Quinton · Marine minerals
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Ampoules at home, sachets on the move. This selection includes two boxes each of Quinton Isotonic and Hypertonic ampoules, plus one box each of QuintEssential 0.9 and 3.3 sachets. Each box contains 30 × 10 mL units. The sachets offer the corresponding concentration in a flexible, glass-free format.
Brought to North America by our co-founder, Robert Slovak. Meet Robert and discover the story →$234.00
Your bundle explained
Ampoules at home, sachets on the move. This selection includes two boxes each of Quinton Isotonic and Hypertonic ampoules, plus one box each of QuintEssential 0.9 and 3.3 sachets. Each box contains 30 × 10 mL units. The sachets offer the corresponding concentration in a flexible, glass-free format.
Use the product guides below to compare formulas and read their individual directions.
Using the products together
A bundle brings products together; it does not mean taking every formula at once. Choose the Quinton concentration and format that fit your routine, and follow each product’s own directions. Your practitioner can help personalize a routine when needed.
Ingredients & marine mineral profile
Isotonic and QuintEssential 0.9 combine cold-microfiltered marine minerals with purified water at 0.9% concentration. Hypertonic and QuintEssential 3.3 retain the original 3.3% marine concentration. Both offer a broad marine mineral profile; Hypertonic provides more sodium per 10 mL serving. The individual product guides below include serving facts, directions and precautions.
Explore product guide →Before you begin
Follow each product’s label. If pregnant, breastfeeding, planning pregnancy or taking medication, consult your healthcare practitioner before use. For Hypertonic formulas, consult your physician first if you have hypertension, kidney failure, iodine intolerance or follow a low-sodium diet.
Robert Slovak · Water & Wellness co-founder
The man who brought Quinton to North America.
Robert first encountered Quinton while working in Brazil in 2004. For an engineer who had spent decades studying water, it opened a new chapter: the minerals naturally carried in water, and their place in everyday wellness.
In 2006, he introduced Quinton to clinics and practitioners in North America. Today, Robert continues that work through education and Water & Wellness—helping people understand the differences between Quinton formulas and how to use them.
The original research belongs to René Quinton, the French physiologist whose work began more than a century ago. Robert’s contribution is bringing that legacy to a new audience.
Explore Quinton’s history →Get to know your Quinton
Know what each formula brings to your routine.
Quinton’s drinkable formulas make marine minerals easy to take without measuring powders. Concentration, serving size and packaging distinguish the options—choose the one that suits your routine.
Why the source and preparation matter
Quinton begins with carefully collected marine water and uses cold microfiltration. The result is a naturally complex liquid mineral profile, rather than a blend made by adding a few isolated mineral salts. The finished formula determines its concentration and intended use.
More than sodium and magnesium
Quinton’s marine mineral profile includes up to 78 minerals and trace elements. Familiar electrolytes are part of a much broader composition. Examples documented in analysis of Quinton marine plasma include:
- Sodium
- Magnesium
- Calcium
- Potassium
- Chloride
- Boron
- Silicon
- Sulfur
- Bromine
- Lithium
- Manganese
- Rubidium
- Iodine
- Vanadium
- Chromium
- Cobalt
- Copper
- Zinc
- Molybdenum
- Strontium
- Germanium
These examples describe the marine source profile, not equal amounts of each element or a complete daily nutrient supply. Concentrations differ across formulas. Use the individual product’s serving facts for declared amounts.
Compare the drinkable Quinton formulas
Choose a concentration first, then the format you prefer. Ampoules and QuintEssential sachets each contain 10 mL per unit.
