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A member asked:
I have cystinuria and have been taking potassium citrate as a liquid. i would like to know whether a slow release pill would be more beneficial?
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Tablet form availabl: Potassium citrate tablets (generic or urocit-k) have been available in the us for years. They are available as 5meq and 10meq strengths. They are extended-release too.
Answered 10/6/2013
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