
WHIEDA hydrogen stick for drinking water: tourmaline, maifan stone, nano-silver and calcium ions in a stainless steel casing. Two sticks, each for a 500 ml bottle.
Everyone advises drinking enough water, but not everyone manages it every day. The WHIEDA hydrogen stick helps you prepare tasty, hydrogen-enriched water at home: just drop it into a bottle and top up the water as you drink.
The filling is enclosed in a stainless steel casing.
Molecular hydrogen is the smallest molecule in nature. The manufacturer describes hydrogen water as an antioxidant: thanks to its tiny size, hydrogen can reach places that larger antioxidants from food and supplements cannot. In addition, according to the manufacturer, the stick balances the pH of the water.
One for home, the other for work or the gym. Or one each for two people in the family.
Information is based on manufacturer materials. The hydrogen stick is not a medical device and does not replace diagnosis or treatment. If you have a chronic condition or take medication, consult a doctor.
Stainless steel casing; filling: tourmaline, maifan stone, nano-silver, calcium ions.
Before first use, activate the stick in a vinegar solution — following the manufacturer's instructions.
Put the stick into a 500 ml bottle of drinking water.
Drink the water throughout the day and top up with fresh water as needed — the stick stays in the bottle.
Recharge the stick in a vinegar solution every week, just as you did for the first activation.
The stick is designed for a 500 ml container — for example, a regular water bottle.
No. The stick stays in the bottle and you top up the water as you drink.
Once a week, recharge it in a vinegar solution — just as for the first activation.
Stainless steel. Inside are tourmaline, maifan stone, nano-silver and calcium ions.
It's handy to keep one at home and the other at work or in your gym bag. Or two people can use them.
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Learn about the business →WHIEDA products are not medicines. They are not intended for diagnosing, treating or preventing disease. Consult a specialist before use.