste that you have taken one, and you still need to drink the water separately — a powder does both jobs in a single glass. If that sounds better, buy the powder instead.
The obvious buyer is someone who already drinks plenty of water and wants the minerals without the flavored drink attached — commuters, people on a low-carb or keto routine, and anyone who travels and does not want a tub of powder in hand luggage.
Within the Key Nutrients range, the capsule is the convenience option and the Electrolyte Recovery Plus powder is the version you drink, which suits people who need the water going in as well. The rest of the range is in Supplements.
200 capsules per bottle, sold in one size. Key Nutrients states six electrolytes plus zinc and vitamin B6, and describes the capsules as taste-free. Not published in the product text: which six electrolytes, any per-serving amount, the serving size, the capsule shell material, an allergen statement or a best-before guide — the supplement facts panel appears only as one of the product images. This is a dietary supplement, not a medicine, and nothing here is a claim to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. Contact us if you need the label confirmed before ordering, and speak to your doctor if you take prescription medication.
