LD Carlson 6012A メタビス硫酸カリウム 2オンス

OK this is by far the best potassium bar none . Yes I know im not a Doctor but I went to the hospital and was diagnosed with low potassium. And started taking this yes I can see made for wine 🍷. But why let the wineos have all of the fun. 1/8 tsp and I'm good to go and fast acting . Better than the hospital medicine. At 62 I feel like a new man ,just gage it for yourself. Twice a day and I'm good. And it last a long time but I scheduled myself every day you'll feel the difference instantly in seconds.

my mom uses this as an antiseptic??? She says its great

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Very affordable and good quality product to remove chlorine and chloramine from tap water for yeast making at home. It has worked perfectly for me.

I bought this for a one-gallon batch of homemade mead and found it pretty straightforward to use. My mead has now been sealed for over a month and has cleared about as much as I expect it to. One thing that is important for anyone making smaller batches is the amount you actually need. The packaging states 1/4 teaspoon per 6 gallons, and that information is also visible in the product images, but I didn't see the measurement written in the Amazon product description itself. For a one-gallon batch, that works out mathematically to about 1/24 of a teaspoon. That's a very small amount, so definitely pay attention to the dosage rather than assuming you'll need anything close to a full teaspoon. Since the amount needed for my one-gallon batch was so small, I first mixed it separately with a small amount of the mead before adding that mixture back into the full batch. I found that easier than trying to add such a tiny amount directly. The measurement issue was ultimately on me since the instructions are on the package, but I think having the dosage more clearly stated on the Amazon page would be helpful, especially for people getting into mead or winemaking for the first time. Otherwise, it has been easy to use and I haven't had any issues with it. There's also plenty in the container for someone like me making small one-gallon batches.