How do I choose safe adjunctive products for stone prevention?
Shelf order follows evidence and safety together: potassium citrate leads on evidence (the studied inhibitor) but is gated by the potassium conversation — listed first for what it proves, purchased second for approval; calcium citrate is the paradox product whose entire value is its WITH-meals timing; magnesium citrate closes as the modest dual-mechanism support. All three ride on the foundation the fluid target builds. The products below are educational examples — not medical recommendations.

by Various (clinical-grade) · Stone Inhibitor
The best-evidenced pharmacologic prevention for calcium-oxalate and uric-acid stones: citrate binds calcium in urine (reducing stone formation) and alkalinizes urine (dissolving uric-acid conditions). Prescription-grade is the studied intervention; over-the-counter doses are support-level. 🚨 Potassium is not a casual mineral: kidney disease and potassium-sparing medications make self-dosing dangerous. This is a physician-conversation product — listed first for evidence, purchased second for approval.

by Citracal · Calcium — Timing-Critical

by NOW Foods · Citrate + Magnesium