Potassium Citrate (99 mg)
Small potassium capsules, 99 mg each — the size regulators allow for over-the-counter sale. Citrate is the common form.
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- 99 mg capsules
- Citrate form
- 180–500 count
What it’s for
The mineral that is hard to top up with food when you are eating less, and the one missing from most cheap electrolyte mixes.
What to check in the listing
Potassium is the one electrolyte worth a pharmacist conversation first, especially alongside a blood-pressure tablet, a water tablet or any kidney history. 99 mg is the ceiling regulators allow over the counter, which is why every bottle carries the same number and only the count differs. Not sold in this form in Australia; the electrolyte tablets cover it there.
Supplements are food, not medicine: nothing here treats or prevents anything. If you take any medicine, ask a pharmacist first.
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