Been mixing in 1 gram dry weight for each Liter of water. It's great, it mixes well, tastes good, and I feel good too.

I had been using a cheaper grade of potassium used for winemaking for the past few months, and I felt kinda weird. I stopped using it and felt better immediately. With this brand, I never experienced that weird feeling. Great quality, a little pricey but worth it.

I believe this helps the body to be alkaline. I was going to take it often, but have slipped lately. It is easy to take in water, juice, etc., as it has very little flavor.

Very palatable and versatile.

Great Product & Price

Just ordered my second bag. I use 1/8 tsp in a 20 oz bottle of good, cheap purified water such as Costco brand or Sam's Club. I then might add 1/8 tsp of Bulk Supplement potassium citrate and 1/8 tsp of baking soda. Sometimes I'll add 1/8 to 1/4 tsp of Now Foods Quali C ascorbic acid. Your body converts citrate to bicarbonate so it comes out alkaline. I'll make different concoctions of those supplements and tweek what I want or need. I do it for vitamic c and to help alkalize my body. If I eat poorly or a lot of acidic foods I may use more and if I eat lots of fruit and vegetables I may use less. It also helps counter the negative acidic influence of all my medication. You need to know your limits and body because if your suseptible to heart problems too much potassium at once can kill and too much baking soda can affect calcium absorbtion. I usually limit one bottle of water to no more that 400 mg of potassium on an empty stomach. You can read about baking soda on Arm and Hammer's website I believe. If you want a great bottle of water mix fresh lemon juice, this product, stevia extract, and ascorbic acid. If you get it right you'll get a nice bubbly lemonaide drink with potassium and vitamin c. I try to reach 4700 mg of potassium a day total. Good luck my friends!