When ordering Potassium Compound it is important to calculate how much you will need. Each bottle contains 100 grams of Potassium Compound which you will mix with a quart (32 Fl ounces) or 1 liter of distilled water. Once you have mixed the Potassium Compound into the water and it is completely dissolved, you will add the amount you have been directed to mix into your juice. You do not mix the actual powder from the bottle directly to the juice. To calculate how long a bottle of Potassium Compound will last you need to multiply the number of juices you will be adding the solution to daily by the amount of Potassium you have been directed to add to your juice. In this example we are going be doing 13 juices daily. We are going to be adding in 2 teaspoons to each of our juices. So we are going to multiply 13 X 2 to find we will be using 26 teaspoons per day. There are 192 teaspoons in quart so now we will divide 192 by our daily usage of 26 to see that one bottle will last us just over seven days. You can easily substitute your usage to find out how long a bottle will last you.

Potassium Compound directions: Pour the entire contents of this bottle into a quart (32 Fl ounce) container of distilled water. Shake until dissolved. Add the amount of solution you have been directed to take to a full glass of water or juice. Store solution in a labeled, brown glass container or a clear glass container inside a paper bag in the refrigerator. Discard solution after 30 days or if solution becomes cloudy. 1 bottle (100 grams) of Potassium Compound makes 192 teaspoons of solution.