Electrolyte test results

Third-party lab results confirm that Ultima delivers more electrolytes per serving than listed, with potassium at 124%, magnesium at 118%, and sodium at 131% of the label claim. While potassium and magnesium fall within acceptable ranges, sodium exceeds the expected amount and is flagged for caution.

Independent testing shows that Ekkolyte’s electrolyte levels exceed the stated label claims. Potassium and sodium remain within acceptable ranges at 120% and 106%, while magnesium is significantly higher at 134% and marked as caution high. Results confirm that the formula delivers more electrolytes per serving than advertised.

Both third-party labs confirmed that Prime contains more sodium and potassium than listed on the label, while magnesium stays near the expected amount. One batch showed sodium levels nearly 80% higher than claimed.

Independent lab testing shows LMNT electrolytes closely match or exceed their label claims for sodium, magnesium, and potassium. Results confirm the product is in spec, with especially strong accuracy for magnesium and elevated levels of sodium and potassium compared to stated values.

Independent testing from Omnient Labs and NJ Labs shows Gorilla Mind meets or exceeds label claims across all measured electrolytes. Sodium results exceeded the label claim in both labs, with Omnient Labs reporting 122% and NJ Labs reporting 118%, averaging 120%. Magnesium also performed above the label claim, with results of 118% from Omnient Labs and 102% from NJ Labs, averaging 110%. Potassium results showed slight variability, with Omnient Labs reporting 110% and NJ Labs reporting 99%, averaging 105%. Overall, Gorilla Mind remains well within specification across all tested electrolytes.

Axe & Sledge’s lab results show a significant deviation from the label claim for potassium, with levels at only 78% of the claimed value, marked as “Too Low”. Sodium and magnesium are within the expected range, with sodium exceeding the label claim at 127.96%, while magnesium is at 116.60%. The product is in spec for magnesium and sodium, but potassium is below the expected levels according to lab testing.

Independent testing from Omnient Labs and NJ Labs shows that Ghost exceeds label claims across all measured electrolytes. Sodium levels tested at 112% in Omnient Labs and 121% in NJ Labs, averaging 117%. Magnesium also exceeded the label claim, with Omnient Labs reporting 126% and NJ Labs reporting 117%, averaging 122%. Potassium results were similarly elevated, with Omnient Labs reporting 112% and NJ Labs reporting 125%, averaging 119%. Overall, Ghost demonstrates strong consistency and remains well within specification across all tested electrolytes.

Independent testing shows that Dr. Berg’s electrolyte levels are generally close to the stated label claims. Potassium measures at 99% of the label claim, while magnesium is slightly higher at 111%, both remaining within acceptable ranges. Sodium comes in lower at 94% of the label claim and is flagged as caution low on the chart. Overall, results indicate modest variation from label values, with magnesium delivering more and sodium delivering slightly less than advertised.

The lab results for Unmatched show that sodium, magnesium, and potassium all exceed label claims. Omnient Labs reports potassium at 130.08% and magnesium at 116.22%, while NJ Labs confirms similar results with potassium at 119.33% and magnesium at 114.40%. Sodium levels, however, are slightly above the label at 106.08% and 101.50%, respectively. The product remains in spec, with potassium and magnesium values notably higher than expected.

Testing from Omnient Labs and NJ Labs shows that AN Performance exceeds the label claims for potassium (96%) and magnesium (75%). Sodium content is close to the label, with Omnient Labs reporting 93% and NJ Labs at 100%. Potassium and magnesium did not perform above expectations; however, the product remains within specification overall.

Sodium results vary between the two laboratories, with Omnient Labs reporting slightly below the label claim at 91%, while NJ Labs reported a higher result at 136%. Although NJ Labs falls into a caution-high range, both results remain within acceptable specification limits.

Testing from Omnient Labs and NJ Labs shows that AN Performance meets the label claim for potassium (103%) and exceeds the label claim for magnesium (125%). Sodium results show variability, with Omnient Labs reporting 96% and NJ Labs reporting 102%. While magnesium performs above expectations, sodium falls slightly below specification, impacting the product’s overall compliance.

Sodium levels in Liquid Death tested slightly below the label claim, with Omnient Labs reporting 92% and NJ Labs reporting 95%. Potassium results show some variability, with Omnient Labs slightly below the label at 93% and NJ Labs slightly above at 105%, averaging 99% overall. Magnesium consistently exceeds the label claim, averaging 111% across both labs. Overall, the product performs well for potassium and magnesium, while sodium falls slightly below specification.

Lab tests from Omnient Labs and NJ Labs confirm that Nutricost exceeds its label claims in all three electrolytes: sodium, potassium, and magnesium. Potassium reaches 119%, magnesium 126%, and sodium 121%, confirming the product’s consistency and in spec performance.