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Ideal for: dehydration, mild sickness, vitamin boost, food poisoning, jet lag, and general vitamin repletion
The purity percentage should be clearly stated, typically as percent area from HPLC analysis
Its absorption rate is relatively low, and contains some cyanide which the body must process
