Vegan Friendly Electrolyte Powder
Vegan electrolytes with 800mg sodium per serving. Sodium chloride, potassium citrate, and magnesium malate; the flavors are sweetened with Reb M from fermented rice. Every powder in the range is vegan, dairy-free, and paleo.
About vegan friendly electrolyte powder
Salt, potassium citrate, and magnesium malate. The flavored powders add natural fruit flavor, citric and malic acid, vitamin C, and Reb M, a sweetener made by fermenting rice. Nothing on the label comes from an animal.
One serving puts back 800mg sodium, 240mg potassium, and 60mg magnesium.
Raw Unflavored is the plain one for smoothies and oat milk lattes.
On the label
Three mineral salts and a rice-fermented sweetener
Sodium chloride, potassium citrate, dimagnesium malate. The flavors add natural fruit flavor, citric and malic acid, vitamin C, and Reb M made by fermenting rice. No gelatin, no dairy, no honey. The full label, lot by lot, is in clean electrolyte powder.
AI generatedSodium
Scratch cooking brings in less salt
Most of the sodium in a typical day rides in on packaged food. Cook from whole ingredients and it stops showing up. Add a long ride, a hot yoga class, or an afternoon in the garden, and the gap gets bigger. One serving puts back 800mg sodium, 240mg potassium, and 60mg magnesium. Jars and packets are in hydration powder.
Raw Unflavored
Plain salts for smoothies and oat milk lattes
Raw Unflavored is the three minerals and nothing else. A scoop goes into a green smoothie, overnight oats, an oat milk latte, or a pot of soup and reads as seasoning. Or blend it into the tropical electrolyte slushie.
Frequently asked questions
Is Saltivate vegan?
Yes, every powder in the range. The minerals are sodium chloride, potassium citrate, and dimagnesium malate; the flavored versions add natural fruit flavor, citric and malic acid, vitamin C, and Reb M from fermented rice. No dairy, no gelatin, no animal-derived ingredients.
Is it vegetarian and dairy-free too?
Yes. Vegan covers both. There is no milk, lactose, egg, or honey anywhere in the range.
Are the electrolytes themselves plant-based?
The minerals are refined salts: sodium chloride, potassium citrate, and dimagnesium malate. The sweetener is made by fermenting rice. Nothing in the jar comes from an animal.
Does a plant-based diet need extra sodium?
It depends on how you cook and how much you sweat. Meals made from scratch carry far less sodium than packaged food, and a hot ride or a sauna session takes more out. Headaches, a wiped-out feeling after a workout, or salt cravings are the usual signs. The sodium loss calculator puts a number on it.
Is it paleo, and is it sweetened with stevia?
Paleo, yes, on every powder. Raw Unflavored is the strictest fit, with no sweetener or flavoring at all. The flavors are sweetened with Reb M made by fermenting rice, so there is no stevia anywhere. More in stevia-free electrolytes.
