LOSALT Reduced Sodium Salt – Iodized, 12.3oz/350g Tub (1 pack)

This salt substitute has 66% lower sodium than regular table salt. It tastes just like regular table salt and has no "off" taste like most potassium salt alternatives do. Essential for lowering sodium intake for those with cardiac issues and/or high blood pressure. This variant provides iodine for thyroid health too (although they also offer a version without iodine).

Pretty salty half-salt. I like to add it to my cacao, my breakfast eggs, and my chicken stocks. It does the job of giving me my iodine and potassium too. I bought it after realizing i don’t actually consume much iodine. It a great low sodium substitute. I still use Kosher salt for steak but this has been my go-to.

The taste is pretty good - much better than ones that only contain potassium chloride The mix of potassium and sodium works. For some things, like cookies with flaked salt,, or sprinkling salt on avocado on toast, or in general where the salt is “up front”, use quality ‘real’ salt, bu this product has it’s place.

I've tried a lot of reduced sodium salts. All had a bad aftertaste, some worse than others. This one from Scotland is hands down THE best. No aftertaste at all. And it uses magnesium carbonate as an anti-caking agent which is pricier but better than those used in the U.S. which prioritizes $ over everything else.

I highly recommend this for people that need to increase their potassium and/or decrease their sodium intake (hint; if you're reading this that's probably you). The contained makes it easy to pour, sprinkle, or kinda scoop. You get a ton of this stuff for the money, I've had this for 6 months (or more?) and have barely gone through a third even though I use this regularly. This is also a fantastic product for people who workout a lot! No need to buy expensive electrolyte powders. Buy this, and some regular salt of choice, and some crystal light packets, take 1/8tsp-1/4tsp of this, 1/8-1/4tsp salt (depending on how much you need to lower your sodium intake), and one flavor packet and toss it in some water. Saves you a solid $1.50 over the marketed electrolyte packets. Plus the iodine in this adds value, too many people are using fancy pink Himalayan and Mediterranean salts that they are missing out on iodine, a critical nutrient, and this will help replete that.

Found very salty..

Tastes just like salt

Great for a reduced sodium diet. It's not what is called a salt substitute which I find to taste awful but I can't tell the difference from it and "real" salt. I now actually prefer it over regular salt.