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Are you ready to unleash your insanity? Take your performance to the highest level with Ward smelling salts. Smelling salts work by causing a release of adrenaline allowing you to perform at your absolute best. Tons of professional strength athletes, football players and hockey players use smelling salts to give them that extra adrenaline. We recommend to be sure to follow the directions on the bottle, as these salts are extremely strong. Unleash your insanity and perform like you never have before with Ward Smelling Salts - Bottles Insanity!
1. Remove lid and leave cotton ball in place
2. Add 1 teaspoon of water
3. Close lid and shake well for 10 seconds
4. Let rest for 5 minutes
5. Uncap, sniff & perform
6. Keep lid tightly sealed when not in use
Sodium Carbonate and Ammonium Chloride.
Keep bottle stored at room temperature. Don't let activated bottles freeze in your gym bag when you forget them in the car overnight.
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