An oral alkalinizing solution combining potassium citrate and citric acid, used to relieve urinary discomfort (“dysuria”) in mild urinary tract infections and to alkalinize urine in conditions like gout, kidney stones (uric acid or cystine), and renal tubular acidosis
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An oral alkalinizing solution combining potassium citrate and citric acid, used to relieve urinary discomfort (“dysuria”) in mild urinary tract infections and to alkalinize urine in conditions like gout, kidney stones (uric acid or cystine), and renal tubular acidosis .
Prescription-only in most countries, including the UK, since it contains high levels of potassium and requires medical supervision .
Systemic and urinary alkalizing agent – urinary alkalinizer for urology and metabolic indications .
Inactive excipients include sucrose (~1.1 g/5 mL), sodium benzoate, and trace ethanol.
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Potassium citrate contributes significant potassium ions (~20–30 mEq per dose); no other minerals.
A solution (mixture) available in bottles (commonly 100–200 mL). Variants include sugar-free or citrate+sodium citrate combinations, but the standard formulation is potassium citrate + citric acid.
Oral solution. Must be diluted in a glass of water before use. Shake before each dose .
Typically supplied in amber glass or plastic bottles, with measuring cap or spoon. Common sizes include 100–200 mL. The UK SmPC refers to mixture for oral use.
In the UK and EU, marketed by generic pharmaceutical companies (UK SmPC). U.S. products (e.g., Potassium Citrate & Citric Acid Oral Solution USP) are manufactured by Pharmaceutical Associates, Inc. (PAI Pharma) .
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