Alkazone Gotas minerais para ajuste do pH da água com potássio, 37,5 mL

Does what it claims, and no more.

I ordered this product along with pH Ion’s pH booster and Ion booster. Between the 2, the pH Ion’s set worked the best. I also ordered a pH/ORP meter to test the actual results and using ‘Smart Water’ which started with a pH of 7.6, the Alkazone drops brought the pH to a 9.6. Using the pH Ion’s drops the pH went up to 10.2. Now, the key thing hered is not only the pH but the ORp. THe ORP is the anti-oxidizing level of the water and you want the ORP to be a (-) negative number. Alkazone did not drop the ORP of the smart water, which has an ORP of approx 200. The pH Ion’s drops dropped the Smart Water from +200 ORP(which is oxidizing) to +50 ORP. pH Ion’s drops still left the water with a (+) ORP but way better than the alkazone drops. I also used some curezone drops (I forget the actual name) and the alkalinity did go up but still, the ORP did not drop a significant number. The water does not feel ‘light’ when using drops. In fact, the drops seem to make the water heavier. It’s wierd. BUT, I did dig deeper and bought a different product that I couldn’t buy on Amazon. It’s called X20. It’s mineral sachets (tea bags) that you put in a bottle of water and shake; within 30 seconds of shaking it in Smart Water, the pH went from 7.6 to 10.4, AND the ORP went from +212 to -104 ! That was the coolest thing ever. Also, the water was ‘light’ and we could drink a ton of it. To grasp the difference in how much more you can drink by using these sachets instead of any drops…. my brother wwas doing the healthy thing and drinking 2 40oz bottles of Nestle’s Pure Life water filtered through a Brita filter and he would take approx 2 hours to drink 1 40oz water bottle and he’d feel heavier (stuffed). I gave him his own water (Brita filtered, Pure Life) and put it in a 24oz water bottle with a X20 sachet and shook it up, he drank it right in front of me. Then another. Then another by the time I finished testing his Pure Life water. My brother is a bigger skeptic than me, which is why I used him as an example, but I guess that only means something to me, not you strangers :pNow, a side note: from the 3 water’s I have tested through a Brita filter; all the water is higher alkaline before the Brita filter and less ORP (closer to 0). The Pure Life water from Nestle was 7.01pH(neutral) and an ORP of +264(bad. After filtering it through the Brita filter the pH dropped to 5.9pH(acidic) and the ORP sky-rocketed to +465. That’s a ridiculous number. It’s actually more oxidizing than Coca-Cola (pH 2.13; ORP +240). These results were typical with any water through the carbon Brita filter. The pH drops because it is removing essential minerals and potentially dyes and chemicals added to raise the pH. I have no clue why the ORp goes up; haven’t gotten that far in my research.I am building a website with all my tests of the past 1.5 years and I will have links to the products I use and I will make a %10 commission, hopefully through Amazon. I might as well get paid to refer products if the data is significant, right?Right now the website is tekmouse.com but I dunno if that will change and nothing is really on the site yet. But here is the link to X20. […]Going there with the drhubato will actually make sure I get a credit of some sort. Not sure how much it is cause only myself and my dad are on the account :p I would recommend buying the starter set with 30 sachets, it comes with the 24oz water bottle, 30 sachets and more in-depth info than what can be said here.Alkazone drops raise the pH, ORP stays the same. To me and to any science\research, the ORP is almost more important and you want the ORP to be a negative number.Good luck, drink half your body weight in ounces, eveyday of highly Alkaline water, low ORP! (Body weight\2=water intake)(200lb person\2=100oz needed per day)Hope this helps a lot of people :0`hubbsEDITED** 3/12/2014-I posted the following to the ‘reply’s and it is located somewhere in the reviews.Wow. Been a while since reading these comments, sorry I haven’t replied in 3 years…I just received a phone call from someone in Texas who got my number from this review somewhere, we had a great chat and he prayed with me over the phone, so I figured I’d come update everybody.Love the reviews saying how I make money and am posting a scam/mlm. I understand where they are coming from but since my latest and best find at the time that was proven to work better than anything actually had a way to make commission and I was buying it for myself anyways… I might as well be the one to get the cut! I did get a check once for $30 but I had to keep ordering the stuff to make commission. I stopped due to