Official product information
ElectroSlim Supplement Facts
We were not given a ElectroSlim Supplement Facts panel, so no ingredient amount is published on this site. The tub states a 1 scoop (5.5 g) serving, 30 servings, net weight 5.82 oz (165 g) and six ingredient names. Amounts, Daily Values and the other-ingredients line are all unpublished.
There is no ElectroSlim Supplement Facts panel on this site
That sentence is the honest version of this page, and we would rather write it than fake a table. The seller’s pack and product images gave us the tub, the flavour, the serving size, the servings per tub, the net weight and six ingredient names. They did not give us the boxed panel on the back of the tub.
Without that panel, nobody reading this page can answer the most basic supplement questions: how much sodium is in a scoop, how much potassium, how much chromium and what percentage of a Daily Value that is, how many calories the drink carries, and what sweetens it.
| Label line | What we can publish |
|---|---|
| Product name | ElectroSlim (with a trademark mark on the tub) |
| Brand | Simple Promise |
| Form | Powder dietary supplement |
| Flavour | Lemon-lime |
| Servings | 30 per tub |
| Net weight | 5.82 oz (165 g) |
| Serving size | 1 scoop (5.5 g) |
| Named ingredients | Sukre™, Metabolyte™, CapsiMax®, Chromium picolinate, Potassium dodecanedioate, Sodium dodecanedioate |
| Amounts per ingredient | Not published |
| Other ingredients | Not published in the material we were given |
| Lot / CoA (draft) | ELE-26/TH-6159 / ELE-6159-26-TH |
What a Supplement Facts panel is, and why it exists
A Supplement Facts panel is the boxed table required on US supplement labels. It states the serving size, the servings per container, every ingredient that counts as a nutrient or a dietary ingredient, how much of each is in a serving, and the percent Daily Value where one exists. It is the only part of a supplement label that has to be quantitative (U.S. Food and Drug Administration, “Dietary Supplements: What You Need to Know”).
This is why supplement shopping advice always comes down to the same instruction: turn the tub around. The front of a package is advertising. The panel is the regulated bit. A product that shows its panel is not automatically good, but a product whose panel you cannot see cannot be compared with anything at all.
Serving size
Everything else on the panel is per this amount. Here that would be one 5.5 g scoop.
Amount per serving
A number and a unit for each nutrient. This is the column that is missing for ElectroSlim.
% Daily Value
How a serving compares with a reference intake. For sodium and potassium this is the figure people on a restricted diet actually use.
Ingredients with no Daily Value
Marked with a dagger or an asterisk, and still given an amount in milligrams.
Other ingredients
Everything below the box: sweeteners, flavours, anti-caking agents, colours.
What we would compare, if we had it
Here is the small amount of work a published panel would let anyone do in about two minutes, and which cannot be done today.
| With the panel you could… | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Add the sodium to your daily total | Sodium is the most common reason a clinician tells someone to check a label |
| Check potassium against your other sources | Directly relevant to anyone with kidney disease or on certain medicines |
| Compare chromium with the 20–35 mcg adequate intake | Tells you whether it is a normal dietary amount or many times it |
| See the calories and the sweetener | Decides whether the drink fits a deficit, and whether you tolerate it |
| Compare CapsiMax with study amounts | The only way to know whether the thermogenic claim has any footing |
Six named ingredients, one tub, and no published split between them:
None of this means the product is unsafe. It means it is unverifiable, and those are different words. Until the panel is published, the fair summary is: a pleasant lemon-lime electrolyte drink whose contents cannot be checked.
What we will do if the panel arrives
- Publish the figures exactly as printed, with a photo.
- Say where the photo came from and when.
- Update the ingredients page so each name carries its amount.
- Recalculate our editorial score, up or down.
- Change the “last updated” date so you can see it happened.
Label questions
More answers on the full FAQ page.
Why is there no Supplement Facts panel on this site?
Because we were not given one. Rather than invent amounts, we say so and show only what the seller’s own images name.
How much of each ingredient is there?
Not published. We were not given a Supplement Facts panel, so no amount for any ingredient appears on this site. We will add them when we have the panel.
What is in ElectroSlim?
Six ingredients are named on the seller’s images: Sukre, Metabolyte, CapsiMax, chromium picolinate, potassium dodecanedioate and sodium dodecanedioate.
What do the lot and CoA codes mean?
ELE-26/TH-6159 and ELE-6159-26-TH are draft label codes for matching a tub to a batch. They are not lab proof.
Ready to try ElectroSlim?
Pick a pack and see the price at checkout. The money-back guarantee is 60 days from purchase, unless the sales page prints a longer window. Questions first? Call the order desk at +1 (225) 293-8071.
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