Traditional
Coffee is
Loaded With
H⁺ Ions
Coffee is
Loaded With
H⁺ Ions
Traditional coffee sits around pH 5.0. Those free hydrogen ions are what cause stomach irritation, acid reflux, and tooth enamel damage over time.
pH ~5.0
H⁺
H⁺
H⁺
H⁺
H⁺
The Reaction
what happens with every brew of COpHEE
H⁺ ions are present in acidic coffee, responsible for stomach irritation and reflux.
H⁺
H⁺
H⁺
H⁺
H⁺
K⁺
K⁺
HCO₃⁻
HCO₃⁻
CO₂↑
CO₂↑
H₂O
H₂O
H⁺ acid
HCO₃⁻
K⁺
CO₂
H₂O
30×
Less Acid Than Leading Brands
K⁺ stays in solution adding beneficial electrolytes your body recognizes while CO₂ and H₂O safely carry the acidity away.
Easy on Your Stomach
H⁺ ions neutralized before you sip
Protects Tooth Enamel
Balanced pH reduces erosion risk
Electrolytes in Every Cup
K⁺ potassium remains in solution