Question 1

What are the quantities of each trace mineral in this?  In other words, what trace minerals are present and what is the daily percent value of each?

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Carol Taylor posted this on October 1, 2014, but her provided link became broken. Below is her original and immensely helpful post with a corrected link:

I suspect that this link will be relatively consistent for any other brand of ionic trace minerals that come from Utah salt lakes. If you scroll down the site, you'll see a downloadable link to get an in depth 3rd party lab analysis. I'm no scientist, but I believe this is what you're looking for. Also, they way I understand it, while these mineral amounts are small, I believe it's HOW they work that will then allow vitamins and minerals from other food sources to absorb better. So, you'll ultimately get more of those minerals by the ionic trace minerals activating on a cellular level, in the digestive system and through the body. Again, that's how I understand the info from this link. Hope it helps.
https://traceminerals.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/TMR_cert-of-analysis_TMD.pdf

Question 2

I know that there was quite a bit of nuclear testing in Nevada at one time. Is the algae sourced from underground, such as a mine?

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i don't know.  i started using fulvic/humic mins from these guys;  supremefulvic dot com. i get the powdered form and mix it with spring water that i source near my home.  you can get it premixed tho, same price.  i have used mins for decades (started with new vision) and tried several...i have given to folks who are not "on" mins and sometimes they will immediately react, "wow" .  but that depends on how depleted they are...anyway, i noticed a definite difference in energy level.  they are especially useful if you are doing a chelation/detox sked that requires a quick replenishment of mins.  stay healthy and good luck !

Question 3

Does this product need refridgeration, and am I correct in the fact I see no preservatives? Thanks so much

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Minerals do not need refrigeration, in fact the minerals themselves are preservative in nature. Makes you wonder why food manufacturers use chemical based preservatives when they could just be using natural minerals. Also, I do not see anywhere on the label where it says to refrigerate.

Question 4

What's the difference between this and the eidon ionic trace mineral supplement? anyone try both?

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We cannot speak for other companies however Good State Ionic Minerals are sourced from 99.9% pure minerals. The trace formula comes from natural sources like the Great Salt Lakes.

ASIN	B005PGA3QU
ASIN	B005PGA3QU
Age Range Description	All Ages
Best Sellers Rank	#117,513 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #205 in Trace Mineral Supplements
Brand Name	Good State
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (682)
Date First Available	September 24, 2011
Diet Type	Vegetarian
Flavor	Unflavored
Global Trade Identification Number	00857515003213
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Form	Drop
Item Volume	8.1 Fluid Ounces
Item model number	210
Manufacturer	Good State
Manufacturer	Good State
Manufacturer Part Number	210
Material Type Free	gmo free,soy free,starch free,sugar free
Model Number	210
Number of Items	1
Primary Supplement Type	Calcium
Product Benefits	Nourishment
Product Dimensions	2 x 2 x 6 inches; 10.23 ounces
UPC	857515003213
Unit Count	8.1 Fluid Ounces

Liquid Ionic Trace Minerals (96 servings at 125 mg - 8 fl oz)

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