The Science

Science meets hydration.

HYDRAE is built on a simple, evidence-informed premise: modern water is exceptionally clean, but purification can leave it mineral-poor. Here is how we think about it.

01

Purification removes more than contaminants

Reverse osmosis and advanced filtration are highly effective at removing impurities. In the process, they also reduce the naturally occurring minerals that water typically carries.

02

Minerals contribute to water's profile

Calcium, magnesium, potassium and sodium influence how water is composed. Remineralization restores a measured portion of what filtration removes.

03

Electrolytes support normal fluid balance

Electrolytes such as sodium and potassium play a role in the body's normal fluid balance. HYDRAE provides them in a clean, measured profile.

Infographic

From empty to complete

Purified water enters mineral-poor. A single HYDRAE Pearl reintroduces a measured profile of electrolytes and trace minerals — restoring balance without sweeteners, flavors or additives.

Before

Low mineral content

After

Restored mineral profile

Mineral crystals and water droplets

References

Grounded in published research

The content on this page is educational. We reference established public-health and scientific sources, and avoid claims of treatment, cure or disease prevention.

[1] World Health Organization — Nutrients in Drinking Water (2005).

[2] EFSA Panel on Dietetic Products — Dietary reference values for water (2010).

[3] Institute of Medicine — Dietary Reference Intakes for Water, Potassium, Sodium (2005).