What is the source of calcium on the label? What type is is? Ideally I'd like calcium citrate. Thanks!
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This is what the bottle says: Calcium with D3. Vitamin D - as D3 Cholecalciferol, 600 iu. Calcium - as Tricalcium Phosphate, 600mg. Phosphorus 290 mg, Sodium 15 mg, sugar 7 g, Calories 30 for 3 Gummies. Hope this helps.
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Neither; it is ascorbic acid (food additive E300). Bulk supplements apparently does sell calcium ascorbate (E302).
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All Calcium products have a mystery about real content, nominal content and so on. Even if they state 1,500 mg, they actually do not contain that amount of "working" Calcium. Hence any brand would leave you everyone up in the air.
227952
It is sodium. I don't know the difference between it and calcium, but this one is definitely for internal use. I use it to extract heavy metals from my body.
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thanks much. i appreciate your feedback. i wonder why most supplements on amazon do NOT list all ingredients? and why doesn't the supplier answer questions as well??!! strange...
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label says 800 mg Calcium and 300 mg Magnesium (several sources each), plus other vitamins and minerals
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I am not sure about calcium. You would have to read the label. I liked the product very much
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Elemental. The label says "Calicium (from Calcium Carbonate & Citrate) ... 1,000 mg".
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I ordered the Pet Tabs with calcium by mistake once. We usually use the AF formula. It probably does work and I'm sure it had calcium in it because they were much harder to break in half for out 15 LB doxies. (They get 1/2 a tab with each meal -2 times a day). The one question to ask maybe would be: ..What type of calcium is it? My Dr has told "me" to get calcium "citrate" as it is easier to absorb. Ask your Vet and check the ingredients. I will say we LIKE Pet Tabs and the were originally recommended by our Vet. Buying them on Amazon is a cost effective way to get them. Especially true if you are a Prime member! « I ordered the Pet Tabs with calcium by mistake once. We usually use the AF formula. It probably does work and I'm sure it had calcium in it because they were much harder to break in half for out 15 LB doxies. (They get 1/2 a tab with each meal -2 times a day). The one question to ask maybe would be: ..What type of calcium is it? My Dr has told "me" to get calcium "citrate" as it is easier to absorb. Ask your Vet and check the ingredients. I will say we LIKE Pet Tabs and the were originally recommended by our Vet. Buying them on Amazon is a cost effective way to get them.... » Read More I ordered the Pet Tabs with calcium by mistake once. We usually use the AF formula. It probably does work and I'm sure it had calcium in it because they were much harder to break in half for out 15 LB doxies. (They get 1/2 a tab with each meal -2 times a day). The one question to ask maybe would be: ..What type of calcium is it? My Dr has told "me" to get calcium "citrate" as it is easier to absorb. Ask your Vet and check the ingredients. I will say we LIKE Pet Tabs and the were originally recommended by our Vet. Buying them on Amazon is a cost effective way to get them. Especially true if you are a Prime member! « « Show Less
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The label states But C as Ester C calcium, Calcium M as Ester C calcium, C-done citrus flavonoids complex, citrus flavonoids, sweet orange, tangerines, lime, lemon, acerola,rutin, hesperidin complex, vegetable cellulose, calcium silicate, vegetable magnesium stearate, vegetable stearic acid. Also says suitable for vegetarians. Then it states No sugar, milk, lactose, soy, gluten, wheat, yeast, fish and sodium free.
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I think they changed it all now to 1:1 ratio. They determined it was better to have the ratio that way instead of so much calcium. Go to www.vites.com - they are the company that makes this brand.
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on the label it says calcium carbonate is added.. if thats just calcium im not sure .. lol
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There is no vitamin D. I order this product everytime, because it is the only one I have found to contain calcium citrate alone.
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Thanks for your responses. I decided to return them to my local drug store and am going to try to find calcium citrate in chewable gummy form.
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The ingredient on the label is Tribasic Calcium Phosphate - there is a number that you can call to ask (1-800-282-8805). Love these things, but note that one serving is 2 gummy bites. Each serving provides 500 mg Calcium. Hope this helps.
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Everything I read/see is that this product contains magnesium citrate (400 mg) only, not calcium.
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I hope calcium Citrate because that is what I am suppose to take. I just assumed by the name "citra"cal.