Hi pretty Pony, my wife and I started with ( ConcenTrace ) mineral drops abuot
12 years ago, when we moved to a mobile home community. The park has it's own
wells and treat the water, but we distill the water in a " Water Wise" counter top
model ( makes 3 Quarts a batch ). Distilling purifies the water but takes some of
the minerals out in the process, and that leaves it tasting a little flat. The mineral
drops puts the minerals back in and it tastes great! " for water.We make the ice cubes with it also. Maybe 2 years ago I seen the the Trace Mineral Liquid in their store. It states " from ConcenTrace " on the front of the bottle and we have been using it since. We make a batch of water ( 3 qts ) almost every night, 15 drops a batch, the bottle lasts about 10 months or so and we drink about 3 16oz glasses or more a day. I hope this helps you out. The best thing you can drink is good tasting clean water! Oh yea it's odorless and in the distilled water, all you taste is good tasting water. I learned about this in a health news letter by Dr. David Williams I subscribe to and you can even buy the water wise
distiller from them too, check it out on line.

I hope this helps you out,

Bob

  Of course, it depends on the ratio of the mineral liquid to water. (You can't taste it "straight," because it is too strong--it burns. It's meant to be highly diluted.) I use one teaspoonful to a gallon of water, and there is no detectable taste or odor. The water just has a kind of life and depth that normal tap water lacks. I'm guessing that if I doubled that amount of the mineral liquid, there would still be no taste or odor.

  Trace Minerals Research who makes "ConceTrace" is reported to be a fruad by John Heinerman. Please watch his youtube video Trace minerals truth revealed part 1 and Trace minerals truth revealed part 2. I stopped using the product after watching the videos. I don't think that Vitamin Shoppe has seen these video's.

  Yes, it does have a very salty taste to it. I recommended it to two adults and they didn't like the taste. It took me a long time to get used to it but if you dilute it in water it's not so bad. I just drink more water right after I take it. I've used it for 5+ years now.

  It has a slightly bitter/salty taste but I mix it with my drinking water and actually like the taste of the water better with the Trace Mineral Liquid - I've been using it for a number of years. hope this helps!

  It is odorless and basically tasteless... slightly salty taste but I add it to a greens smoothie and you do not notice it. I have not tried it in water though. Good luck

  It's odorless but it does have a very briny taste. I would recommend mixing with juice or water.

  forgot - it doesn't have an odor, in my opinion. the bitter/salty taste is in full strength.

  It is bitter but contains important ingredients essential for good health

  No oder at all, and maybe a little salty if any taste.

  This is actually Concentrace (says so on the bottle)repackaged for The Vitaminshoppe, the source of which, according to their website, is the Great Salt Lake in Utah.

Not China.

  As I understand it, the Concentrace (patented name) product they use, is made from purified water from the Great Salt Lake, in Utah.

  It is supposed to be from Concentrace which is a preparation taken from Great Salt Lake and prepared under cGmp protocols

  Utah, from the underground sea bed

  There are something like 100 trace minerals in this product. It's great--I've been using it for years, because I distill my water, which removes the minerals.

  There are seven main ones like magnesium and potassium and then there are A LOT from naturally occurring minerals and other elements found in sea.

  After viewing video evidence that this product is unfit for human consumption I stopped using it.

  I believe that it is 72 trace minerals, the same as Concentrace. Concentrace makes them both.

  It's the same as Concentrace, over 72 trace minerals.

  I don't know. The label does not state which form of magnesium the product contains.

  300mg of Magnesium Citrate per serving

  yes

  yes