Now - Potassium Chloride Powder

Like salt but not... NaCl vs KCl? maybe, IDK

I bought Now Potassium Citrate before this type. It worked well, but gave me a too lose stool. I switched to Potassium Chloride instead. Not sure if it is better but I think it stopped softening my poop. I just began supplementing Potassium after I was diagnosed with Afib. My doctor and cardiologist did not bother mentioning low electrolyte levels, I had to figure it out for myself. After taking magnesium and potassium, which I knew I was deficient of, my heart palpitations and unsettled rhythms stopped. My exercise performance increased dramatically and I fell a lot better. This potassium WORKS. Just be careful and follow the label recommendations, or doctor's. Of course I had to ignore my doctors because they all wanted to kill me with expensive drugs and procedures.

I rarely write reviews, however after reading several reviews regarding the dosage amount and taste of this product, I’m hoping my comments will help someone.For instance, when making an electrolyte drink, I used the standard 16.9 fl oz of bottled water and mixed 1/8 teaspoon (equivalent to about a pinch of salt) of the potassium chloride. These two ingredients alone, in my opinion doesn’t change the taste of the water, at all. It tastes like regular bottled water, as if nothing were added. For a sweet tasting healthy beverage, you can also mix other ingredients, in addition to the potassium chloride, and add stevia for a zero sugar electrolyte drink. Also, you only need to add 1/8 teaspoon in each 3 bottled waters that you’ll drink throughout the day, which gives you 24% of the % Daily Value. As another commenter mentioned, you can also add the 1/8 teaspoon to food, 3 times per day.I gave the product four stars because it didn’t include the 1/8 teaspoon.

Excellent! Dissolves in water with no taste!

Good quality good price. Excellent quality potassium chloride powder. Great for electrolyte drinks.