MAYU Trace Mineral Drops, 80+ Ionic Minerals for Water, 1 oz, 30 Servings

I really like the MAYU Trace Mineral Drops! They’re so easy to add to my water, and I love having a simple way to add trace minerals without changing my usual routine. The bottle is small and convenient, so it’s easy to keep in my kitchen or take with me when I’m traveling. I also appreciate that the drops have no detectable heavy metals and don’t have an overwhelming taste when mixed into water. A little goes a long way, and the 30 servings make it easy to incorporate into my daily routine. Definitely a product I’ll continue using!

I use these trace minerals everyday. I especially like that there isn’t any strong flavor, as some of the trace minerals have that association. I take a half a dropper only- any more than that and the electrolytes interfere with my heart rhythm. That said, start off as directed and listen to your body. The product is great-I don’t ever want to be without it!

Love it, water tastes amazing! I have a well system that purifies and alkalinize my water but doesn’t add any minerals in it, so I tried the other trace minerals and the water is salty and weird tasting, but this is just like spring water tastes, so good! Expensive tho!

I use these daily in my filtered water.

To the best of my knowledge there is nothing deceptive going on here. You know the price and amount up front, and that is what you get. I am not equipped to assess whether or not the minerals are what they say they are. I assume they are. What I CAN attest to is taste and value. They taste fine, but not like anything special. Is it better than straight RO water? Yes. Is it the best water I have ever tasted? No. It's perfectly fine. I do think it is an awfully expensive way to fly though. There are far cheaper solutions in far larger bottles. That said, the dropper it comes in is very nice. I will be refilling it with the cheaper stuff. This is not to say it's a bad product. Their marketing makes it sounds like they are undergoing rigorous testing to ensure the best quality without contaminants. I respect and applaud that, and I think it adds value

We recently had a reverse osmosis system installed, but for some reason the water did not set well, plus I wasn't fond of the taste. I tried another brand of electrolytes, and the taste was better, but it gave me a mild stomachache. I was using a PUR filter instead, which was better, but then I did more research on water filters, not to mention the microplastic issue, and realized that reverse osmosis was the most effective way to filter water. I decided to try the Mayu Ionic Trace Mineral Drops and WOW, what a difference! You only need 8 drops for 32 oz of water, and it tastes great and does not adversely affect my stomach! It may be more expensive, but it is totally worth it. My water issues are solved! :-)

I would say four star I’m giving it three star because when we do the subscription, they never deliver to us. We have to pay full price for them to deliver to us. Sometimes it has contaminants in the bottle. I’m not sure what it is, but for the price of these things, these things should be purified minerals for what we pay or what they charge and sometimes I don’t always feel like I’m getting good quality out of this.

I searched around online and found this brand to be among the more reputable brands of this type of product. Was very wary of buying a subpar product. I use a reverse osmosis filter for drinking water at home because the tap water is just absolutely gross in my location. While this eliminates my bottled water "subscription", I want to make sure I still get the essential minerals in my water that help to actually stay hydrated and energized, as drinking solely purified water will drain excessive nutrients from the body. I find this mixture to be very well balanced, I can definitely taste the difference between this and purified. I tend to keep two 1.5L glass pitchers in the door of my fridge specifically for water, so my routine when refilling them now is to just put a whole dropper-full of this into the pitcher before returning it to the fridge. It seems to be lasting quite a while for me this way (120 serving jar).