Fruits for Kidney Patients

Bananas are high in potassium (358 mg per 100g, ~422 mg per medium fruit). In CKD stages 3-5 and dialysis, excess potassium builds up in the blood and can cause dangerous heart arrhythmias. If your serum potassium is elevated (>5.0 mEq/L), bananas should be avoided or strictly limited. Low-potassium fruit alternatives include apples, papayas, and grapes.

Apples are a kidney-friendly fruit with low potassium (107 mg/100g), low phosphorus, and low sodium. They provide fiber and antioxidants without burdening kidney function. Apples are considered safe for all CKD stages including dialysis patients — a common first choice for renal diet fruit recommendations.

Papaya is low in potassium (182 mg/100g), phosphorus, and sodium — safe for kidney patients at all stages. Its papain enzyme aids digestion and the fruit provides vitamin C and antioxidants. It's a standard recommendation in renal-friendly Indian fruit lists.

Watermelon is low in potassium (112 mg/100g) and very low in sodium — a hydrating, kidney-friendly fruit. However, its high water content matters for patients with fluid restrictions: on dialysis, fluid intake is typically limited to 500-1000 mL/day plus urine output, so watermelon portions must count toward the fluid allowance.

Grapes are low in potassium (191 mg/100g), phosphorus, and sodium — safe for kidney patients at all stages. They contain antioxidants (resveratrol, flavonoids) that may support heart health, which matters since cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in CKD. Portion control is still advised for diabetics.

Pears are low in potassium (116 mg/100g), phosphorus, and sodium — a kidney-friendly fruit suitable for all CKD stages. The skin provides fiber that supports gut health and may help bind some dietary phosphorus. Pears are commonly listed in renal diet 'safe fruits' tables.

Strawberries are low in potassium (153 mg/100g), low in phosphorus, and low in sodium — an excellent kidney-friendly fruit. They're rich in vitamin C and antioxidants (anthocyanins). Safe at all CKD stages, including dialysis.

Oranges contain moderate potassium (181 mg/100g; ~237 mg per medium fruit) and are borderline for advanced CKD. For CKD stages 3-5 and dialysis with potassium >5.0 mEq/L, limit oranges and avoid orange juice (which is more concentrated ~200 mg per 100 mL). Many renal diet lists recommend apples, grapes, or papaya instead.

Pomegranate is moderately high in potassium (236 mg/100g) and has some research suggesting it may reduce oxidative stress in CKD — but the potassium load limits its use in advanced stages. Enjoy in moderation (¼-½ fruit) for CKD stages 1-3; limit in stages 4-5 and dialysis. Pomegranate juice is more concentrated and should be avoided with high potassium.

Mango has moderate potassium (168 mg/100g) and is high in sugar — the main concern is glycemic load for diabetics with CKD (diabetes causes ~40% of CKD cases). Non-diabetic kidney patients can enjoy mango in moderate portions. For dialysis patients, limit portions and avoid mango juice.

Dates are very high in potassium (696 mg/100g) — three dates alone provide ~500 mg. They're also extremely high in sugar (66g/100g). Both factors make dates problematic for advanced CKD and diabetic kidney disease. Avoid in CKD stages 3-5 and dialysis; limit to 1-2 dates occasionally in early CKD.

Lemon is low in potassium (138 mg/100g) and contains citric acid, which may help prevent calcium oxalate kidney stones by binding calcium. Lemon juice is a kidney-friendly, salt-free flavoring for water and food. Safe at all CKD stages — a staple of renal diets.

Amla is low in potassium (198 mg/100g) and rich in vitamin C (600 mg/100g) — a kidney-friendly fruit traditionally used in Indian medicine. Two amlas provide ~60 mg potassium. Safe for all CKD stages in normal portions. Amla juice is more concentrated — moderate portions and count it as fluid in dialysis.

