[Van down by the river]

This report came under heavy fire when it first came out, not to mention it seemed to coincide with the company marketing campaign. Many bandwagoned saw no difference, and went back to their old salt.

They claim it as a Scientific report yet, their sampling methods would not make for a fair scientific report.

Not to mention alot of what improves their salt was the bottle of additives that came in each bag. Take away the "magic bottle" and their soapbox doesn't look so lofty anymore.

One more thing, their salt was usually around $10 dollars more than Kent and Instant Ocean. With the saving you could buy what ever additives you like!

My two bits...