Vodka and K/Potassium Supplement

I don't think people have potassium deficiencies with vodka dosing so they don't dose the supplement.
 
zeovit systems are not solely carbon source additives. The system runs on many different ideas, not all of which have complete scientific backing, that in the end gets results.
 
Be careful with K+ dosing, as unlike a lot of trace elements, overdosing of K+ can have quick detrimental effects. And while both KZ and FM make K+ test kits, they are notorious for being hard to read...

If truly concerned about potassium levels you're best bet is to use a salt mix known to have decent (or NSW) levels, and preform regular (weekly) WC's...

Also with Zeo sytems the current thinking is that the bacteria dosed consume K+ along with the nutrients in our tanks, causing possible lower K+ levels. But as Genetics said, none of this has any scientific backing, it's all anecdotal...
 
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