Balance™ Stress & Dehydration Aid - Natural Hydration & Relaxation Supplement for Workouts, Travel & Daily Wellness | Fast-Acting Electrolyte Support

BALANCE Stress & Dehydration Aid is a nutritional/metabolic supplement that is formulated to balance systemic electrolytes needed to maintain hydration. It can be administered through drinking water or added to the feed of livestock and poultry and acts as a buffering agent to correct blood pH when stress challenges occur due to environmental heat or handling.

BALANCE Stress & Dehydration Aid is formulated using electrolytes and buffering agents and does not use sugar as filler. Use BALANCE Stress & Dehydration Aid before a stressful heat or handling.

Features & Benefits

• Increases water consumption
• Reduction of body temperature in a high-heat environment
• Reduced panting of the heat-stressed animals, thus reducing the pH of their blood and maintaining a healthy and more responsive metabolic system. This will help meat quality in slaughtered animals
• A quicker rebound after stress from excessive heat, handling, or performing
• Less shrinkage in processed animals and a better cut-out

INGREDIENTS:

• Sodium....... Min. 27%
• Zinc. . . . . . . . . . Min. 300 ppm
• Potassium... Min. 10%
• Plant Protein. . Max. 1%

STORAGE: Store at a room temperature below 30° C (86° F). BALANCE Stress & Dehydration Aid is not harmed by freezing. Close container between uses to prevent clumping.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE: Begin treating livestock and poultry one day before and during the entire stress period.

Water Administration:

• Water medicator: Administer BALANCE Stress & Dehydration Aid at 1 packet per 5 gallons of stock solution metered at 1 ounce per gallon (1:128) of drinking water.
• Water tank: Administer BALANCE Stress & Dehydration Aid at 1 packet per 640 gallons of water (each packet treats approximately 64,000 pounds of livestock or poultry).

Feed Administration:

• Administer BALANCE Stress & Dehydration Aid by adding1 gram per 3 lbs. of complete feed or 1 packet (780 grams) per ton of complete feed. (This will equate to 1.2 gra

ms per 100 lbs. body weight per day.)