funds and have since been blessed with owning an Ionizer, the Enagic SD501 platinum.I owned a KYK and a Chanson Miracle Max and the Enagic SUNUS prior to the SD501. The KYK didn’t even work out of the box and had to return it and the return went into battle with American Express for months before we got our money back. The Chanson was the next and we thought it was the last. My pops even drove down to Laguna Hills, CA to meet the owner(Ronnie) and see the facility before we bought. This thing kicked butt! for a little while. Then it rusted. We sent it in for repairs, cost us approx. $200 to repair. Then I took my Chanson and X20 packets to a demo at a Health Club in Fairfield, CA @ Rancho Solano to do a comparison with the Tyant, Enagic SD501, Chanson and the X20. The Chanson didn’t turn on that was embarrassing( I talked it up so much).The X2o barely did anything. It provided less results than my original post. It barely moved the ORP reading and stayed @ (+)200’s-ish.There was another lady there with one of the Gravity feeding water ionizers with magnets that didn’t even do what the X20 did; I don’t know how you get sold on something like that…The Tyant ran fine with it’s “MESH” plates for a few minutes then shut off. Didn’t not even go over (-)450 ORP. That’s a NEGATIVE 450 PEOPLE. Start looking towards the ionizer machines. These pH drops don’t do anything in comparison to a machine. In fact, look at what Dr.Michael explains on Youtube about AlkalINE water versus AlkalIZED water. Adding drops can actually CAUSE KIDNEYS STONES.The Enagic SD501, the machine the entire world of ionizer shoppers has heard of. Why? Well it took me two different company failures and a weaker modeled Enagic SUNUS to realize the “SCAMS” posted online are cruel and misleading. The SD501 blew every machine out of the water with a (-)750 ORP at a medium flow-rate.Now since then I have bought an SD501. It’s medical-grade with SOLID plates. Medical-grade platinum is $1500/oz and food-grade(all the rest) platinum is ~$500/oz.Yes; I sell the SD501. Please make it known. You don’t have to post about about, “Wow, another guy pushing a product”.I’m trying to save the open-minded and people of discernment some time. Email me @ drhubato at gmail or call me @ 925.679.5185Please see for yourself by looking at my facebook pages by looking up Hubato Health & Wellness.In my community in Discovery Bay, CA alone; I have seen Crones disease, energy levels, sciatic nerves, weight issues, joint issues, eye issues(20 year reversal), Psoriasis\eczema, yadda yadda yadda, be reversed by adding this water from the SD501 to their daily lives and change nothing else!My mother still uses the X20 packets(don’t know how she still has some left) for when she travels and adds them to her DejaBlue water on SouthWest, since she is a flight-attendant. It’s still crappy water but it’s better than acidic, mineral-depleted water!Hubato dot com is a promotional page with my picture and my info right there on it. I am finishing my studies as a Molecular Hydration Specialist and have been devoting myself to these water studies for years now.I felt it was necessary to come back and update the community since so many people have used my review to guide them toward a final decision.Please email me and I can send you ONE document that is the most detailed and descriptive explanation you’ll ever need to compare Enagic versus anyone else. And yes, it does suggest using the SD501 only. There is scientific formulas as to why. Here’s an example of ONE THING you probably have never even heard of:Potential Electrolysis UnitsNever heard of it? That’s because no one compares the unit of measurement that measures the ability to create OH- Ions; the strongest form of anti-oxidant on the planet.I’ll tell you how to get that measurement; then you go do your research.To get the P.E.U.(Potential Electrolysis Units) of a machine you multiply the Watts x Amps x Surface Area of the plates.THe Enagic SD501 is 230w X 2.5 X 466 sq in. = 267,950peu’sNow when you do a MESH plate you need to divide the surface area in half because of the filament’s(plates) ability to maintain amperage. The MESH needs to have an SMPS, which is on,off,on,off,on,off. Half the water is not Electrolyzed.Now the other thing you’ll see is the amperage will be low, like .5. Other’s will also claim the wattage is extremely high, but these machines can’t do it for very long. Bahh, I am starting to drift off… as I was saying.If you ever uncover the size of the plates and the amperage of another machine you’ll get something like this:504w X 2.2 X 102 = 113097peu’s (LIfeIonizer)Never heard of that? Check out Hubato Health & Wellness and I promise you, you will see that I am being genuine.`hub

