Care Plus Ors Powder Scoop 1 pcs.

O.R.S. SCOOP
Problems with your hydration can occur when you lose too much fluid and the salts and sugars dissolved in it, while taking in too little. This is called dehydration or dehydration. With the O.R.S. Scoop, you can prevent and treat dehydration symptoms. Going out on the road? Always take your O.R.S. Scoop with you so you can make your own O.R.S.. Especially in hot weather!

WHY BUY THE O.R.S. SCOOP?
What to do about dehydration or dehydration? Get your fluids, sugars and salts replenished as soon as possible! Using the handy O.R.S. Scoop, you can quickly and easily make your own rehydration fluid. The abbreviation O.R.S. stands for Oral Rehydration Salts. The drug O.R.S. is a glucose salt preparation to promote fluid absorption. If O.R.S. sachets are not available, the O.R.S. Scoop is a godsend. With this, you can easily make your own O.R.S.! Hang the O.R.S. Scoop as a keychain on your belt, purse or toiletry bag.

ADVANTAGES OF THE O.R.S. SCOOP
- Easily mix your own rehydration solution with drinking water, sugar and salt
- The cups on either side of the scoop serve as a measuring cup for the right amount of sugar and salt
- The O.R.S. Scoop can be attached to your (toilet) bag as a keychain

BENEFITS:
? Mix with drinking water, sugar and salt easily your own rehydration solution
Cups on either side of the scoop serve as measuring cups for the right amount of sugar and salt
The O.R.S. Scoop can be attached as a key ring to the (toilet) bag

Q&A:

HOW TO USE THE O.R.S. SCOOP?
Making your own O.R.S. is very easy! The O.R.S. Scoop is compact and comes with a handy keychain, so you can always have it with you. With the O.R.S. Scoop, you make your own O.R.S. rehydration solution that contains the right amounts of sugars and salts. When making O.R.S., you can use the cups on either side of the O.R.S. Scoop as convenient measuring cups. Take 200 ml of drinking water and add sugars and salts to this to make your rehydration solution. Use the small cup to measure out the correct amount of salt. Fill the large cup and you have the right amount of sugars. Drink your O.R.S. fluid with regularity to keep your hydration levels up.

WHEN DO DEHYDRATION SYMPTOMS OCCUR?
Dehydration or dehydration often occurs during and after vigorous physical exertion in high temperatures. If you go hiking, running, hiking, mountain biking, canoeing or any other physical activity in hot weather, pay close attention to your fluid intake and also supplement your salts and sugars with O.R.S. or choose to make your own rehydration fluid using Care Plus' O.R.S. Scoop. Prevent problems with your hydration!

WHO IS O.R.S. SUITABLE FOR?
O.R.S. pouches and the O.R.S. Scoop are not just for athletes. Excessive sweating, vomiting, diarrhea, fever, burns or the use of certain medications can also cause dehydration or dehydration symptoms, especially when combined with summer temperatures. Small children (up to 2 years of age), pregnant women, the chronically ill and the elderly have an increased risk of dehydration or dehydration. Buying O.R.S. or being able to make your own is extremely important for this target group. Be alert and make sure you always have your O.R.S. Scoop on hand!

TIPS FOR EXERCISING IN HOT WEATHER?

Besides buying and using O.R.S. bags or the O.R.S. Scoop, what else can you do as an athlete to reduce the risk of dehydration or dehydration? Wear light and airy clothing that doesn't unnecessarily absorb heat and allows sweat to evaporate. If you suddenly encounter higher temperatures, give your body time to adjust. Acclimating can take up to a week, so avoid the midday heat and exercise in the morning or evening. Are you training for a trek or race? Then schedule your workouts at the time of the event so your body can get used to those (weather) conditions. The most important tip: make your own rehydration fluid with the O.R.S. Scoop and take consistent drinking breaks to keep your hydration healthy. When you get thirsty you have already lost too much fluid!

HOW DO YOU KNOW IF YOU ARE DEALING WITH DEHYDRATION OR DEHYDRATION?
You may have symptoms such as the following: headache, dizziness, nausea, feeling of weakness, tingling, accelerated heartbeat, cold hands and feet, muscle cramps, reduced sweating and urination. Are you suffering from one or more symptoms? If so, you may be dealing with dehydration or heatstroke. Replenish your fluids, salts and sugars immediately with O.R.S. sachets or choose to make your own O.R.S. rehydration fluid with Care Plus' O.R.S. Scoop! Drink, rest, cool your neck and forehead with ice and seek medical attention quickly.