100% FREE of artificial sweeteners, MetaWTR is the most pure way to enjoy refreshing hydration without any unwanted nasty ingredients.

Metabolic Electrolyte Complex 2,136mg

Metabolyte™ Sodium Phaseolusate 1,000mg

Metabolyte™ Potassium Phaseolusate 1,000mg

Magnesium Citrate 130mg

Pyridoxal 5’ - Phosphate 6mg

Additional Ingredients: Malic Acid, VitaFiber® Isomalto-oligosaccharides, Natural Flavors, Beet Root Powder, OnoSweet™ Reb-M, Bamboo Extract

What is MetaWTR?

MetaWTR is an all-natural hydration formula which also supports healthy, sustainable energy levels.

How much can I consume?

We have formulated MetaWTR to be consumed throughout the day because it tastes so good! Most customers add MetaWTR to their water all day long which is what we recommend.

What does MetaWTR replace?

If you are consuming a hydration formula of any kind, put it to one side and graduate to MetaWTR because you will love the taste, impact and assurance it contains no artificial sweeteners!

How does it taste so good?

The period between conceptualization and launch for MetaWTR was 18 months because we worked tirelessly on making this taste incredible *without* any sugar or artificial sweeteners! 

Using a patented ingredient called OnoSweet, which is an all natural fermented sweetener, we were able to deliver a hydration formula which sets new standards for taste without any of the unwanted ingredients inferior products use. Side note: OnoSweethas zero glycemic response which makes it amazing for health focused individuals!

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