Rapid Rehydration Drops Best Practices and Usage
Usage Guidelines for Rapid Rehydration Drops
Dosage Guidelines
Proactive Daily Use
Add 2-4 drops PER OUNCE of liquid throughout the day, adjusting based on conditions.
8 oz Serving Guidelines:
- Maintenance: 16 drops
- Mild Activity: 24 drops
- Increased Activity: 32 drops
Emergency/Reactive Use
For extreme conditions requiring fast 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!
Maximum Daily Dosage
There is no strict maximum daily limit - most people never reach this point. The body naturally adjusts to excess consumption, typically through increased bowel movements. Individual needs vary daily based on:
- Exertion levels
- Environmental conditions
- Personal hydration status
Mixing & Distribution Options
Large Quantity Mixing
- Can be premixed in larger quantities
- Use 2-3 teaspoons per gallon
Alternative: Keep bottle next to drink dispenser for individual use
Storage Information
Important: Salt and minerals are naturally stable compounds that do not break down or spoil over time. Key points about storage:
- Minerals do not support bacterial growth
- No degradation of effectiveness
- Maintain potency indefinitely
- Expiration dates listed only due to packaging regulations
- Store properly away from moisture and contaminants
Access Points
- Portable for tool bags
- Place at hydration stations
- Store in work vehicles
- Stock in first aid stations/kits
- Option for individual worker bottles
- Flexible distribution based on site needs
Integration With Safety Protocols
Daily Integration
Maintain hydration by adding to every beverage throughout the day
Emergency Response
When dehydration symptoms present:
- Take as concentrated shot (1-3 squirts)
- Mix with few ounces of water
- Follow with additional fluids
- Monitor for improvement
Need help implementing these guidelines?
Our team is ready to assist with custom protocols for your specific work environment.