Raw Liquid Glycerol 16oz

RAW Liquid Glycerol is a stimulant-free liquid formula that delivers 10g of glycerol per 1-tablespoon serving, along with magnesium, sodium, chloride and potassium.

Each 16oz bottle provides 32 servings, making it a simple option for shoppers who want a concentrated glycerol product without using a powder or adding caffeine to their routine.

The formula is fully disclosed, with individual amounts listed for each active ingredient rather than hiding them inside a proprietary blend.

Why Choose RAW Liquid Glycerol?

10g glycerol per serving

Glycerol is the headline ingredient, with a clearly disclosed 10g in every tablespoon.

Added electrolytes

Each serving also provides magnesium, sodium, chloride and potassium.

Stimulant free

No caffeine or conventional stimulant ingredients are listed.

Liquid format

Instead of scooping a powder, one serving is measured directly from the bottle.

32 servings per bottle

A 16oz bottle provides 32 tablespoon servings.

RAW Liquid Glycerol at a Glance

• 10g glycerol per serving
• 1 tablespoon / 0.5 fl oz per serving
• 32 servings per bottle
• 16oz bottle
• 45 calories per serving
• 125mg magnesium
• 200mg sodium
• 300mg chloride
• 125mg potassium
• 500mg pink Himalayan salt
• No caffeine listed
• No conventional stimulants
• No proprietary blends
• Liquid concentrate
• Three flavor options

What’s in One Serving?

Each tablespoon provides:

• Glycerol — 10g
• Magnesium — 125mg
• Pink Himalayan Salt — 500mg
• Sodium — 200mg
• Chloride — 300mg
• Potassium — 125mg

The sodium and chloride come from the 500mg of pink Himalayan salt and should not be treated as additional ingredient weights on top of the salt amount.

Magnesium is supplied as magnesium bisglycinate, while potassium is supplied as potassium citrate.

Why Choose Liquid Glycerol Instead of Powder?

The main difference is convenience and format.

Choose RAW Liquid Glycerol if you want:

• A pre-measured tablespoon serving
• No powder to scoop
• No shaker required just to measure the product
• A clearly disclosed 10g glycerol serving
• Added electrolyte minerals
• A stimulant-free formula

A glycerol powder may make more sense if you prefer dry products or want to mix all of your supplements together from powder.

Does RAW Liquid Glycerol Contain Caffeine?

No.

No caffeine or conventional stimulant is listed in the formula.

That makes it easier to use alongside a caffeinated pre-workout without automatically increasing your caffeine intake.

When combining products, compare the complete ingredient panels to avoid unnecessary overlap.

Is RAW Liquid Glycerol a Pre-Workout?

It is sold in the workout-support category, but it is not a conventional stimulant pre-workout.

It does not contain caffeine, and it does not include many of the common ingredients found in full pre-workout formulas such as beta-alanine, creatine or tyrosine.

It is better thought of as a glycerol and electrolyte liquid that can be incorporated into a broader training supplement routine.

Does It Contain Electrolytes?

Yes.

Each tablespoon provides:

• 125mg magnesium
• 200mg sodium
• 300mg chloride
• 125mg potassium

That gives the product more than glycerol alone.

How Many Calories Are in a Serving?

Each 1-tablespoon serving provides 45 calories.

A complete carbohydrate and sugar breakdown is not provided, so specific sugar or carbohydrate claims should not be assumed.

Is the Formula Fully Disclosed?

Yes.

Every active ingredient has its own listed amount, and there is no proprietary blend.

That makes it straightforward to compare RAW Liquid Glycerol with other glycerol products based on the actual glycerol and electrolyte amounts you receive.

What Flavors Are Available?

Nutrition Faktory carries three options:

• Cherry Lime – Sam Sulek Edition
• Unflavored
• Strawberry Slush

Flavoring, acids and sweeteners can vary between versions, especially between flavored and unflavored options.

Who Is RAW Liquid Glycerol Best For?

RAW Liquid Glycerol may be a good fit if you:

• Want 10g glycerol per serving
• Prefer liquid supplements over powder
• Want added electrolytes in the same serving
• Want a stimulant-free product
• Prefer fully disclosed ingredient amounts
• Want an unflavored option
• Already use a separate pre-workout and do not need another full stimulant formula

If you want a complete pre-workout with caffeine, citrulline, beta-alanine and focus ingredients, this is a different type of product.

2. FAQ

How much glycerol is in RAW Liquid Glycerol?

Each tablespoon contains 10g of glycerol.

How large is one serving?

One serving is 1 tablespoon, or 0.5 fl oz.

How many servings are in a bottle?

Each 16oz bottle contains 32 servings.

How many calories are in a serving?

Each tablespoon provides 45 calories.

Does RAW Liquid Glycerol contain caffeine?

No caffeine or conventional stimulant ingredient is listed.

What electrolytes does it contain?

Each serving provides magnesium, sodium, chloride and potassium.

How much magnesium is included?

125mg per serving, supplied as magnesium bisglycinate.

How much sodium is included?

200mg per serving.

How much chloride is included?

300mg per serving.

How much potassium is included?

125mg per serving, supplied as potassium citrate.

Does it contain pink Himalayan salt?

Yes. Each tablespoon contains 500mg pink Himalayan salt.

Does it use a proprietary blend?

No. Each active ingredient is individually disclosed.

Is it a powder?

No. RAW Liquid Glycerol is a liquid concentrate.

Is it a full pre-workout?

No. It is better described as a glycerol and electrolyte product rather than a complete stimulant pre-workout.

What flavors are available?

Cherry Lime – Sam Sulek Edition, Unflavored and Strawberry Slush.

3. Important Information

One serving is 1 tablespoon (0.5 fl oz). Use the serving directions and warnings printed on the bottle you receive.

Flavor-specific ingredients can vary. Flavored versions may include ingredients such as citric acid, malic acid and sucralose, while the Unflavored version should be checked separately rather than assuming the same flavoring ingredients apply.

Potassium sorbate and sodium benzoate are used as preservatives.

The available product information does not establish a universal sugar, carbohydrate, allergen, gluten-free, vegan or non-GMO claim for every version.

If you are pregnant or nursing, taking medication or managing a medical condition, consult a qualified healthcare professional before using a dietary supplement.