Citric acid/sodium citrate User Reviews & Ratings
Brand names: Oracit, Shohl's Solution (Modified) Virtrate-2
Citric acid/sodium citrate has an average rating of 8.5 out of 10 from a total of 2 reviews on Drugs.com. 100% of reviewers reported a positive experience, while 0% reported a negative experience.
Condition | Avg. Rating | Reviews | Compare |
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Urinary Alkalinization | 1 reviews for Urinary Alkalinization | 17 medications | |
Urinary Tract Stones | 1 reviews for Urinary Tract Stones | 18 medications |
- Old...
- Taken for 5 to 10 years
- August 18, 2012
Citric acid/sodium citrate for Urinary Alkalinization "Had to switch from Bicitra to Oracit, as Bicitra became unavailable. Both work extremely well, beginning right after the diagnosis of renal tubular acidosis in 2006. I have no side effects and have never had another symptom (intolerance to cold, extreme weight loss). Both Bicitra and Oracit taste terrible! I solved the problem by mixing a 'cocktail' with 1 oz of Bicitra or Oracit with two ounces of good-tasting berry antioxidant supplement, a scoop of Citrucel (to keep lower tract working well), and fill the rest of a 16 oz covered measure with PowerAde 'zero' (sugarless). Shake well with some ice cubes to help mix and drink before breakfast next day. It works perfectly."
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For Urinary Tract Stones "Insurance used to cover it for $10.00 a month, but no longer will cost $60.00 a month now to get it with a discount card. This worked really well, but because it's not FDA approved, it is no longer paid for. I tried something else, but it would not work. How can we get this FDA approved?"