I think they’re talking electrolytes for IV fluids for critically ill patients - quite different from fluids that you take by mouth.
I know. But I wonder how far off I am on my speculation of them dumping a batch and stopping to avoid a lawsuit because they weren’t quite up to par on the government standards?
But, I guess that is what happens when you leave the manufacture of important drugs and medicines up to private industry. They are only in it for the profit you know. If the government took over these companies and the manufacture of critical drugs and medicines we wouldn’t have this problem!
(I’m probably getting ahead of myself. A few folks need to die first in order for it to become a new(?) liberal talking point.)
Na+, K+, buffers, sterile water -- how are oral electrolytes different from IV ones?