Nature's Fusions Potassium Iodide Tablets, 130 mg, 2-Pack, Divisible

Nature's Fusions Potassium Iodide Tablets are made for emergency-preparedness kits, with two bottles of 120 divisible tablets and suggested use providing 130 mg in two tablets.

• Two bottles, with 120 tablets per bottle — keeps a supply of tablets together for preparedness.
• Divisible tablets — one tablet provides the stated 65 mg amount for children.
• Suggested use is limited to short-term use, up to two weeks — gives a defined use timeframe.
• Expiration dates are 2034 to 2035 — helps with preparedness-kit planning.
• USP-grade potassium iodide crystals and third-party lab testing — tests cover heavy metals, potency, purity, and more.

Nature's Fusions Potassium Iodide Tablets are intended as an addition to emergency or survival kits, including household preparedness supplies. Potassium iodide is a stable iodine salt. The product distinguishes its actual tablets from capsule formats, which are not as easy to divide for smaller doses.

How many tablets are in this two-pack?

The Nature's Fusions two-pack contains two bottles, each with 120 tablets. The tablets are divisible, making it possible to use one tablet for the stated 65 mg amount or two tablets for the stated 130 mg amount.

• Two bottles in the pack
• 120 tablets in each bottle
• Tablets can be divided when a smaller amount is needed

What are the suggested amounts and use period?

Nature's Fusions suggests 130 mg, or two tablets, for adults and adolescents, and 65 mg, or one tablet, for children. Suggested use is for short-term use only, up to two weeks. Use potassium iodide only when directed by public health authorities or a healthcare professional.

• Adults and adolescents: 130 mg (2 tablets)
• Children: 65 mg (1 tablet)
• Short-term use only: up to 2 weeks

What makes these tablets different from capsules?

Nature's Fusions supplies potassium iodide as tablets that can be divided, rather than capsules. This format supports use when a smaller tablet amount is needed; the product notes that capsules are harder to divide and have a shorter shelf life than tablets.

• Potassium iodide is a stable iodine salt
• USP-grade potassium iodide crystals are sourced directly from the source
• Third-party lab testing covers heavy metals, potency, purity, and more

The stated expiration dates are 2034 to 2035. The product also cites an NRC statement that potassium iodide tablet shelf life can extend beyond 10 years because of the stability of iodine salt mineral supplements. Regular table salt and food contain very small amounts of potassium iodide, while supplements using pure iodine in place of potassium iodide tablets contain micro amounts.

These tablets suit adults organizing emergency or survival supplies who want a divisible tablet format in a two-bottle pack. They are intended for short-term use, not as an everyday supplement, and use should follow public health or healthcare professional direction. Each bottle contains 120 divisible potassium iodide tablets for preparedness-kit storage.

Ingredients

Potassium Iodide, MCC, Magnesium Stearate, Silicon Dioxide