How does the ionic potassium compare to the potassium chloride ( given in meQ doses) that is prescribed by health care providers?
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I've been using the ionic potassium w my cat who can't tolerate oral potassium (creates ulcers). According to his bloodwork, the ionic potassium is not measured in mEq. I have to give 60 drops/day (he's on lasix) of the Ultra Ionic Potassium to keep him w/n range. For every 10 drops=50mg K which is 300mg K per day. That would be an exceptional amount of K/day for a cat if it were measured mEq.I hope this helps. I have conversion charts but wanted to answer this quickly- conversion charts are online.
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Sodium bicarbonate, potassium bicarbonate, magnesium chloride, and calcium chloride. It does not say what amount or percent of each. They are listed in that order .
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My Onc wanted me to get 300mg. I use this brands' Glucosomine, so stayed with it. My Mother-in-law uses Solgar brand which is what I bought her at local health store so she sticks with it but 600 mg dosage. I can't say one way or the other if one is better then another.
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I began using after a routine physical detected low calcium in my bones. Doctor prescribed 1500 mg CA per day. Since Nature Made had it in 750 mg tablets, I take 2 per day, which gives me my 1500 mg. The vitamin D helps the body better absorb the calcium. I've had no issues since I began. Can't really comment on the Vitamin K. Hope this helps.
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Sorry, I am currently out of this brand of fiber gummies. Without the bottle I have no way of knowing how much potassium there is; however, one of my kids just got his first lab draw and his potassium was Ok, so I do not think there is miuch of a problem with to much potassium.
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I think this is the one that was the same ratio-I bought it by accident-Natural Vitality, natural calm plus calcium is more magnesium 230mg calcium-350mg magnesium plus c,d,potassium and boron-you can call them at 866-416-9216
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Why are so many people answering these questions with "I don't know" or just making up wild guesses. This is a potential product that people will eat or drink and it can be dangerous. There is a reason potassium supplement pills are limited to 99mg ... about 1/60th of the daily requirement of 6.5 grams. Apparently it can be very dangerous to take concentrated forms of potassium in supplement form. Be careful and check up on the answers you get here, people seem to be more interested in writing anything than actually answering questions.
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Technically it is the same. However, this is more concentrated. I bought them on the advice of my doctor who wanted me on a high salt diet. Hope that helps.
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Hi Dana! I went to DONA's website but didn't see milligrams, just salt (3%). I think the difference is that one comes in blister packs and the other loose in a bottle. I don't think there is a difference in dosage. I use Prime to get free shipping. I also check Walgreens as they sometimes have a better sale, but not often. I've been using this for 2 years and rarely have a problem with knees or hands. Anne
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The directions says 1 stickpack mixes with 8 fluid ounces (240mL) of water. This will give the clinical 60mEq of Na/L. Many people (like E. Nalle) mix RecoverORS in a Pint or 16 fluid ounces, which makes the product 30mEq of Na/L, and use it on a daily basis for dehydration. This is perfectly fine too. It really depends on your particular needs. For your reference, Gatorade and similar products have 12 mEq of Na/L (much too LOW) and much more sugar. Thank you for the question!
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most likely this is a ki]=potassium iodide saturate solution with distilled h2o/distilled water.150 microgram mcg dose of 3 drops is the dose at 320 servings,it is not bad,does last,i have just confirmed that yes it is purified water!i have really good products about to come out,holistic dragon essentials.hope this helps.
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I use warm salt water. I used to use uniodized table salt, then I switched to the packets that Dr. Gross an sells. Then I had surgery and I was prescribed pharmaceutical grade sodium chloride, premixed in bottles. My insurance covers it and it's easy to use so that's what I've stayed with since the surgery. If it weren't paid for or convenient I'd probable go back to the table salt. Hope that helps!
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This looks to be a comprehensive breakdown but I don't see potassium mentioned in it.http://krilloil.com/docs/QCP-Report-Omega3-Viva-Labs-Krill-Oil.pdf
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I had blood work done and my potassium was very low, while taking this Med. so he put me on a prescription of potassium, it is regulated by the FDA. I have to have blood work done every 3 Mos. No it didn't work for me.
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As EdC mentioned, it shows "Potassium Alum" for men and "Ammonium Alum" for women, but from I can find online, that's just happenstance and Potassium Alum is better: better pH and less 'sting', but no quite as cheap to produce. A chemist could answer better, though. I've heard that men and women do have different needs in terms of pH balance. http://shavenook.com/showthread.php?tid=1838
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Hi Janice,Based on historical data for our krill oil, potassium is found at minimal quantity that is required for declaration. It does not contain a significant enough amount to state on our product label. Hope this helps answer your question, and if you have any other questions you can reach us by responding to this comment thread or by email at amazon@vivalabs.com.VivianViva Labs Customer Care
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I really have no idea. These were recommended to me by my sister-in-law. Right at the moment Oink am not taking them and I can tell a huge difference.