Guava is HIGH in potassium (417 mg/100g) — a medium guava delivers ~230 mg. For CKD stages 3-5 and dialysis, limit guava (½ fruit) or avoid when potassium is elevated. Its vitamin C (228 mg/100g) is excellent, but the potassium load wins for advanced-stage patients.

Pineapple is low in potassium (109 mg/100g) and very low in phosphorus — a kidney-friendly tropical fruit safe for all stages. It contains bromelain (anti-inflammatory enzyme) though no evidence supports it as a kidney treatment. Canned pineapple in juice is acceptable; avoid syrup-packed (sugar).

Peaches are low in potassium (190 mg/100g), phosphorus, and sodium — safe for all CKD stages. Canned peaches (drained) drop further in potassium. A kidney-friendly choice when seasonal fruits like bananas and oranges are restricted.

Cherries are moderate in potassium (222 mg/100g). In moderation (½ cup) they're fine for early CKD; limit in advanced stages. Tart cherry juice is concentrated potassium and sugar — avoid in advanced CKD. No strong evidence supports cherries as a gout or kidney treatment, contrary to some claims.

Kiwi is moderately high in potassium (312 mg/100g) — a single kiwi has ~215 mg. For CKD stages 3-5 and dialysis, limit kiwi (½ fruit) or avoid when potassium is elevated. Its vitamin C is high, but lower-potassium fruits are better choices in advanced disease.

Lychee is low in potassium (171 mg/100g) and sodium — a kidney-friendly summer fruit for most CKD stages. Its natural sugar content means diabetics should moderate portions. Lychees are safe for dialysis patients in reasonable amounts (count fluid minimally — they're ~82% water).

Raw jackfruit is high in potassium (448 mg/100g) — a half-cup serving delivers ~336 mg. Ripe jackfruit is even higher in sugar and potassium. For CKD stages 3-5 and dialysis, jackfruit should be avoided or strictly limited. The unripe 'vegetable' form used in curries carries the same potassium burden.

Fresh figs are moderate in potassium (232 mg/100g), but DRIED figs are concentrated — ~680 mg potassium per 100g. Fresh figs in moderation suit early CKD; dried figs (anjeer) should be avoided in stages 3-5 and dialysis due to potassium concentration.

Custard apple (sitaphal) is high in potassium (382 mg/100g) — a half fruit delivers ~344 mg. For CKD stages 3-5 and dialysis, avoid or strictly limit sitaphal. Its creamy sweetness hides a significant potassium load, and the fruit is often eaten in large quantities in season.

Jamun is very low in potassium (55 mg/100g) and sodium — one of the safest fruits for kidney patients across all stages. Its low glycemic index also suits diabetic kidney patients. A summer-season kidney-friendly fruit that's often overlooked.

Dragon fruit is moderate-high in potassium (310 mg/100g) — a half fruit delivers ~155 mg. For early CKD, moderate portions are fine; for stages 3-5 and dialysis, limit to small portions and count potassium. Its seeds are harmless but the flesh carries the mineral load.

Green (raw) mango is lower in potassium (198 mg/100g) and sugar than ripe mango — a more kidney-friendly choice. The catch: it's usually eaten with salt and chili, which adds sodium. Eat kairi with minimal salt for CKD; it fits most stages in moderation.

Water chestnuts (singhara) are surprisingly high in potassium (584 mg/100g) — a half-cup delivers ~292 mg. Singhara flour (used in fasting foods) concentrates this further. For CKD stages 3-5 and dialysis, avoid water chestnuts and singhara-based fasting foods.

Honeydew melon is moderate in potassium (228 mg/100g) — a cup delivers ~388 mg. For early CKD, moderate portions are fine; for stages 3-5 and dialysis, limit to half-cup portions. Watermelon (112 mg/100g) is the lower-potassium melon choice.

Blackberries are low in potassium (162 mg/100g) and sodium — a kidney-friendly berry for all stages. Their fiber and antioxidants are beneficial. Like all berries, they're a good fruit choice when bananas and oranges are restricted.

