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Vitassium Capsules

Original, 100 capsules

The label in one line: 2 capsules lists 500 mg sodium and Not quantitatively listed sugar. No sweetener is recorded in this exact-variant dataset.

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Exact label record

Vitassium Capsules

Declared per 2 capsules

Exact label facts

Sodium
500 mg
Potassium
100 mg
Magnesium
Not quantitatively listed
Calcium
Not quantitatively listed
Sugar
Not quantitatively listed
Sweeteners
None recorded
Carbohydrate
Not quantitatively listed
Caffeine
0 mg

Use the right denominator

Mixing and concentration

This is a swallowed capsule rather than a flavoured drink. Its label serving should be compared with the number of capsules used and the water taken alongside it—not with a powder scoop by name alone.

Directions recorded
Canadian directions for age 12+: take 1–2 capsules with 500 mL water at regular intervals 3–4 times daily, maximum 10 capsules daily, or as directed by a healthcare practitioner or dietitian
Prepared sodium
Not applicable or no fixed one-serving water volume

Dated Canadian snapshot

Price and availability

Canadian listing
Found
Listing checked
August 27, 2026
Recorded package price
$29.99 CAD
Calculated cost
$0.60 / labelled serving$1.20 per 1,000 mg sodium
Retailer snapshot
The Podium

Prices and stock change. These values document a dated comparison—not a live-price promise.

Evidence ledger

Sources and caveats

Primary label source
Manufacturer product or label pageChecked August 26, 2026
Directions source
Canadian retailer directions and cautionsChecked August 27, 2026
Price or availability source
The PodiumPrice checked August 26, 2026
  • The manufacturer does not quantify carbohydrate, sugar, magnesium, or calcium.
  • The Canadian listing includes pregnancy/breastfeeding, cardiovascular, kidney disease, diabetes, potassium-product, dehydration-sign, and gastrointestinal cautions.
  • Vitassium is marketed as a medical food for certain forms of dysautonomia; use under healthcare-provider guidance rather than as a generic workout recommendation.