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Tower+™ Electrolyte Mix

Tower+™ Electrolyte Mix

Tower
$49.95
  • No Added Sugar — No Nonsense
  • 1,000 mg of Pure Pink Himalayan Salt
  • Boost Workouts With Sustained Energy
  • Grab and Go To Power Your Performance
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Product Features

Get Your Portable Power-Up with Tower+™ Electrolyte Mix

Electrolytes are critical for life. Tower+™ Electrolyte Mix excels in fueling your body's muscle function and energy demands, providing next-level performance.

For your daily grind at the office or after a high-intensity workout, just grab a packet of this keto-approved, no-nonsense formula and feel the difference when you recharge.

Packed with pink Himalayan salt, tower above expectations with ultimate bioavailability and faster hydration! 
Ingredients

Lemon Lime Flavor Active Ingredients: Dark pink Himalayan salt, potassium chloride, dimagnesium malate, black pepper extract
Other Ingredients: Citric acid, natural lemon-lime flavor, rebaudioside A (stevia)

Blue Raspberry Flavor Active Ingredients: Dark pink Himalayan salt, potassium chloride, dimagnesium malate, black pepper extract 
Other Ingredients: Citric acid, natural flavors (lemon and raspberry), malic acid, rebaudioside A (stevia), jagua (genipin-glycine) blue

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Take Your Hydration to New Heights

Balanced ratio

Our formula delivers essential electrolytes, focusing on higher levels of sodium and chloride — the key minerals lost most through sweat.

Ultimate bioavailability

Made with a highly bioavailable form of magnesium and black pepper extract to aid in nutrient absorption, allowing for faster hydration.

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Comes in two delicious flavors.

Natural Salt Sourced from Himalayan Mountains

Sodium (dark pink Himalayan salt) Dark pink Himalayan salt stands out with its rich hue, derived from a blend of 84 trace minerals and elements, including iron, calcium and potassium. Unlike regular table salt, it is minimally processed and free of additives, making it a favored choice for both culinary use and holistic wellness practices.
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Key Ingredients

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Potassium (as Potassium Chloride)*

Vital for muscle function and cellular metabolism

Helps regulate fluid balance within the body 
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Magnesium (as Dimagnesium Malate)*

Supports energy production and muscle health

Helps support mental focus and attention
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Black Pepper Extract (Seed)*

Promotes nutrient absorption, ensuring faster hydration

Promotes hydration within cells
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Sodium (Dark Pink Himalayan Salt)*

Supports healthy energy and metabolism

Helps replenish the body’s electrolytes and support normal fluid balance 

Supports exercise performance and recovery

Hydrate. Energize. Recover.

Make Tower+™ Electrolyte Mix your go-to, high-performing electrolyte mix for ultimate bioavailability and faster hydration.

Reach Peak Performance

Reach peak performance with pure pink Himalayan salt and a balance of potassium, high-quality magnesium malate and trace minerals — designed to support muscle function and energy production — all in a portable, keto-approved, no-nonsense formula.

Directions for Use

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Pour contents of one Tower+ Electrolyte Mix into 16–32 oz of water.

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Shake thoroughly to mix and enjoy.

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Drink after a workout for faster hydration and to replenish electrolytes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are electrolytes?
Electrolytes are essential minerals like sodium, potassium and magnesium that help regulate hydration, muscle function and chemical reactions. The body relies on consuming these minerals to maintain proper balance and function.
How does black pepper extract help?
Black pepper extract enhances nutrient absorption by supporting intestinal permeability, promoting the effectiveness of minerals like magnesium.
Why use pink Himalayan salt?
Pink Himalayan salt is minimally processed, free of pollutants and rich in trace minerals, making it a pure and superior sodium source.
Which electrolytes are most important?
Sodium, potassium and chloride are essential for fluid balance and muscle function, with sodium being the most vital.
Can you have too many or too few electrolytes?
Electrolyte balance is key. The kidneys help regulate levels, but too much or too little can disrupt bodily functions.
Who should use Tower+ Electrolyte Mix?
Tower+ Electrolyte Mix is ideal for those looking for rehydration and energy. In the morning, start your day hydrated. Before exercising, support endurance and muscle activity. After sweating or finishing your workout, replenish lost electrolytes. With no added sugar and rapid absorption, it’s a healthier alternative to sugary drinks.
Why do we use jagua (genipin-glycine) blue in Tower+ Electrolyte Mix blue raspberry flavor?
Jagua blue is a natural, plant-derived blue colorant that is extracted from huito fruit. The FDA recognizes jagua blue as a safer option for adding blue color to food products than synthetic blue dyes. In addition, it has been shown to have a longer storage life than the synthetic dye blue No. 2 and the natural colorant spirulina.

Research Scope

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