Fresh cranberries are very low in potassium (85 mg/100g) and sodium — kidney-friendly. However, cranberry JUICE is concentrated and often sweetened; dried cranberries add sugar. Fresh or unsweetened cranberries are safe for all stages; juice and dried versions need moderation.

Fresh Indian gooseberry (amla) is low in potassium (198 mg/100g) and rich in vitamin C. Two amlas provide ~60 mg potassium — safe for all CKD stages. Amla juice in moderation is acceptable; count it as fluid on dialysis.

Fresh apricots are moderate in potassium (259 mg/100g) — three apricots deliver ~272 mg. Dried apricots are far worse: ~1,162 mg potassium per 100g due to concentration. For CKD stages 3-5, limit fresh apricots and avoid dried ones entirely.

Plums are low in potassium (157 mg/100g) and sodium — kidney-friendly for all stages. Dried plums (prunes) are concentrated and should be avoided in advanced CKD. Fresh plums are a good choice when higher-potassium fruits are restricted.

Mulberries are low in potassium (194 mg/100g) and sodium — kidney-friendly for all stages. Their seasonal availability makes them a nice low-potassium fruit option in spring. Diabetics should moderate portions for sugar.

Fresh figs are moderate in potassium (232 mg/100g) — acceptable in small portions for early CKD. The danger is dried figs (anjeer), which concentrate potassium to ~680 mg/100g. For stages 3-5, avoid dried figs; fresh figs in moderation.

Starfruit is DANGEROUS for kidney patients — it contains neurotoxins (caramboxin) that cannot be cleared by failing kidneys and can cause hiccups, confusion, seizures, and even death. Complete avoidance for ALL CKD stages, especially dialysis. This is a hard avoid regardless of potassium.

Canned lychee in syrup adds significant sugar to an otherwise low-potassium fruit (170 mg/100g). For diabetic kidney patients, avoid syrup-packed canned fruit. Drain and rinse canned lychee to reduce syrup; fresh lychee is the better choice.

Olives are extremely low in potassium (42 mg/100g) but brined — sodium ~1,556 mg/100g. Even 5 olives add ~233 mg sodium. For hypertensive kidney patients, avoid brined olives; the sodium load outweighs the heart-healthy fat benefit.

Avocado is very high in potassium (485 mg/100g) — half an avocado delivers ~364 mg. Despite its heart-healthy fats, the potassium load makes it unsuitable for CKD stages 3-5 and dialysis. Even early CKD should limit portions.

Cranberries are one of the most kidney-friendly fruits: very low potassium (80 mg per 100g), phosphorus, and sodium. They're famous for urinary tract benefits — though concentrated cranberry juice and dried sweetened cranberries add sugar and potassium, so stick to fresh or plain juice in moderation.

Blueberries are excellent for kidney diets: very low potassium (86 mg per 100g), minimal phosphorus and sodium, and rich in antioxidants. A full cup adds only ~130 mg potassium. They're a staple 'safe fruit' in renal diet guidance.

Strawberries are kidney-friendly: low-moderate potassium (161 mg per 100g), very low phosphorus and sodium. One cup (~240 mg potassium) fits comfortably in CKD and dialysis diets. They're also low in sugar compared to most fruits.

Lychee is a moderate-potassium fruit (171 mg per 100g) with low phosphorus and sodium — a kidney-friendly summer fruit in normal portions. About 10-12 lychees add roughly 170-250 mg potassium, fitting most CKD and dialysis budgets.

Fresh figs are moderate in potassium (232 mg per 100g) with minimal phosphorus and sodium — safe in normal portions for most CKD stages. Dried figs concentrate everything (potassium and sugar), so they should be limited in advanced CKD.

