Gh Booster Or Salty Shrimp Gh+

I'm currently using nilocg's GH booster but would like to switch to salty shrimp GH+ as I plan to keep some CRS. It's a heavily planted high tech CO2 tank. Would using salty shrimp be detrimental to my plant growth?

http://www.saltyshrimp.de/english/beesalt_bee_shrimp_mineral_gh_plus.html

 

Ok I found some more info. Someone says this is what Salty shrimp entails:

17.88% Calcium
6.76% Magnesium
2, 11% Potassium
0.69% Hydrogen Carbonate
41.50% Chloride
16.91% Sulfate
0.35492% Trace Elements

So currently I am dosing KNO3 and KH2PO4 for my E.I macros and full micros. If I'd dose the above with salty shrimp to remineralize RO water, would anything be amiss if I'd use salty shrimp instead of my nilocg GH booster which has a 1:3:3 mixture of Magnesium Sulfate ( MgSO4), Potassium Sulfate ( K2so4) and Calcium Sulfate (CaSO4).
Soluble Potash(K2O) 22.3%

Calcium(Ca) 9.64%

Magnesium(Mg) 1.42%

Sulfur(S) 17.29%



Also, would I need to add K2SO4 with estimated index if I use salty shrimp? Sorry to keep bugging you guys about this. It's a bit over my head and I don't want to mess up my new thriving aquascape.