Acid Zapper Granules are the most effective solution for athletes who want to reduce acidity in notoriously acidic sports and electrolyte replacement products such as Gatorade, Nuun or Emer'gen-C. These products typically have pH levels from 2.9 to 4.3 as supplied and mixed. By adding ¼ level teaspoon (1100 mg) of Acid Zapper granules to an 8oz. serving of drink, the pH increases by at least 2 pH units neutralizing about 99% of the acid in the drink. The addition of the granules will also make the drink seem a little sweeter since sugar is used in many drinks to reduce the strong acid taste.
Many energy drinks and fuels use acids to help preserve the mix. The day you plan to drink the mix, add Acid Zapper Granules at ¼ level teaspoon per 8oz. serving and shake well. Note, not all of the granules will dissolve. The residue is calcium carbonate and it helps buffer the mix. We recommend that you shake the mix before drinking.
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Order online using Acid Zapper's secure server, or call 877-587-6100. We process orders within 48 hours to ensure prompt delivery.
Acid Zapper Tablets should be taken with a large swallow of water or other liquids such as sports drinks or coffee. The tablets should never be chewed or taken dry. Acid Zapper Granulesshould be mixed with water or other liquids such as sports drinks or coffee, and are not intended to be ingested dry. For a soothing drink stir in about 1/8 teaspoon (1/2 scoop) of granules into about 3 ounces of warm water to clear the acid burn from your mouth, esophagus or stomach. This mix also improves oral health and speeds athletic recovery.
Disclaimer: These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and these products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. This is not medical advice and is not intended to replace the advice or attention of health care professionals. Consult your health care provider before beginning or making any changes in your diet, supplements or exercise program, for diagnosis and treatment of illness or injuries, and for advice regarding medications.