Jicama is low in potassium (150 mg/100g), phosphorus (18 mg/100g), and sodium (4 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Plantain is high in potassium: 395.6 mg potassium, 30.1 mg phosphorus, 0 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Papaya Green is low in potassium (182 mg/100g), phosphorus (10 mg/100g), and sodium (8 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Sapodilla is low in potassium (193 mg/100g), phosphorus (12 mg/100g), and sodium (12 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Soursop has moderate levels: 278 mg potassium, 27 mg phosphorus, 14 mg sodium per 100g. It is fine in small portions for early CKD (stages 1-3a), but in stages 3b-5 and dialysis you should limit portions and count it against your daily potassium and phosphorus budget.

Guava Pink is high in potassium: 417 mg potassium, 40 mg phosphorus, 2 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Rambutan is low in potassium (42 mg/100g), phosphorus (9 mg/100g), and sodium (11 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Mangosteen is low in potassium (48 mg/100g), phosphorus (8 mg/100g), and sodium (7 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Durian is high in potassium: 436 mg potassium, 39 mg phosphorus, 2 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Longan has moderate levels: 266 mg potassium, 21 mg phosphorus, 0 mg sodium per 100g. It is fine in small portions for early CKD (stages 1-3a), but in stages 3b-5 and dialysis you should limit portions and count it against your daily potassium and phosphorus budget.

Persimmon is low in potassium (161 mg/100g), phosphorus (17 mg/100g), and sodium (1 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Kumquat is low in potassium (186 mg/100g), phosphorus (19 mg/100g), and sodium (10 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Star Apple is high in potassium: 382 mg potassium, 21 mg phosphorus, 4 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Passion Fruit has moderate levels: 278 mg potassium, 13 mg phosphorus, 6 mg sodium per 100g. It is fine in small portions for early CKD (stages 1-3a), but in stages 3b-5 and dialysis you should limit portions and count it against your daily potassium and phosphorus budget.

Feijoa is low in potassium (172 mg/100g), phosphorus (19 mg/100g), and sodium (3 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Cherimoya has moderate levels: 287 mg potassium, 26 mg phosphorus, 7 mg sodium per 100g. It is fine in small portions for early CKD (stages 1-3a), but in stages 3b-5 and dialysis you should limit portions and count it against your daily potassium and phosphorus budget.

Black Sapote is high in potassium: 454 mg potassium, 26 mg phosphorus, 7 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Acerola is low in potassium (97 mg/100g), phosphorus (9 mg/100g), and sodium (3 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Gooseberries Currant is low in potassium (198 mg/100g), phosphorus (27 mg/100g), and sodium (1 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Elderberries has moderate levels: 280 mg potassium, 39 mg phosphorus, 6 mg sodium per 100g. It is fine in small portions for early CKD (stages 1-3a), but in stages 3b-5 and dialysis you should limit portions and count it against your daily potassium and phosphorus budget.

Blackcurrant has moderate levels: 322 mg potassium, 59 mg phosphorus, 2 mg sodium per 100g. It is fine in small portions for early CKD (stages 1-3a), but in stages 3b-5 and dialysis you should limit portions and count it against your daily potassium and phosphorus budget.

Redcurrant has moderate levels: 275 mg potassium, 44 mg phosphorus, 1 mg sodium per 100g. It is fine in small portions for early CKD (stages 1-3a), but in stages 3b-5 and dialysis you should limit portions and count it against your daily potassium and phosphorus budget.

Boysenberry is low in potassium (139 mg/100g), phosphorus (27 mg/100g), and sodium (1 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Marionberry is low in potassium (167.4 mg/100g), phosphorus (20.2 mg/100g), and sodium (1.5 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Huckleberry is low in potassium (0 mg/100g), phosphorus (0 mg/100g), and sodium (10 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Salmonberry is low in potassium (110 mg/100g), phosphorus (27 mg/100g), and sodium (14 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Crabapple is low in potassium (194 mg/100g), phosphorus (15 mg/100g), and sodium (1 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Quince is low in potassium (197 mg/100g), phosphorus (17 mg/100g), and sodium (4 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Loquat has moderate levels: 266 mg potassium, 27 mg phosphorus, 1 mg sodium per 100g. It is fine in small portions for early CKD (stages 1-3a), but in stages 3b-5 and dialysis you should limit portions and count it against your daily potassium and phosphorus budget.

