Don't buy the hype.
I'm not reviewing the product, just the ad - which is misleading and full of errors and outright untruths.<br />The alkalizing action of this product is probably fine, but they go too far in advertising it as &#34;ionizing&#34;.  Ionizing can not be done with some minerals in a metal container dropped into a glass of water - ionization involves positively- and negatively-charged particles, which require energy, usually electricity.<br />&#34;Micro-clusters&#34;, while also a valid scientific concept, are also not achieved by packaging some minerals into a metal tube.<br />There are alkaline sticks out there for about $4 - don't pay an extra $10 for the hype.
Rating: 2 stars