Rapid Rehydration Drops
Benefits & Usage Guide

Product Benefits
Superior to Traditional Hydration Methods
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Fast-Acting: Works in 10-15 minutes versus hours for water alone
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Clean Formula: No sugar, dyes, or artificial additives
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Cost Efficient: Pennies per serving versus expensive sports drinks
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Simple Implementation: Compatible with existing hydration practices
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Versatile: Works for both emergency response and daily prevention
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Worker-Friendly: No flavor fatigue or bloating
Dosage Guidelines
Daily Use
8 oz Serving Guidelines (2-4 drops per oz.)
• Maintenance: 16 drops
• Mild Activity: 24 drops
• Increased Activity: 32 drops
• High Heat Environments: Up to 40 drops
Emergency Use
For quick relief
• Take 1-3 squirts as a concentrated shot
• Mix with a few ounces of water
• Follow with additional fluids
• When you're feeling low, just squirt and go!
Mixing Options
Storage Information
Important: Salt and minerals are naturally stable compounds that do not break down or spoil over time.
Storage Benefits
• Minerals do not support bacterial growth
• No degradation of effectiveness over time
• Maintains potency indefinitely
• Store away from moisture and contaminants
Individual Use
• Add directly to personal water bottles
• Carry in tool bags for on-the-go hydration
Group Settings
• Pre-mix in larger quantities
(2-3 teaspoons per gallon)
• Place the bottle next to the drink dispenser
for individual use
Strategic Placement
• Portable for easy transport
• Ideal for hydration stations
• Perfect for first aid kits
• Convenient for vehicles
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Fast-Acting Protection: Works in 10-15 minutes versus hours for water alone
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Clean Formula: No sugars, dyes or artificial additives that can affect worker performance
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Cost Efficiency: Pennies per serving versus expensive sports drinks
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Simplified Implementation: Compatible with existing hydration practices
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Versatility: Works for both emergency response and daily prevention
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Worker Acceptance: No flavor fatigue or bloating common with other solutions

Implementing Your Comprehensive Heat Illness Prevention Plan
Key Elements For Effective Heat Protection
A complete Heat Illness Prevention Plan should include:
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Designated heat safety coordinator
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Written policies and procedures
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Employee input mechanisms
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Methods for identifying heat hazards
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Provision of adequate drinking water
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Designated break areas
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Acclimatization procedures for new workers
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Designated break areas
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Rest break schedules
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Emergency response protocols
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Training program
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Recordkeeping systems
Need personalized guidance?
Our team is ready to assist with custom protocols for your specific needs.
Contact us today to integrate Rapid Rehydration Drops into your hydration plan.