Our Verdict
Dr. Berg's electrolyte powder offers the highest potassium content (1000mg) in this comparison, with good mineral bioavailability from citrate forms. The formula is well-designed for daily potassium supplementation. However, the very low sodium (40mg) makes it unsuitable as a standalone hydration product for sweating or athletic use. The brand carries significant trust concerns due to Berg's Scientology ties, professional reprimand, and the chiropractor-as-doctor positioning.
Evident Ratings
Dr. Berg Dr. Berg Electrolyte Powder
Scored across 5 dimensions on a 5-point scale
About Dr. Berg
Dr. Eric Berg is a chiropractor with 12M+ YouTube subscribers who sells supplements through his own brand. His electrolyte powder is one of the best-selling products in the category on Amazon, driven largely by his massive YouTube audience and keto diet content.
Product specifications
- Form
- powder
- Serving Size
- 1 scoop (~6.1g)
- Calories
- 0
- Sugar
- 0g
- Made In
- USA
How we scored this
Every data point below is tagged as Verified (independently confirmed) or Claimed (brand-stated).
Material Safety
- No Artificial Sweeteners
- Yes — Stevia onlyVerified
- No Artificial Flavors
- Yes — Uses natural flavoringVerified
- No Artificial Colors
- YesVerified
- No Natural Flavors
- No — Contains natural flavorsVerified
- No Fillers
- Yes — No maltodextrinVerified
- Transparent Label
- Yes — All electrolyte amounts individually listedVerified
- No Proprietary Blends
- No — Contains a 'Trace Mineral Complex' (100mg) without full breakdownVerified
- Clean Mineral Sources
- Yes — Uses citrate forms for potassium and magnesiumVerified
- Sweetener
- Organic Stevia Reb A 98%Verified
- Full Ingredients
- Potassium Citrate, Magnesium Citrate, Trace Mineral Complex, Calcium Lactate, Pink Himalayan Salt, Vitamin C, Citric Acid, Natural Flavors, Organic Stevia Reb A 98%Verified
Testing & Trust
- Third-Party Tested
- Yes — Brand claims each batch undergoes third-party testing with COA for heavy metals and microbesClaimed
- COA Available
- Yes — Brand claims COAs available for each batchClaimed
- Heavy Metals Tested
- Yes — Brand claims COA confirms no heavy metals or microbesClaimed
- Certifications
- gmp certified, vegan, gluten free, keto friendlyVerified
Value & Policy
- Price Per Serving
- $0.72Verified
- Package Price
- $35.99 (50 servings)Verified
- Return Policy
- 30-day money backClaimed
- Subscription Discount
- 10%Claimed
- Sample Packs
- AvailableVerified
Product Features
- Sodium
- 40mgVerified
- Potassium
- 1000mgVerified
- Magnesium
- 120mgVerified
- Calcium
- 75mgVerified
- Chloride
- 60mgVerified
- Sodium Source
- Pink Himalayan SaltVerified
- Magnesium Source
- Magnesium CitrateVerified
- Amazon Rating
- 4.7 stars (21,000 reviews)Verified
- Red Flags
- Dr. Eric Berg is a chiropractor (DC), not a medical doctor (MD); Berg's son publicly stated Berg is a Scientologist with OT 8 rank who has donated millions to Scientology; 2008 official reprimand from Virginia Board of Medicine; 2022 lawsuit alleging promotion of Scientology in the workplace; 12M+ YouTube subscribers drives significant sales through health content that some experts characterize as pseudoscientificVerified
- Lawsuits
- 2022 employment lawsuit alleging Scientology coercion in workplaceVerified
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