Zoo Med Electrolyte Soak, 8 oz.

Good product

I have a female African Ball Python. I was having issues with her sheds. They wouldn't come off in a piece. I would have many small pieces. I started soaking her once a week, for 20-30 mins, in warm water with half a scoop of Zoo Med Electrolyte soak. And Voila... Her sheds are now coming off in one piece and her colour has become much brighter too.

My rescue beardy has some health issues , bathed him in this he had a little drink of it and was well boosted almost like he had had an energy drink no longer lethargic and helped him poop the next day , increased his appetite ( they must drink some they will not absorb it they do not do this , Only downside to product it isn’t a powder it should be but seemed it had got damp so needed to break bits off to dissolve in the water Much better that any repo boost

Zoo Med’s Electrolyte Soak is one of those products that’s worth keeping on hand if you work with reptiles. It’s designed to supply electrolytes, B‑vitamins, Vitamin C, beta‑carotene, prebiotics, and probiotics, which is exactly what newly acquired or dehydrated reptiles tend to need. Most keepers use it during stressful periods — new arrivals, post‑shipping recovery, mild dehydration, or appetite dips — and it helps perk them up without being harsh. The 16‑oz bottle lasts a good while since you only use a small amount per soak. It mixes cleanly in warm water, doesn’t leave residue, and reptiles tolerate it well. For beardies, geckos, and other common pets, it’s a simple way to support hydration and overall wellness. Overall, a five‑star supplement — easy to use, effective, and a solid addition to any reptile care kit.

Good stuff