What we’re considering.
Citrate, including a possible potassium-citrate direction, is under review. This is not an approved formula or a substitute for prescribed citrate medication.
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A citrate-focused concept, with stone type and individual needs in mind.
Price and bottle size to be announced
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THE IDEA BEHIND THE GUMMY
This new GummyPills concept starts with a focused question: can an appropriate citrate formulation be delivered in a practical gummy serving? We are exploring the idea before choosing ingredients, amounts, or a finished product claim. Manufacturer feasibility has not been confirmed.
Our development approach starts with the intended use, ingredient evidence, and your whole routine. We want a practical serving and transparent amounts. A larger dose is not our default.
FORMULA & SERVING
These are development priorities. Ingredients and benefits are not yet confirmed for a finished product.
Citrate, including a possible potassium-citrate direction, is under review. This is not an approved formula or a substitute for prescribed citrate medication.
The brief must specify the citrate salt, delivered citrate, elemental potassium, and relevant alkali amount. We will assess these alongside gummy count, stability, and tolerability before setting a serving.
Stone composition, urine findings, kidney function, and other medicines matter. This concept is not suitable for a blanket recommendation to everyone with a history of stones.
BEFORE ORDERS OPEN
The final label and purchase details will appear here before this product is offered for sale.
KIDNEY STONE SUPPORT
No stone-prevention benefit has been established for a finished GummyPills product. Clinical use of citrate depends on stone type and individual findings; a future gummy would need its own formulation and evidence review.
Potassium citrate generally makes urine more alkaline. That can be appropriate for selected stone conditions, but excessive alkalinization can be undesirable, including for calcium phosphate stone risk.
No. There is no approved gummy formula or dose equivalence. Do not replace or adjust a prescribed medicine based on this concept page.
Potassium-containing products require particular attention when potassium excretion is impaired or other medicines raise potassium. The intended audience and cautions must be defined before launch.
Orders and preorders are not open. The order button will become available when the product, price, and delivery details are ready. We are not collecting payment or reservations now.
The bottle is an illustrative packaging concept. Ingredient directions describe what we are considering, not an approved Supplement Facts panel. Final packaging, ingredients, and directions will be published before launch.