Meditrina Lithoren Duo Food Supplement 14 Day Sachets & 14 Night Sachets

Meditrina's specialized dietary supplement Lithoren Duo consists of a formula that combines potassium citrate, magnesium citrate, citric acid and pyridoxine, elements that inhibit lithogenesis while also contributing to the prevention of recurrence.

Potassium citrate prevents the aggregation and formation of calcium oxalate and phosphate complexes, contributes to the elimination of residual concretions after lithotripsy procedures, thus helping to prevent the appearance of new stones.

It also contributes to the alkalization of urine, resulting in uric acid being broken down into potassium and magnesium, corrects type I tubular acidosis, while increasing the excretion of citrate in the urine.

Magnesium citrate prevents the formation of calcium phosphate crystals, the formation of Brushite-type stones (CaHPO4 2H2O) while converting calcium oxalate into magnesium oxalate, while, finally, pyridoxine is a natural inhibitor of calcium oxalate lithogenesis and, specifically, helps to inhibit the endogenous synthesis of oxalates while helping to treat hyperoxaluria.

The preparation is available in the form of sachets, with a delicious lemon flavor, in a package with a total of 24 pieces (14 for the morning, 14 for the evening respectively).

Properties

• Easy to take (can be taken with or without food, can be dissolved in water or fruit juice).
• Formula with potassium citrate, magnesium citrate, citric acid and pyridoxine (also contains sucralose), a combination of elements that inhibit lithogenesis while also helping to prevent recurrence.
• Contributes to the elimination of residual concretions after lithotripsy procedures, thus helping to prevent the appearance of new stones.
• Contributes to the alkalization of urine, resulting in uric acid being broken down into potassium and magnesium.
• Helps inhibit the endogenous synthesis of oxalates while helping to treat hyperoxaluria.
• Corrects type I tubular acidosis, increases increases the excretion of citrate in the urine.