What type of potassium do our electrolytes use?Updated 22 days ago

The potassium in our electrolyte drink is Potassium Chloride, a highly bioavailable form, meaning the body absorbs and uses it efficiently (Caplain, 1991). It's extracted through conventional underground and above-ground mining, as well as brining. Our supplier uses the power of the sun to extract salt by evaporating salty water.

Caplain, H et al. "A single blind normal volunteer bioavailability study of a new microencapsulated potassium chloride tablet compared with two reference potassium formulations." European journal of drug metabolism and pharmacokinetics vol. 16,3 (1991): 241-4. doi:10.1007/BF03189966