Does this calculate potassium?
744525
Yes it does. It calculates all of the following: Calories, Carbohydrates, Fiber, Sodium, Potassium, Magnesium, Total Fat, Saturated Fat, Cholesterol, Calcium, Protein, Vitamin K
744526
Yes, it calculates potassium. It even talks about potassium in of the two books that you get with the scale. That book is "A practical approach to healthy eating". The other book is the instruction manual and food code booklet that lists 999 codes for all sorts of specific meats, fish, seafood, dairy, grains, nuts, herbs, spices, oils, and beverages.BTW, love the scale, glad I decided on this one.
1632807
Yes. Pounds, kilos and - good grief - stones. Works well and very accurate.
1829190
Use this formula to convert http://hkpp.org/taxonomy/term/29.The reading will be higher than the Blood Electrolit ( the water in the blood).Make sure you calibrate First using 2000 ppm solution.The potassium is 98% in blood cells . If you calibrate correctly you get a more accurate reading than the Lab.If you measure blood convert ppm to mmol/l by dividingthe reading to atomic weight K+=39.1 .Eg: 130 ppm/39.1= 3.32 mmol/l
1710107
Yes, there is button which you can press it to know the measurement in kilos.
1455565
Yes, it does. It contains 350 mg. of potassium per serving (1/4 tsp. of Morton Lite Salt).
1603852
Yes. But I do not like this calculator. It is awkward to use. There is no final solution solved button when using plus and minus.
1515750
No. It does not. It does the math for you. Fill it to the line that corresponds to the amount of gas you have.
434433
Hi, this is only sodium and chloride (salt). No potassium or anything else. I used them for salt loading to test my adrenal gland function.
1525794
the can says it is NOT 100% coconut juice/water, says it contains young coconut juice, water, sugar, young coconut meat, sodium carboxymethyl cellulose, malic acid and sodium metabisulphite. It also does not list any potassium in the nutritional section, but lists 17 grams of sugar, 50mg of sodium, 4% calcium, and that is all. So, with that, you should be able to make a better decision about if you feel it is healthy enough. If you are like me and have been diagnosed with low potassium, hypokelemia , this is NOT the coconut water to drink to help your situation!!
1167661
Just an approximation. The basic measurement of this instrument is "Specific Conductance" (also called "Conductivity"). It is measured in micro-mhos per centimeter. The unit reads out in equivalent parts per million (ppm) of KCl or NaCl. You would need to determine experimentally the relationship between specific conductance and the ppm of your particular salt solution. Hope this helps.
1566543
To be honest with you I don't recall.. I can't imagine that it does not, but I was not satisfied w/the results in pounds (when compared to other scales I had) so I returned it for lack of accuracy.The lack of accuracy would have reflected both in pounds and kilograms so the issue was moot to me.I highly recommend that you read all reviews before deciding to buy this product!
945063
YES, but not by using the divide operator. The 'Q' function in the Apps menu is used to find the Quotient & the Remainder.
938151
I had it all figured out and now I can't remember where I got my information. But I have a bottle of potassium chloride here and it says that it has 365 milligrams in 1/8 teaspoon. That sounds close to the potassium bicarbonate. I usually take 1/4-1/2 tsp a day as a potassium supplement. Hope that helps.
1293732
Hello- Yes the calculator has the + - key. If you put the - then # it shows -10 etc. If you put -10 - 10 it will show -20 etc. If you put 20+10 -10 it will give you the total for 20. Or 10 + -20 - 10 it will show -20. I hope I explained this ok.
1566546
To be honest with you I don't recall.. I can't imagine that it does not, but I was not satisfied w/the results in pounds (when compared to other scales I had) so I returned it for lack of accuracy. The lack of accuracy would have reflected both in pounds and kilograms so the issue was moot to me. I highly recommend that you read all reviews before deciding to buy this product!
2248006
No it doesn't, but it has a tare weight feature where you can place an empty container on the scale and it resets to 0.0. Then as you add ingredients to the container, the scale only reads the weight of the ingredients.
1455566
It contains potassium chloride - that's how they reduce the sodium content. There are 350mg potassium on the label (per serving).