Good product, but VERY expensive.

Short review: Yes, this stuff works, though you may need more or less than the recommended amount, based on the particulars of your water. It should be cheaper.Long review: I came to the Alkazone Alkaline Booster Drops upon realizing that our well water was much more acidic than I had thought, and that it, together with an acidic diet, seems to have contributed to eczema on my feet and legs. I have been suffering from eczema for the past 4-5 years, and, while it is clearly triggered by dairy, I found out relatively recently that having an overly acidic body definitely makes it worse. There is clearly a relationship between eczema and pH. I’m not saying chronic low level acidosis causes eczema, but for me it sure did exacerbate it. Ever since switching to a more alkalizing diet and correcting the pH of my drinking water, the eczema has gotten much better. The chronic thick postnasal drip which I have had in the back of my throat for years also got dramatically better when I started to make my body more alkaline. In the process, I have learned a few things about pH, which brings me to a roundabout review of this product.1) The water you are drinking now is probably acidic. A few lucky people may have water supplies or wells that are alkaline, but I think it’s safe to say that the majority of drinking water sources are mildly to moderately acidic. Ours is quite acidic, with a pH of about 5.25. The only way you will really know for sure is to buy some pH test strips, which are a good investment.2) Bottled water is no better. I tested several commercial bottled waters and they were all acidic too – ranging from about 5.75 to 6.5. Products labeled “Alkaline Water” are much better – those typically test at 7.5 or higher. But bottled alkaline water is very expensive.3) Reverse osmosis systems make water even more acidic. I tested ours and it lowered the pH about a quarter point. RO systems are great at removing contaminants, but they are not without their side effects.4) If you are eating a high-protein, low carb diet with lots of meat, you are only making the problem worse. Look, I love low carb dieting and lost a good amount of weight that way. But it is apparently true that low carb can eventually make your body more acidic.5) Doctors will tell you that it’s pointless to eat an alkalizing diet or drink alkaline water, because your body will always maintain your blood within a very narrow range. Personally, I believe this argument is misguided because, while I’m sure it’s true that your body will keep your blood at pH 7.35 at all costs, the question is, what hoops does your body have to jump through to do so? There is absolutely no question that what you eat will affect your urine pH. So if those hydrogen ions made it from your mouth, down your digestive system and eventually into your kidneys, then they must have traveled through that pH 7.35 blood as well. That means that all the cells in your body must be exposed to those H and OH ions, which makes it entirely plausible that changing your diet and water can affect your health.6) This does not mean that acid equals bad! There are many different organic acids which are absolutely essential to human health. It would seem that the crucial issues are, what is the overall acid or base load that you are putting on your body, and does your body have the necessary chemical tools to deal with excess acidity?7) Neutral to slightly alkaline water tastes better. No question about it. The difference is most pronounced in tea. I swear, if you made me a cup of tea, I could probably tell you roughly what the pH of your water is.8) A very easy way to raise the pH of your drinking water is to add baking soda. You’ll need some pH test strips to determine how much to add to raise the water to the desired pH. For our water, I need to add about 1/4 teaspoon per gallon to raise the pH to 7.5 or so. If you add too much, it can leave a vaguely salty aftertaste. I’ll let you do your own research on whether or not the added sodium is good for your diet.9) For those commenters who claim that Alkazone doesn’t work, I’m sure the problem is that everyone’s water is different. Your water is probably like mine – very acidic. The instructions say to add 3 drops to an 8 ounce glass of water, but I need to add 10 drops to bring the pH up above 7. Again, some handy pH test strips will help you determine how much to add. Maybe Alkazone should explain this a little better, but you can’t claim that the product doesn’t work. It’s a simple acid/base reaction… it pretty much has to work.10) This product does what it says. It improves the flavor of water and leaves no unpleasant aftertaste. My only problem with it is the price. If it only cost a couple bucks, I would have no problem stocking up. But at the current price, I’m not sure I’d buy it again, since our first bottle only lasted a little over a week (family of 5). I’ll probably go back to using baking soda, because, while baking soda does impart a slight salty flavor, you can’t argue with the price. It is so cheap it is practically free. I’ll also note that the ingredients in Alkazone can be bought in bulk, so if you know what you’re doing, you can probably whip up your own batch for a fraction of the price. I don’t know what the ideal proportions are, so I’m not bold enough to try it. I’m just sayin.’In my case, our permanent solution is going to be a proper water treatment system. I always knew our water was acidic, but I didn’t realize HOW acidic it is until we had it tested recently. Our solution is probably going to be a sodium carbonate (soda ash) injector for some powerful pH adjustment, since acidic water not also causes problems for the body but also for your home’s plumbing. Maybe I’ll buy Alkazone for travel only, since the dropper is quite convenient.

Wonderful product and only one that worked well

Out of 4 different pH raising things (3 different drops, one mineral stick), Alkazone hands down is the best. One of the other drops, pH Ion pH Booster, which is a set of 2 kinds of drops, worked a little bit, but not until I doubled the recommended drops from 10 to 20 drops of each of the 2 bottles per 8oz water and even then, it did not bring the tap water (or my reverse osmotic water) all the way to a pH of 7. The third kind of drops, AlkaMax Alkaline Booster did nothing at the recommended 10 drops and at 20 drops in 8oz water the pH went down from 5.5 to 4!!!! Not sure what that is about, but I will never use the AlkaMax for my drinking water. Finally, the Alkaline/Hydrogen Water Stick- this is supposed to be put into a bottle of water and shook for 30 seconds. Then you wait another 15-20 minutes with the stick still in the water before drinking the water. The stick has tourmaline and other minerals which are supposed to alkalinize the water bringing it up to 9.5 if the stick is left in the water for longer. Well. I’m here to tell you: NOTHING HAPPENED. My tap water stayed at a pH of 5.5 and didn’t budge. Now this product, the Alkazone Alkaline Booster Drops, actually works quite well. You put 4 drops of Alkazone into 8oz water. My tap water went from a pH of 5.5 to 7 just as it states it will. I’ve tested it several times with my pH test strips and got the same results. I love that it only takes 4 drops and not 10 (or more) to get the results I wanted. Highly recommend. Will buy more as needed.

Helps with pH balancing

This is a great product if you have a lot of acid in your stomach. It helps balance your pH and when it is balanced, you feel better.