Brand guide
WHO oral rehydration salts, decoded
WHO ORS is the clinical reference point for sodium-glucose oral rehydration, not a casual daily electrolyte drink.
Retail serving
$0.50
DIY mineral cost
$0.21
Estimated savings
$0.29
Label profile
- Sodium
- 1725 mg
- Potassium
- 780 mg
- Magnesium
- 0 mg
- Calcium
- 0 mg
- Zinc
- 0 mg
- Carbs
- 13.5 g
DIY interpretation
Lyte Lab matches the listed mineral profile using practical bulk ingredients. For supported ORS-style products, it also includes the label carbohydrate load and an effective glucose/fructose split when local source data supports it; flavor systems and undisclosed blend percentages are not recreated.
DIY result: Na 1722 mg, K 781 mg, Mg 0 mg
Best fit
- Clinical ORS reference
- Understanding sodium-glucose cotransport
- Comparing ORS-inspired products
Watchouts
- Use medical guidance for serious dehydration.
- The builder adds 13.5 g dextrose/glucose for the reduced-osmolarity WHO ORS carbohydrate component.
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