Where do I start in a heat emergency?
Call 911 for suspected heat stroke. Then use the emergency protocol. It lists JMAR’s three steps using the label’s emergency support dosing. Rapid Restoration Drops are a safeguard, not a substitute for emergency care.
What guides can my safety team use?
The guides cover heat plans, rules and training. These are a good start:
- Heat toolbox talk
- Jobsite hydration plan
- Heat exhaustion vs heat stroke
- Cold stress at work
- Heat illness
Where is the video library?
The video library has job site tutorials in English and Spanish, interviews with founder Jennifer Martinez, and customer videos.
Where is the blog and the glossary?
Read the blog for heat rules, Texas crews and hydration. Look up terms in the glossary, such as heat stroke, electrolyte and toolbox talk. Quick answers are in the FAQ.
What are the technical facts for the drops?
These are label facts for the 4 fl oz (120 mL) bottle, 48 servings.
| Fact | Label |
|---|---|
| Magnesium | 90 mg per 1 tsp serving |
| Chloride | 750 mg per 1 tsp serving |
| Sodium | 200 mg per 1 tsp serving |
| Potassium | 300 mg per 1 tsp serving |
| Sulfate | 40 mg per 1 tsp serving |
| Sugar and calories | None; unflavored |
| Quality line | 3rd Party Tested, cGMP Certified, Vegan, Non GMO, Gluten Free, FDA Registered and Inspected Facility |
See the usage guidelines for suggested use, and Made in the USA for sourcing.
Next step
Questions? Book a 15-minute demo or contact JMAR.
