Why is it so cheap? This type of stuff is usually almost $500....is this legit?

It's this cheap because the product contains no gold ormus. I received my bottle and the nutrition facts state that the ingredients are Iron, Magnesium, Zinc, Copper, Sodium, and Potassium derived from sodium chloride (salt). Gold is not a listed ingredient on the bottle that I received.

How can u get monoatomic gold from sea salts and distilled water? It comes from putting gold into a kiln and burning it until it turns into a powder.

If you do a little bit of research and study the research that has been done, especially by the person who recently rediscovered monoatomic gold, David Hudson. You will find that Ormus can be rendered from virtually anything. He demonstrates how to render Ormus from a 2x4 piece of lumber. Do your research. It’s not only gold, but the full spectrum of monoatomic minerals that give our Ormus its potency. Dead Sea salt has all 84 trace minerals (including but not only gold, platinum, and iridium) and is the reason all life came from the sea. They are several ways to render Ormus. The way you mentioned is not the only way.

If monoatomic gold is present in this product, why isn't it listed in the ingredients?

I have never used this product, but people need to understand this... this product DOES NOT have gold. Because it's not stated in the nutrition facts ingredients list/label! I've been studying nutrition for several years now, and one of the things I ALWAYS check is the nutrition labels. By LAW --- and within the STANDARDS provided by the FDA --- if you have a product that is for consumption you HAVE TO --- HAVE TO --- HAVE TO --- HAVE TO state the ingredients in the nutrition facts label or the ingredients list!! And if you read the label it DOES NOT STATE EXPLICITLY that it has gold. It says it has "monoatomic ocean minerals".. and notice this phrase being used is a TRADEMARK... And understand that a lot of the times products that have a TM is a PROPRIETARY BLEND that is NOT DISCLOSED to the public! So you have NO IDEA what is in the blend SPECIFICALLY, but moreso the general ingredients. And it's really a play on words here. When you read that phrase in the label --- "monoatomic" --- we instantly identify it as GOLD! Why? Because the word MONOATOMIC has been heavily associated with GOLD and even with the word ORMUS.. they are ALL used interchangeably!! And so when you read that phrase you unconsciously register GOLD --- and it means this product HAS GOLD.. when in fact there is none.. So check this out... if this company was actually selling GOLD in their product, then it should be stated in their nutrition facts label and/or their ingredients list.. But because they DO NOT.. they CANNOT EXPLICITLY label it within the NUTRITION FACTS AND INGREDIENTS LIST. They can state that it has "gold" within their Amazon product page description --- because there are different set of rules applied --- which is in line with AMAZONs STANDARDS.. But the rules and regulations apply differently when you have to produce your nutrition facts label and ingredients list --- which is the FDA (FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION) STANDARDS!!! If they were to STATE that their product was to have "GOLD" within the NUTRITION FACTS LABEL and/or INGREDIENTS LIST --- and it DOESNT ACTUALLY have "GOLD" then they can be SUED for A LOT... A LOT.. A TON OF MONEY.. But they dont.. because as any business --- they have to comply with certain laws and regulations to even get started, ESPECIALLY if it's about products sold for human consumption... and I'm positive any1 who is starting a business is not STUPID enough to set themselves up to fail... like EXPLICITLY stating their product has "GOLD" within their NUTRITION FACTS LABEL and/or INGREDIENTS LIST!! People, if you have purchased any of their products and have said that you have "FELT" good, then you have to understand that it's MOSTLY PLACEBO. You're geared to think that way because their advertisement page have been written in a certain way to MARKET the idea of ALL the benefits when you "consume" gold.. you have been PRIMED, in your brain, to believe and accept that.. But really you're just consuming sea water, that DOES have other essential minerals which may in fact be the 2nd reason as to WHY you "FEEL" good. I'm telling you now, you are literally throwing your money in the drain, and that these people are literally LAUGHING at you for "BUYING" into their snake oil..

What’s the difference between mono tonic gold and ormus? I thought it was the same thing just different names. I notice on your website you sell both?

I have never used this product, but people need to understand this... this product DOES NOT have gold. Because it's not stated in the nutrition facts ingredients list/label! I've been studying nutrition for several years now, and one of the things I ALWAYS check is the nutrition labels. By LAW --- and within the STANDARDS provided by the FDA --- if you have a product that is for consumption you HAVE TO --- HAVE TO --- HAVE TO --- HAVE TO state the ingredients in the nutrition facts label or the ingredients list!! And if you read the label it DOES NOT STATE EXPLICITLY that it has gold. It says it has "monoatomic ocean minerals".. and notice this phrase being used is a TRADEMARK... And understand that a lot of the times products that have a TM is a PROPRIETARY BLEND that is NOT DISCLOSED to the public! So you have NO IDEA what is in the blend SPECIFICALLY, but moreso the general ingredients. And it's really a play on words here. When you read that phrase in the label --- "monoatomic" --- we instantly identify it as GOLD! Why? Because the word MONOATOMIC has been heavily associated with GOLD and even with the word ORMUS.. they are ALL used interchangeably!! And so when you read that phrase you unconsciously register GOLD --- and it means this product HAS GOLD.. when in fact there is none.. So check this out... if this company was actually selling GOLD in their product, then it should be stated in their nutrition facts label and/or their ingredients list.. But because they DO NOT.. they CANNOT EXPLICITLY label it within the NUTRITION FACTS AND INGREDIENTS LIST. They can state that it has "gold" within their Amazon product page description --- because there are different set of rules applied --- which is in line with AMAZONs STANDARDS.. But the rules and regulations apply differently when you have to produce your nutrition facts label and ingredients list --- which is the FDA (FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION) STANDARDS!!! If they were to STATE that their product was to have "GOLD" within the NUTRITION FACTS LABEL and/or INGREDIENTS LIST --- and it DOESNT ACTUALLY have "GOLD" then they can be SUED for A LOT... A LOT.. A TON OF MONEY.. But they dont.. because as any business --- they have to comply with certain laws and regulations to even get started, ESPECIALLY if it's about products sold for human consumption... and I'm positive any1 who is starting a business is not STUPID enough to set themselves up to fail... like EXPLICITLY stating their product has "GOLD" within their NUTRITION FACTS LABEL and/or INGREDIENTS LIST!! People, if you have purchased any of their products and have said that you have "FELT" good, then you have to understand that it's MOSTLY PLACEBO. You're geared to think that way because their advertisement page have been written in a certain way to MARKET the idea of ALL the benefits when you "consume" gold.. you have been PRIMED, in your brain, to believe and accept that.. But really you're just consuming sea water, that DOES have other essential minerals which may in fact be the 2nd reason as to WHY you "FEEL" good. I'm telling you now, you are literally throwing your money in the drain, and that these people are literally LAUGHING at you for "BUYING" into their snake oil..

Units	113.3 Grams
Serving Recommendation	1/2 teaspoon
Brand	Suspended Solutions
Format	Liquid
Age Range Description	Adult

Liquid- Atomic ORMUS - 4oz - Monoatomic Gold Ormus - Memory AID, ENERGETICALLY Enhanced, REJUVENATING, Increased Energy, Stamina, Vitality - Gold, Platinum, Iridium

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