NOW Supplements, Potassium Citrate Powder, Supports Electrolyte Balance and Normal pH*, Essential Mineral, 12-Ounce (Pack of 2)

As others have mentioned this does not taste great but I’m using for health to make a DIY electrolyte mix, and taste is not my main priority. This is a good quality potassium powder to use for optimizing electrolyte levels especially for keto, intermittent fasting and omad folks where getting our electrolytes right is critical. I literally spent hours researching all available options on Amazon, and weeded out almost every other option due to either lack of certification or cost. This one was the best. How to use: Dissolve it in 1/2 cup hot water then 8 ounces water total. Mix with sodium and / or magnesium for DIY electrolyte powder at a fraction of the cost. Add citric acid and stevia to improve the flavor, or raw dog it without any additives if you can put up with a salty bitter tasting liquid. How much to use? Depends on what you’re using it and what your body weight etc. I’m using 1/8 teaspoon right now but that might change. In all honesty I’m checking with ChatGPT and based on my symptoms (heart palpitations after fasting, it gave me the perfect answer which was take a 1/4 teaspoon of sodium, (dissolved in water) then if palpitations continue, add 1/8 teaspoon potassium (dissolved in water). Worked perfectly, and palpitations stopped completely in about 20 mins. Once my fasting is more stable I’ll find the right ratio to mix into a balance of sodium + potassium + magnesium, but for now I’m being more deliberate to manage GI symptoms. A good reason to create your own “DIY” electrolyte powder instead of using pre-packaged ones. Almost all pre-packaged electrolytes have a lot of non-necessary additives that are inappropriate for those who are being very intentional with every single molecule they intake, which is even more important during fasting period.

Potassium is critical for a body and when I don't get enough I get muscle cramps in my legs at night. As long as I take a 1/4 teaspon a day of this potassium citrate powder (mixed in a drink or with yogart) I have no issues with cramping. It is a good product and it works.

Works miracles for MY blood pressure. Check with your doctor. This is my experience. This review is Not intended for medical advice

Sabe feo en polvo , prefiero las pastillas fue culpa mia pensando que eran en pastillas :(

There is no established RDA for potassium, but NIH recommends minimum daily amounts: 3,400 mg for adults 19+ (AMAB), 2,600 mg for adults 19+ (AFAB), 2,900 mg during pregnancy, and 2,800 mg while breastfeeding. If you have kidney disease or take certain medications, talk with a health care provider before using potassium supplements because too much can be dangerous. The above statement is false. According to the National Institute of Health, there is no UL (upper limit) for potassium because research shoes that large amounts of potassium are not harmful

Electrolyte packets are almost scams; you pay nearly a dollar per packet that contains a few cents worth of ingredients. Buying ingredients like this directly is much much more cost effective! It’s also better than dedicated “potassium supplements” because pill-form supplements can only contain a tiny amount of potassium (2%) for safety reasons. Mixing potassium citrate into a drink allows you to get 13-25% of your potassium target in a single beverage. Just mix it with something to mask the flavor!

Item as described. Good quality. Great value.

Good source to get added potassium. I would have needed to take about 36 99mg capsules to get the dosage the doctor wanted me to take. Much easier to take 1/2teaspoon. Doctor recommended it to me.

De los Citratos de potasio que he probado, éste es el mejor…. La combinación con el CITRATO de magnesio en verdad me funcionó.

Warning for those who don't want to consume citric acid- made from black mould... Look what I found- Potassium citrate A salt made from citric acid + potassium Used as: a supplement (electrolyte, kidney stone prevention) a medication a food additive (buffer, preservative)