Citric acid  + potassium citrate is contraindicated in patients with azotemia, hyperkalemia, myocardial damage, untreated with Addison’s disease, acute dehydration, adynamia episodica hereditaria, anuria and cramps.

Dilute Citric acid  + potassium citrate adequately with water to reduce GI injury and saline laxative effects.

Citric acid  + Potassium citrate may interact with non-enteric coated thiazides, other potassium salts, ACE inhibitors, potassium-sparing diuretics and cardiac glycosides.

Adults:
Take 15 to 30 ml of diluted Citric acid  + potassium citrate with one glass of water after meals or at bedtime.
Children:
Give 5-15 ml of diluted Citric acid  + potassium citrate with half glass of water after meals or at bedtime.
Food (before/after)
Citric acid  + potassium citrate can be taken before or after food intake.

USFDA Pregnancy category of Citric acid monohydrate + potassium citrate is unknown. Consult a physician before taking Citric acid monohydrate + potassium citrate.

Nursing mothers should consult a physician before taking Citric acid  + potassium citrate

Citric acid monohydrate + potassium citrate should not be given to children unless prescribed by a pediatrician