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Exo Terra Electrolyte Product?

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So the pet store I work for just started carrying this.

I'm just curious as to what all of your thoughts are on this product?

http://www.exo-terra.com/en/products/electrolyte.php

It seems to me it's the same as doing a pedialyte sauna.

It seems like something you shouldn't do every day yet the instructions are not clear...just looking for any sort of feed back or thoughts on if this is a decent product and when or if it should be recommended.

Thanks guys!
 
It looks like an unnecessary product IMO. Electrolytes are found in essentially everything, so extra supplementation of it sounds like they are just trying to get your money.
 
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