how many mg of ca/tab? it just says 100% of daily requirement but doesn't say if it is for children, adults or &gt; 50 yoa which are different requireme
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The daily recommended for 19-50 year old is 1000 mg. Over 51 it is 1200 mg. This requires two soft chews which are 500 mg for 19-50 and three soft chews for over 51 which is 1500 mg
751704
spoke to rep about this. very nice and helpful. she stated that the lead comes from water and soil. no different from anything that grows in soil. only exceeds ca levels at max starting dose of 6 tabs a day.
247187
I take 12 tablets daily, which I think is average amount. You will take less in the beginning. Hope that helps:)
2275516
I am sorry but I really do not understand this question. It seems to me that if you need 120 capsules you would need to purchase two bottles at 60 count. It also depends on how many daily you take but I am not sure that I would exceed two and would assume that one daily is a normal dose, two for adrenal fatigue or exhaustion.
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I don't know why 0ne product has calcium in it and the other one doesn't. I'm not aware of this issue. It may be a question for a company representative regarding the issue. The body does need calcium and the intake daily body requirement maybe should be addressed by a medical Dr. or nutritionist.
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I take a teaspoon a day (2x a serving; 400 mg) and it lasts about a month and a half. But I am really trying to get my magnesium levels up. It has helped tremendously with that. It absorbs more readily than tablets of capsules.
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Hi! I believe that 6 tablets result in approx. 20% of your daily requirement. Although I only take two tablets twice a day, and try to increase my consumption of raw, dark, leafy greens :) I've read that small amounts of minerals are better absorbed- hope this helps.
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The most recent container I have which is only a few months old clearly states it has only 1mg Manganese (as Manganese Ascorbate) per serving and serving size is 3 capsules. Also stated is that the 1mg is 50% of daily requirement. So at 10 mg per capsule a 3 capsule serving would be 30mg! That would be 15x the recommended daily requirement and yes, overdosing! Possibly something may be wrong with the label? Or the supplement? Either way, it would be ideal to contact the seller and Nutramax Laboratories and question/report it. I've been buying this product and other's manufactured by Nutramax Laboratories for years for myself and patients and have never had a problem. Last thing to check is units. Make sure they are not using micrograms vs mg units before reporting. Some companies will utilize different units when changing labeling. Hope I was helpful. Good luck!
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Many people prefer a smaller 250mg tablet. Two of these a day give me the DO and urologist recommended dosage for my bones and kidneys. Concerning the vitamin B6 (actually several compounds), taking 20 tablets daily would cause you to exceed the upper limit established by the FNB; that is half the 200mg daily intake observed to cause no ill effect. I've been taking 1 a day for 5 years or so. With low calcium and occasional kidney stones, both DO and urologist recommended 500mg a day, so I'm subscribing to a calcium supplement without the B6. I already get 15mg from my multivitamin. I don't absorb vitamins and minerals well; could probably get 400mg a day without noticing anything. Many people prefer a smaller 250mg tablet. Two of these a day give me the DO and urologist recommended dosage for my bones and kidneys. Concerning the vitamin B6 (actually several compounds), taking 20 tablets daily would cause you to exceed the upper limit established by the FNB; that is half the 200mg daily intake observed to cause no ill effect. I've been taking 1 a day for 5 years or so. With low calcium and occasional kidney stones, both DO and urologist recommended 500mg a day, so I'm subscribing to a calcium supplement without the B6. I already get 15mg from my multivitamin. I don't... » Read More Many people prefer a smaller 250mg tablet. Two of these a day give me the DO and urologist recommended dosage for my bones and kidneys. Concerning the vitamin B6 (actually several compounds), taking 20 tablets daily would cause you to exceed the upper limit established by the FNB; that is half the 200mg daily intake observed to cause no ill effect. I've been taking 1 a day for 5 years or so. With low calcium and occasional kidney stones, both DO and urologist recommended 500mg a day, so I'm subscribing to a calcium supplement without the B6. I already get 15mg from my multivitamin. I don't absorb vitamins and minerals well; could probably get 400mg a day without noticing anything. « Show Less
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400mg. You have to take 2 tablets twice a day according to directions on the bottle. Keep in mind, they are not that "Petite" but still smaller than most calcium tabs.
2025710
Sorry, I've made a mistake on my previous statement. 2000 IU is equivalent to 50 micrograms not mg. That is already 10 times the recommended daily allowance. You should consult your doctor what he/she really means. There's no sense on 2000 mg.
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It may depend on what it is used for. My doctor told me to take 600mg per day. When I did internet research it seems to say the dosage is not really established but the dosage currently recommended range from 300 to 1,600mg depending on the objective.
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There is 120mg (30%RDA) of magnesium (as magnesium glycinate) and 10mg ascorbyl palmitate (fat-soluble vitamin C-daily value not established. Other ingredients: vegetarian capsule (cellulose, water). Recommendations: 1-4 capsules daily, in divided doses, with meals. All of this info is on the bottle. For more info I suggest you contact manufacturer "pure encapsulations. inc." I find these vitamins to be superior to all the others I have used. It is easy to regulate dosage as your bowels get watery if you take too many. They control (stop) muscle spasms in legs. Many vitamins list the amount of milligrams in the recommended dosage on the front of the container, then on the back they tell you to take 2 or more tablets to reach that amount of milligrams. Example: One brand I was using said 400mg on the front, then I discovered that was the amount in 2 tablets. I ordered the 400mg tabs so I could cut them in half. I couldn't understand why my muscle spasms returned, then found out I was only taking 1/2 of what I thought I was taking. Pure Encapsulation Magnesium does not list the mg on front of container (120mg) The information is on the back and each dosage is only 1 tablet. I take 4 a day for a total of 480mg throughout the day -no more muscle spasms.
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It is usually marked on the bottle, but my doctor has me on the 600mg twice a day. But I am over 50 and we women need a little more than the active younger set. I have been taking D3 calcium for a very long time and the Kirkland brand is hard to beat in price and quality.
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We have a product called Calcium & Magnesium by "NOW"- 120 Softgels. It contains the following: Nutrition Table Item Amount Per Serving Percent Daily Value Vitamin D3 (as Cholecalciferol) (from Lanolin) 600 IU 150% Calcium (from Calcium Carbonate & Citrate) 1.0 g (1,000 mg) 100% Magnesium (from Magnesium Oxide & Citrate) 500 mg 125% Zinc (from Zinc Oxide) 10 mg 67% Hope this was helpful Thank You customer service at XT Nutrition
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Yes, 100 mg....After ordering this and additional research found that it has to much calcium..I have to finish the bottle I purchased before. so I thinkl I will double up on taking two at breakfast and dinner..next time I will do more research prior to ordering. Hope this helps
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A paltry 2.5mg per pill. On average I take 5-9 pills a day.I don't see this being sold in higher mg pills. If you find some with this kind of purity, let me know.