Electrolytes for Sports Teams

Yes, and it happens before anything ships. An independent third-party lab checks every production lot for heavy metals, microbials and label accuracy, and the lot is not released until it passes. You can download the certificates at our lab results page. We post each one as it comes back from the lab, so the very newest lot may not have its certificate up yet even though it has already been tested.

Saltivate is regulated as a food rather than a dietary supplement, so it carries a Nutrition Facts panel and every ingredient is one you can recognize: mineral salts, plus citric acid, natural flavor, vitamin C and Reb M in the flavored versions. No stimulants, no botanical extracts, no proprietary blends. When banned substances turn up in sports nutrition, the usual cause is cross-contamination from shared equipment, and the documented cases cluster in pre-workout, fat-burner and bodybuilding products rather than hydration mixes. Saltivate is made in the USA with imported ingredients, in an NSF GMP Certified facility. That facility does not process prohormones, SARMs or anabolic agents, and every lot is third-party tested before release with published Certificates of Analysis. If your program requires a specific banned-substance certification, contact us and we will share our full testing file.

The label dose is one scoop per 16 to 32 oz of water. A single 45-serving jar covers a 5 to 10 gallon cooler on its own. The calculator on this page does the math for your cooler size and strength.

Yes. Bulk 45 and 90-serving jars are the easiest way to stock a cooler, and our partner program adds case pricing for schools, clubs, and teams. Tell us about your program in the form above and we will get you a quote.

Yes. Coaches, athletic directors, and trainers can request free samples with the form on this page. We send enough for your staff and athletes to try in training before you order.

Sodium, not sugar, is what helps the body hold onto fluid, so a zero-sugar mix hydrates without the calories. That matters for weight-class and position-conscious athletes. Endurance athletes can add their own carbohydrates when they are fueling for long efforts.

More sodium and no sugar. A standard sports drink gives a couple hundred milligrams of sodium and 10 to 20 grams of sugar a serving. Saltivate gives 800mg of sodium and zero sugar, so it replaces what a hard practice sweats out without the sugar load.

There are three flavors, watermelon, orange, and mango pineapple, plus an unflavored option for ice water or whatever the team already drinks. All are zero sugar.

Yes. We work with college and school programs on partnerships, including product in exchange for exposure. Mention it in the form above and we will follow up.