For customers concerned about potassium levels for reasons relating to dialysis, please consult a physician before taking MonaVie products. The potassium level in MonaVie Original and MonaVie Active is approximately 62–66 mg/oz. MonaVie Original and MonaVie Active contain no potassium additives, grapefruit, or cantaloupe.

To create a blend of water-based fruits and essential fatty acids that tasted palatable, MonaVie considered a number of emulsifiers. The safest, by far, was polysorbate. Polysorbate has been thoroughly researched by the FDA and has been found to be nontoxic and safe at the amounts used in MonaVie Original and MonaVie Active. The Center for Science in the Public Interest (the “food police” for the USDA) awarded polysorbate their highest safety rating. See similar questions...

MonaVie is a delicious and energizing blend of the Brazilian a?ai berry—one of nature’s top super-foods—and other nutrient dense fruits. Developed with the philosophy Balance-Variety-Moderation, MonaVie delivers the phytonutrients and antioxidants you need to maintain a healthy and active lifestyle. See similar questions...

It is advisable to check potassium levels about 2 weeks after beginning cesium, and then repeat it every two to four weeks. It is imperative that if you experience heart palpitations you have your potassium checked immediately. See similar questions...

The granddaddy of soil elements is potassium. Potassium is the "Cation for Anions". No, we are not turning this discussion into a chemistry class. We're just quoting a world famous botanist, who said that potassium is the locomotive which pulls the other elements around the plant and helps maintain electrical balance within the cell. Potassium is the water pressure regulator of the plant kingdom. See similar questions...

For customers concerned about vitamin K levels because of blood thinning medication, please consult a physician before taking any Mona Vie products. The vitamin K level in Mona Vie Original and Mona Vie Active is approximately 12.4 µg/oz. See similar questions...

If unopened, both the Mona Vie juices have a shelf life of one year. If the Mona Vie juice has been opened, then the shelf life is approximately 30-60 days, as long as the opened bottle is refrigerated. See similar questions...

For customers concerned about vitamin K levels because of blood thinning medication, please consult a physician before taking any products. The vitamin K level in Original and Active is approximately 12.4 ?g/oz. See similar questions...

Potassium iodide, also called KI, only protects a person's thyroid gland from exposure to radioactive iodine. KI will not protect a person from other radioactive materials or protect other parts of the body from exposure to radiation. Since there is no way to know at the time of the explosion whether radioactive iodine was used in the explosive device, taking KI would probably not be beneficial. Also, KI can be dangerous to some people. See similar questions...

Potassium iodide (KI) should only be taken in a radiation emergency that involves the release of radioactive iodine, such as an accident at a nuclear power plant or the explosion of a nuclear bomb. A “dirty bomb” most likely will not contain radioactive iodine. A person who is internally contaminated with radioactive iodine may experience thyroid disease later in life. The thyroid gland will absorb radioactive iodine and may develop cancer or abnormal growths later on. See similar questions...

If unopened, both the Mona Vie Juices and Mona Vie Gel have a shelf life of one year. If the Mona Vie Juice has been opened, then the shelf life is approximately 30-60 days, as long as the opened bottle is refrigerated. The Mona Vie Gel should be consumed in its entirety as soon as it is opened. See similar questions...

If unopened, both the Original juices have a shelf life of one year. If the Original juice has been opened, then the shelf life is approximately 30-60 days, as long as the opened bottle is refrigerated. See similar questions...

To create a blend of water-based fruits and essential fatty acids that tasted palatable, the product considered a number of emulsifiers. The safest, by far, was polysorbate. Polysorbate has been thoroughly researched by the FDA and has been found to be nontoxic and safe at the amounts used in Original and Active. The Center for Science in the Public Interest (the ?food police? for the USDA) awarded polysorbate their highest safety rating. See similar questions...