Carbonate or citrate?
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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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1. The citrate salt is (supposedly) more bio-available (more easily absorbed and distributed through the body) than other salt forms.2. To the best of my understanding, the active form of Magnesium in the body is the Mg 2+ cation. I cannot see any chemical rationale for injesting Magnesium Oxide as a source of dietary magnesium. I don't know if Magnesium Citrate is the MOST bioavailable, but my chemical intuition tells me that it MUST be better than supplements containing Magnesium Oxide.3. Totes LOLed at the "citrate binds with oxalate" comment: meaningless nonsense. 1. The citrate salt is (supposedly) more bio-available (more easily absorbed and distributed through the body) than other salt forms.2. To the best of my understanding, the active form of Magnesium in the body is the Mg 2+ cation. I cannot see any chemical rationale for injesting Magnesium Oxide as a source of dietary magnesium. I don't know if Magnesium Citrate is the MOST bioavailable, but my chemical intuition tells me that it MUST be better than supplements containing Magnesium Oxide.3. Totes LOLed at the "citrate binds with oxalate" comment:... » Read More 1. The citrate salt is (supposedly) more bio-available (more easily absorbed and distributed through the body) than other salt forms.2. To the best of my understanding, the active form of Magnesium in the body is the Mg 2+ cation. I cannot see any chemical rationale for injesting Magnesium Oxide as a source of dietary magnesium. I don't know if Magnesium Citrate is the MOST bioavailable, but my chemical intuition tells me that it MUST be better than supplements containing Magnesium Oxide.3. Totes LOLed at the "citrate binds with oxalate" comment: meaningless nonsense. « Show Less
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Sodium carbonate, sodium sulfate, sodium percarbonate, sodium alkyl aryl sulfonate, linear alcohol ethoxylate
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I use both as well, but only on whites with tuff stains. Its fine, but unless there are stains and such I use the soda alone on colors and the oxy alone on whites.
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L-carnitine is your better bet. I actually take both but for fat loss benefits L-carnitine is the best bet.
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Thank you for your inquiry. You can always "double carbonate" the water to get the extra fizzy taste if you would like. Thank you mysecretpantry.com
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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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This co 2 regular is better for like 5 gallon tank at best IMO, just because the refill cost too much to replace. You better off for looking into co2 tank and regulator. Check out mr.aqua regulator tank.
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About the same amount of carbonation at first. However, the difference is that the last glass of the siphon is just as good as the first. Buy co2 cartridges in bulk.. Saves money
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They make different kinds to satisfy their customers choices. Some want it with calcium, others do not. I prefer to get the one with calcium because it provides with with your calcium intake which is great for the body. If you take in a lot of calcium a day then I would get the one without calcium. I have tried both. They both get you results. Either choice you make you cannot go wrong. They both work great.
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Potassium bicarbonate will fizz when mixed with an acid (e.g., vinegar, citric acid or ascorbic acid), as the created carbonic acid dissolves as water and carbon dioxide. However, you might consider something like the soda stream system to produce pure carbonated water with more substantial fizz (without the extra minerals and citrate/ascorbate - in particular you could potentially get too much potassium if you use potassium bicarbonate to make and drink carbonated water all day long).
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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.
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I prefer the liquid form as I can be a little more accurate with the application which serves to conserve some product as well. You really aren't going to go wrong with either, great products.
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There are old studies that purported magnesium citrate had greater bioavailability, but newer studies state that they are about equal...
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This comes with the 1.3 liter bottle which makes a lightly carbonated water from each cartridge. I plan to order the 1L bottle soon to have a stronger carbonation. think the smaller bottle is only available from the Soda Sparkle website, not Amazon.
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HI... you hit the jackpot... It has both citric acid and potassium sorbate, and carrageenan[thickening agent].. best of luck.. blessings joann
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I just got a syringe and figured that 2cc was the right amount for 1 gallon of water. if this is a wrong compilation please let me know!