Slow K is primarily used to treat low levels of potassium in the blood. This deficiency can occur as a result of several factors such as excessive vomiting, diarrhea, or a medical condition that affects the absorption of potassium in the intestines. Slow K is also given as a preventive measure to some patients who may be at risk of low potassium, such as those who receive diuretic therapy that contributes to the loss of potassium through the urine. In some cases,
Slow K is used to support heart health. Adequate levels of potassium support the electrical system of the heart and help regulate its rhythm, which reduces the risk of heart disorders.