doingwell Coconut Lime Performance Electrolytes
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Summary
doingwell Coconut Lime Performance Electrolytes scores 97/100 — a high-sodium performance electrolyte stick pack delivering 1,000mg sodium from Himalayan pink salt, 220mg potassium, and 150mg magnesium as chelated dimagnesium malate per serving. Zero sugar, sweetened with organic monk fruit (never stevia or artificial sweeteners), maltodextrin-free organic natural flavors, and a plant-derived bamboo flow agent instead of synthetic anti-caking agents. Informed Sport certified, with every batch third-party tested by an ISO 17025-accredited lab — screened for 285+ substances and contaminants, including heavy metals, banned substances, and stability.
Contaminants 4
Source: Eurofins Food Chemistry Testing Madison, Inc. (Madison WI), ISO/IEC 17025 accredited (ILAC-MRA certificate 2918.01) — heavy metals by ICP mass spectrometry (AOAC 2011.19, 993.14 and 2015.01 modified). Report 5501687-0, issued 27 August 2026; three-stick composite sample received 24 August 2026. Limits shown are the California Prop 65 safe harbor levels at the labeled serving of one 8.0 g stick per day; every analyte was reported below its limit.
Lead 0.36 mcg per serving Safe
Detected, but below California's strict Prop 65 daily limit — 0.36 mcg per serving, about 71% of the 0.5 mcg/day maximum allowable dose at one serving per day. Reported in-spec by the lab.
Independent third-party testing (Eurofins Food Chemistry Testing Madison, ICP-MS, ISO/IEC 17025 accredited; three-stick composite, report 5501687-0 issued 27 August 2026): lead measured at 0.357 mcg in an 8.0 g serving, against a Prop 65 limit of 0.5 mcg/day — approximately 71% of the limit. Reported below the limit by the lab.
Arsenic 0.13 mcg per serving Safe
Detected at a trivial level — 0.13 mcg per serving, about 1.3% of the 10 mcg Prop 65 daily limit (No Significant Risk Level) for inorganic arsenic. Measurable, but far below any threshold of concern.
Independent third-party testing (Eurofins Food Chemistry Testing Madison, ICP-MS, ISO/IEC 17025 accredited; three-stick composite, report 5501687-0 issued 27 August 2026): arsenic measured at 0.130 mcg per 8.0 g serving against a Prop 65 limit of 10 mcg/day — approximately 1.3% of the limit. The panel reports total arsenic; the Prop 65 limit applies to the inorganic form.
Mercury ND Safe
Not detected — no measurable mercury at the laboratory's reporting limit (at most 0.040 mcg per serving, well under the 0.3 mcg/day Prop 65 limit).
Independent third-party testing (Eurofins Food Chemistry Testing Madison, ICP-MS, ISO/IEC 17025 accredited; three-stick composite, report 5501687-0 issued 27 August 2026): mercury not detected (below the lab's reporting limit, i.e. under 0.040 mcg per 8.0 g serving) against a Prop 65 limit of 0.3 mcg/day.
Cadmium ND Safe
Not detected — no measurable cadmium at the laboratory's reporting limit (at most 0.040 mcg per serving, about 1% of the 4.1 mcg/day Prop 65 limit).
Independent third-party testing (Eurofins Food Chemistry Testing Madison, ICP-MS, ISO/IEC 17025 accredited; three-stick composite, report 5501687-0 issued 27 August 2026): cadmium not detected (below the lab's reporting limit, i.e. under 0.040 mcg per 8.0 g serving) against a Prop 65 limit of 4.1 mcg/day.
Key ingredients 8
Organic Coconut Water PowderVery Good
Dehydrated coconut water — a whole-food source of naturally occurring potassium and trace electrolytes. Contains coconut (allergen).
See more about Organic Coconut Water Powder →Himalayan Pink SaltGood
Minimally processed rock salt providing the formula's sodium along with trace minerals. A clean, natural electrolyte source — never treated as a negative in this form.
See more about Himalayan Pink Salt →Organic Natural FlavorsGood
Certified organic flavoring from food sources. USDA organic rules bar the synthetic solvents, carriers and artificial preservatives that conventional natural flavors may contain.
See more about Organic Natural Flavors →Dimagnesium MalateGood
A chelated, highly bioavailable form of magnesium bound to malic acid — a quality choice for daily magnesium repletion, gentler on digestion than oxide forms.
See more about Dimagnesium Malate →Organic Monk Fruit ExtractGood
A zero-calorie natural sweetener from monk fruit with no glycemic impact and none of the concerns attached to artificial sweeteners. Organic certification adds sourcing assurance.
See more about Organic Monk Fruit Extract →Potassium ChlorideGood
A direct, well-absorbed potassium source supporting fluid balance, muscle function and nerve signaling — exactly what an electrolyte formula should use.
See more about Potassium Chloride →Organic Bamboo ExtractGood
A plant-derived flow agent that replaces synthetic anti-caking agents like silicon dioxide, and doubles as a natural source of silica.
See more about Organic Bamboo Extract →Citric AcidNeutral
A common, generally safe acidulant used for tartness and stability. Typically fermentation-derived; no meaningful health concern at these amounts.
See more about Citric Acid →Processing
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