Zinc Tally Liquid

You don't have to guess, or pay for a laboratory test to see if you are zinc: deficient. Zinc Tally was developed as a "taste test" for zinc adequacy. By following the directions on the label you can tell from day to day whether or not you need more zinc. You may then choose to supplement zinc with this liquid readily absorbable form or you may want to take a zinc capsule daily & periodically test your zinc status with Zinc Tally.*

All you do is put 1 tsp. in your mouth & hold it there for 1-2 minutes. If little or no taste is apparent to you, you need more zinc. If it tastes very strong you have enough zinc, but you can still then go ahead and swallow that spoonful.*

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For all the details on the essentiality & many benefits of adequate zinc, see Zinc Picolinate.

DIRECTIONS: When used to test for adequate zinc levels in your body, can use 1 tsp. daily to test while you are taking other zinc supplementation until the test reveals adequate zinc levels in your body, then stay at that dose & re-check periodically.

When using as your zinc supplement: vary the dosage beginning with 1 tsp. twice daily with meals & adjusting upward or downward as taste feedback indicates.*

Always take zinc with food, because it may cause a little queasiness when taken on an empty stomach.

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Other Ingredients: Zinc Sulfate in a base of distilled water.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.