Nutrient quality
Potassium chloride is well defined, but the horsetail source and silica yield are unclear. Small amounts of both actives are the main dose weakness.
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Vitacost | $ 18.17 |
The low serving cost and capsule format make this blend convenient for routine use. Potassium chloride is clearly quantified, while horsetail provides a secondary botanical component.
The horsetail extract amount is modest, and neither its species nor its silica yield is identified. Calling the product a silica formula therefore gives users little information about actual silicon delivery.
It may fit someone specifically seeking a low-dose potassium-and-horsetail combination. People mainly shopping for horsetail or predictable silica would get a clearer fit from a standardized, single-purpose option.
Potassium chloride is well defined, but the horsetail source and silica yield are unclear. Small amounts of both actives are the main dose weakness.
.Active amounts are clearly listed and no proprietary blend hides the supplied doses. Missing daily directions, excipients, and some form or potency details keep disclosure incomplete.
.The supplied average is strong, but the review base is small. Specific review comments were not provided, so repeated complaints and purpose-specific experiences cannot be assessed.
.The long supply and low serving cost are practical strengths. A very small horsetail amount limits effective value.
.| Ingredient | Amount per serving |
|---|---|
Potassium (Potassium Chloride) | 95 mg |
Horsetail herb extract | 65 mg |
The capsule format and low serving cost make the formula convenient and affordable. Its 65 mg horsetail extract is modest, and the species and plant part are not identified. No silica standardization or yield confirms how much active mineral the extract supplies.