Does everyone take urocit-k for kidney stones?

Kidney stones: It really depends on the cause of the stones. If you have a low citrate level in your urine or have calcium oxalate or calcium phosphorus stones, urocit k (potassium citrate) can help. However for uric acid stones it does not to much.

Several stones - yes: Urocit k (potassium citrate) works for calcium oxalate stones and uric acid stones.

Urocit K (potassium citrate): No. Urocit K (potassium citrate) is excellent. But it requires a prescription and the practitioner must determine it is necessary and helpful. Most kidney stones are calcium stones with oxalate, and urocit K (potassium citrate) lessens their formation very well. But requires prescription.