Optimize Minerals Mixed Berry Drink Mix

Common questions

Is Optimize Minerals Mixed Berry Drink Mix healthy?

Optimize Minerals Mixed Berry Drink Mix scores 82/100 on Scout's independent analysis of ingredients, additives, and lab results — a fair-to-good score — solid, with tradeoffs. A daily mineral and vitamin drink mix: chelated magnesium (malate), calcium and zinc (citrate), selenium, copper, manganese and chromium, 300 mg of sodium from ancient sea salt, 500 mg of vitamin C and active-form B vitamins (methylcobalamin, methylfolate, P5P), plus taurine, burdock root, ginkgo biloba, aloe vera extract and 400 mg of trace minerals from inland sea water.

Has Optimize Minerals Mixed Berry Drink Mix been lab-tested?

Yes. Optimize Minerals Mixed Berry Drink Mix carries an independent laboratory panel from Certified Laboratories, Carrollton TX (heavy metals, finished-product lot 25017A1, report CJ026124) and independent microbial report AFSG260227-118 (lot 26UFO05701), as published by the brand covering 7 contaminants (including Arsenic, Lead, Cadmium) — the full results are on this page.

How processed is Optimize Minerals Mixed Berry Drink Mix?

Optimize Minerals Mixed Berry Drink Mix is NOVA Group 4: Ultra-Processed Foods.

Which ingredients drive Optimize Minerals Mixed Berry Drink Mix's score?

In Scout's ingredient-by-ingredient analysis, Magnesium Chelate, Calcium Chelate (Citrate), Zinc Chelate (Citrate) count in its favor; Crystalline Fructose, All Natural Mixed Berry Flavor are flagged as ingredients of concern. The full breakdown, with why each one matters, is in the Key ingredients section on this page.

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Optimize Minerals Mixed Berry Drink Mix

Optimize Minerals
Lab tested
82 Good

Analysis updated October 2026 · How Scout scores

$59.99 · 30 servings · $2.00 / ounce
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Beneficial ingredients 12
Harmful ingredients 2
Owned by Optimize Minerals
Category Electrolytes
Summary

Optimize Minerals Mixed Berry scores 82/100. A daily mineral and vitamin drink mix: chelated magnesium (malate), calcium and zinc (citrate), selenium, copper, manganese and chromium, 300 mg of sodium from ancient sea salt, 500 mg of vitamin C and active-form B vitamins (methylcobalamin, methylfolate, P5P), plus taurine, burdock root, ginkgo biloba, aloe vera extract and 400 mg of trace minerals from inland sea water. What holds it back is the flavoring: 6 g of crystalline fructose per 11.7 g scoop and natural flavors (monk fruit adds sweetness without sugar). Lab tested: Certified Laboratories found arsenic at 0.8 ppm (about 9 µg per scoop, a moderate level typical of sea-water trace-mineral concentrates) with lead, cadmium and mercury below detection, and the microbial panel is clean.

Contaminants 7

Source: Certified Laboratories, Carrollton TX (heavy metals, finished-product lot 25017A1, report CJ026124) and independent microbial report AFSG260227-118 (lot 26UFO05701), as published by the brand

Arsenic
0.8 ppm
Moderate

About 9.3 µg per 11.66 g scoop — roughly 62% of the USP <2232> daily limit for inorganic arsenic in supplements (15 µg). The test reports total arsenic, so it does not separate the toxic inorganic form from less-toxic organic forms. Trace-mineral concentrates from sea water commonly carry some arsenic.

Certified Laboratories, CAM 529 (ICP-MS), finished product, reviewed 2025-01-24.

Lead
<0.3 ppm
Not detected

Not detected at the lab's 0.3 ppm reporting limit (under 3.5 µg per scoop; the USP daily limit is 5 µg).

Certified Laboratories, CAM 529 (ICP-MS).

Cadmium
<0.3 ppm
Not detected

Not detected at the lab's 0.3 ppm reporting limit (under 3.5 µg per scoop; the USP daily limit is 5 µg).

Certified Laboratories, CAM 529 (ICP-MS).

Mercury
<0.03 ppm
Not detected

Not detected at the lab's 0.03 ppm reporting limit (under 0.4 µg per scoop).

Certified Laboratories, CAM 529 (ICP-MS).

Yeast & Mold
<10 cfu/g
Not detected

Below the lab's 10 cfu/g reporting limit.

USP <2021> 5-day yeast and mold count.

Total Aerobic Bacteria
20 cfu/g
Safe

A low count, well below the limits commonly applied to dietary supplements.

USP <2021> aerobic plate count.

Pathogens (E. coli, Salmonella, S. aureus)
Absent in 10 g
Not detected

None of the three pathogens was found.

USP <2022> absence tests per 10 g.

Key ingredients 15

Magnesium Chelate
Very Good

Chelated magnesium (malate/glycinate) is well absorbed and gentle on the gut; supports muscle, nerve and energy metabolism.

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Active B Vitamins
Very Good

B1, B2, B3, B5, B6 as pyridoxal 5-phosphate, 2,000 mcg B12 as methylcobalamin, biotin and 200 mcg methylfolate — the ready-to-use forms.

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Calcium Chelate (Citrate)
Good

Calcium citrate is a well-absorbed form that does not need stomach acid.

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Zinc Chelate (Citrate)
Good

A well-absorbed zinc form; supports immune function and wound healing.

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Selenium (Selenomethionine), Copper, Manganese & Chromium Chelates
Good

Trace minerals in chelated forms: selenium 50 mcg, copper 1 mg, manganese 2 mg, chromium polynicotinate 120 mcg.

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Ancient Sea Salt
Good

Unrefined salt from an ancient seabed deposit; the sodium source for electrolyte balance.

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Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid)
Good

Vitamin C — beneficial even when serving as a preservative.

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Taurine
Good

An amino acid involved in electrolyte balance and heart and muscle function (250 mg).

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Burdock Root & Ginkgo Biloba
Good

Traditional botanicals, 250 mg each.

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70+ Ionic Trace Minerals From Inland Sea Water
Good

A 400 mg trace-mineral concentrate; concentrates like this can carry naturally occurring arsenic — see the lab panel.

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Aloe Vera Extract (200:1)
Good

Concentrated aloe vera gel extract.

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Monk Fruit Extract
Good

A zero-calorie sweetener from monk fruit.

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Citric Acid
Neutral

Acidulant for tartness; generally recognized as safe.

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Crystalline Fructose
Bad

Isolated fructose (usually corn-derived) added as a sweetener: 6 g of sugar per scoop.

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All Natural Mixed Berry Flavor
Bad

A catch-all term that does not disclose what the flavoring is made of.

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Processing

Group 4 · Ultra-processed

Ultra-Processed Foods

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