Dr. Clark Hydrochloric Acid Drops - Digestive Health, Hydrochloric Acid 5% Solution, Maintain Stomach Acidity, for Better Absorption and Assimilation, 1 Fl. Oz (30 ml)

I found it a lot easier putting drops in water than taking capsules. They work very well for correcting low stomach acid.

It's the second time I buy it.

I think this is an effective product. I no longer have acid reflux at night. This produ ct was suggested for "A" blood types to assist with digestion. Sso far, so good.

I've bought and used the product now for quite a few years now and I've noticed I need more and more drops to feel like it's working. I've been giving the Dr. Clark Store the benefit of the doubt because I know that the body can change and that it's possible that it's just me that's changed and not the formula. But when you accidently get some on your skin (it happens from time to time) and you don't notice that same tingly, oops-I-got-some-acid-on-my-skin feeling like you used to, the hurry-up-and-wash-it-off feeling...then you kinda have to assume it's being watered down. I mean, it DOES eventually make it the skin sensitive (I've tested it to make sure I'm not just getting pissed off for no reason) but it takes a lot longer than it used to. Either they're watering it down or I'm slowly becoming super human! :D To add to the awesomeness, the price has gone up significantly. I used to love this product but now I think the Dr. Clark Store is just robbing us AND lying to us. Maybe it's because they know they can since they seem to be the only company in the U.S. that sells the liquid supplement. Seems this eventually happens even to the best of companies.

There was a spill of 1/3 of the liquid when the item was received but it was replaced promptly by the company. Excellent product. Thanks

This used to cost $5-8. Now it’s triple, which is why this will be the last time I’m buying this. You can find a 32 oz bottle of 30% Hcl on Amazon for around 30: bucks. Simply dilute to 5% and you’re saving loads of money

Good for demonstrating acid test on rocks and minerals for younger students. More impressive effect than vinegar, but not as risky as regular HCl solutions.

I disliked that the vendor did not have an "Inner Seal" under the bottle cap nor did the vendor have a shrink wrap seal on the outside of the bottle cap so that there would not be any spillage of product during shipment.Packaging needs serious re-evaluation.