Nectarine is low in potassium (131 mg/100g), phosphorus (26 mg/100g), and sodium (13 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Apricot Dried is high in potassium: 1162 mg potassium, 71 mg phosphorus, 10 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Prunes is high in potassium: 787.9 mg potassium, 72.3 mg phosphorus, 0.9 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Raisins is high in potassium: 936 mg potassium, 115.8 mg phosphorus, 13.2 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Currants Dried is high in potassium: 777 mg potassium, 99 mg phosphorus, 43 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Dates Deglet is high in potassium: 656 mg potassium, 62 mg phosphorus, 2 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Dried Figs is high in potassium: 680 mg potassium, 67 mg phosphorus, 10 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Banana Dried is high in potassium: 536 mg potassium, 56 mg phosphorus, 6 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Pineapple Dried is high in potassium: 365 mg potassium, 13 mg phosphorus, 0 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Apple Dried is high in potassium: 450 mg potassium, 38 mg phosphorus, 87 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Cranberry Dried is low in potassium (64.2 mg/100g), phosphorus (8.1 mg/100g), and sodium (4.7 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Peach Canned is low in potassium (97 mg/100g), phosphorus (11 mg/100g), and sodium (5 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Pear Canned is low in potassium (66 mg/100g), phosphorus (7 mg/100g), and sodium (5 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Fruit Cocktail is low in potassium (90 mg/100g), phosphorus (12 mg/100g), and sodium (6 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Apple Sauce is low in potassium (74 mg/100g), phosphorus (5 mg/100g), and sodium (2 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Starfruit Sweet is low in potassium (133 mg/100g), phosphorus (12 mg/100g), and sodium (2 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Apples Granny Smith is low in potassium (116 mg/100g), phosphorus (10 mg/100g), and sodium (0 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Apples Red Delicious is low in potassium (95 mg/100g), phosphorus (9 mg/100g), and sodium (0 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Apples Golden Delicious is low in potassium (100 mg/100g), phosphorus (10 mg/100g), and sodium (2 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Apples Fuji is low in potassium (104 mg/100g), phosphorus (10 mg/100g), and sodium (1 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Oranges Navels is low in potassium (166 mg/100g), phosphorus (23 mg/100g), and sodium (9 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Oranges Valencia is low in potassium (179 mg/100g), phosphorus (17 mg/100g), and sodium (0 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Tangerines is low in potassium (166 mg/100g), phosphorus (20 mg/100g), and sodium (2 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Limes is low in potassium (102 mg/100g), phosphorus (18 mg/100g), and sodium (2 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Grapefruit Pink is low in potassium (139 mg/100g), phosphorus (8 mg/100g), and sodium (0 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Grapefruit White is low in potassium (162 mg/100g), phosphorus (15 mg/100g), and sodium (1 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Cantaloupe is low in potassium (157 mg/100g), phosphorus (17 mg/100g), and sodium (30 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Melon Casaba is low in potassium (182 mg/100g), phosphorus (5 mg/100g), and sodium (9 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Watermelon Raw has moderate levels: 272.5 mg potassium, 20.7 mg phosphorus, 3.8 mg sodium per 100g. It is fine in small portions for early CKD (stages 1-3a), but in stages 3b-5 and dialysis you should limit portions and count it against your daily potassium and phosphorus budget.

Plums Raw is low in potassium (157 mg/100g), phosphorus (16 mg/100g), and sodium (0 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Apricots Raw has moderate levels: 259 mg potassium, 23 mg phosphorus, 1 mg sodium per 100g. It is fine in small portions for early CKD (stages 1-3a), but in stages 3b-5 and dialysis you should limit portions and count it against your daily potassium and phosphorus budget.

