Where could I buy potassium chloride?

Answer 1

Salt substitute sold in grocery stores is potassium chloride.

Answer 2

Since potassium chloride is about as dangerous as table salt, it's widely available (how do people come up with crazy ideas that it's somehow dangerous? It must be the same people who want to ban dihydrogen monoxide [water] and sodium chloride [table salt]).

Here's one place that carries it, for example:

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?A=details&kw=PHPC100GQ&is=REG&Q=&O=productlist&sku=123956

Answer 3

I would suggest contacting a scientific supply company like Ward's or Carolina Biological. Its not really something available just anywhere in large qunatities because its not the safest substance in the world if you are dealing with large quantities. Be sure you know what you're doing with it if you are performing experiments..

Answer 4

Most supermarkets sell a salt substitute that is
kcl. As I recall it comes in a small blue shaker
box.

Answer 5

Grocery store, It's not usually considered toxic since a normal man wieghing in at about 175lbs would need to eat half a pound of it to kill himself.

Answer 6

Well, you could try the drugstore as it is sold for hypokalemia. (To raise the body's potassium level)

Answer 7

J.T. Baker catalogs would be a good place to start.