Does this really contain Calcium? , and is it enough for me not to buy a Calcium base pill?
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Yes it contains Calcium, and if it is enough or not depends on how much you want in your system, but I suppose it is enough if you take it on a daily basis.
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If you take 2 paks a day then yes it has enough calcium. But if you only take 1 pak a day, then you will need a little more. I take 1 pak and take an extra 250mg of calcium citrate before bed.
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I have read that also. I was very careful to pick a product that did not contain calcium. After I read your comment, I looked on the bottle again. I was unable to find calcium any where. Mine is the same as shown.I haven't had much luck with it. In the comment section, it helps some people and not others. One comment said to be sure and take it on an enpty stomach, at least one half hour before eating. I'll make sure that's how I take it, from now on. So far and I've taken quite a few, all it does is make me ravenous.
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For a gummy vitamin, I feel like this is the best one out there. You can get more calcium if you purchase pills. Personally, I hate pills. And I love these.
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Hi Sherry, the ingredients are: Vitamin D3-500 IU, Calcium (as Calcium Citrate and Calcium Phosphate) 500 mg., Magnesium (as Magnesium Citrate) 20 mg., Phosphorus (as Calcium Phosphate) 95 mg., Boron (as Boron Aspartate) 125 mcg., no artificial flavors or colors, no sugar or carbs. You take it twice a day and is fast absorbing. If you take it twice a day you get 1000 mg Calcium, 1000 IU Vitamin D3 plus Magnesium. Hope this helps! Debby
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Neither calcium or magnesium is listed in label. I take an additional supplement.
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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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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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Hi, I do not have the bottle with the ingredients with me today. I will have the bottle, after Thurs. You can look up the ingredients on the internet. Try typing in Solgar Calcium with D ingredients. I was told years ago that it was the best calcium, at the Hospital for Special Surgery and have been using it since. I hope that this helps.
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Hello, There is actually both calcium citrate and calcium carbonate in this vitamin. Hope this helps!
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I believe so. 180 ct bottle. 75%HCA no calcium and great customer service:)
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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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no. doesn't have calcium or glucosamine. active ingredient of folic acid only - using for focusing/ concentration / nerve conduction.
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No don't think so. I feel like they would add a label if they did have calcium put into it.
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I am reading off the label I have, it states "This calcium is 100% natural, of vegetative origin from seaweed harvested from the seabeds of southwest Ireland. Tested for purity. My vet is a holistic vet and usually quite picky about supplement sources: she recommended it for my home cooked meals.
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I am not certain if it is high enough in calcium. However, the base mix is intended for you to provide meat/bones to your dog with it. So my dog eats an assortments of raw meats, bones, organs, etc. with the base mix...I just rotate the assortment throughout the week. I hope that 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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It doesn't list calcium and the ingredient behind potassium is... Potassium- 160mg 15% of the daily dose