Peaches Raw is low in potassium (122 mg/100g), phosphorus (22 mg/100g), and sodium (13 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Cherries Sweet has moderate levels: 229.6 mg potassium, 23.3 mg phosphorus, 0 mg sodium per 100g. It is fine in small portions for early CKD (stages 1-3a), but in stages 3b-5 and dialysis you should limit portions and count it against your daily potassium and phosphorus budget.

Cherries Tart is low in potassium (173 mg/100g), phosphorus (15 mg/100g), and sodium (3 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Cranberries Raw is low in potassium (80 mg/100g), phosphorus (11 mg/100g), and sodium (2 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Raspberries Raw is low in potassium (155.8 mg/100g), phosphorus (27.5 mg/100g), and sodium (0 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Blackberries Raw is low in potassium (162 mg/100g), phosphorus (22 mg/100g), and sodium (1 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Mango Raw is low in potassium (168 mg/100g), phosphorus (14 mg/100g), and sodium (1 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Pomegranate Raw has moderate levels: 236 mg potassium, 36 mg phosphorus, 3 mg sodium per 100g. It is fine in small portions for early CKD (stages 1-3a), but in stages 3b-5 and dialysis you should limit portions and count it against your daily potassium and phosphorus budget.

Jackfruit Raw is high in potassium: 448 mg potassium, 21 mg phosphorus, 2 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Figs Dried is high in potassium: 680 mg potassium, 67 mg phosphorus, 10 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Dates Medjool is high in potassium: 696 mg potassium, 62 mg phosphorus, 1 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Gooseberries Raw is low in potassium (0 mg/100g), phosphorus (40 mg/100g), and sodium (0 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Mulberries Raw is low in potassium (194 mg/100g), phosphorus (38 mg/100g), and sodium (10 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Blueberries Raw is low in potassium (85.6 mg/100g), phosphorus (13 mg/100g), and sodium (0 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Strawberries Raw is low in potassium (89 mg/100g), phosphorus (20 mg/100g), and sodium (10 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Coconut Meat Raw is high in potassium: 356 mg potassium, 113 mg phosphorus, 20 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Banana Dehydrated is high in potassium: 1491 mg potassium, 74 mg phosphorus, 3 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Apple Dehydrated is low in potassium (136 mg/100g), phosphorus (12 mg/100g), and sodium (26 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Apricot Dehydrated is high in potassium: 728 mg potassium, 62 mg phosphorus, 5 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Raisins Golden is high in potassium: 869.4 mg potassium, 104.2 mg phosphorus, 13.3 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.

Cranberries Sauce is low in potassium (28 mg/100g), phosphorus (4 mg/100g), and sodium (5 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Guava Nectar is low in potassium (33 mg/100g), phosphorus (3 mg/100g), and sodium (6 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Peach Canned Heavy is low in potassium (94 mg/100g), phosphorus (12 mg/100g), and sodium (6 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Pears Canned Juice is low in potassium (96 mg/100g), phosphorus (12 mg/100g), and sodium (4 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Apples Canned is low in potassium (70 mg/100g), phosphorus (6 mg/100g), and sodium (3 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Cherries Maraschino is low in potassium (21 mg/100g), phosphorus (3 mg/100g), and sodium (4 mg/100g) — a safe choice for most CKD stages in normal portions. As a fruits, it fits comfortably within daily renal diet budgets.

Olives Ripe Canned has moderate levels: 8 mg potassium, 3 mg phosphorus, 735 mg sodium per 100g. It is fine in small portions for early CKD (stages 1-3a), but in stages 3b-5 and dialysis you should limit portions and count it against your daily potassium and phosphorus budget.

Tamarind Raw is high in potassium: 628 mg potassium, 113 mg phosphorus, 28 mg sodium per 100g. In advanced CKD and dialysis, excess potassium is a concern — potassium builds up in the blood and can trigger dangerous heart arrhythmias. Choose a safer alternative and keep portions minimal or avoid entirely.