Highest Absorption Calcium; Won't Constipate
There's a reason calcium citrate tends to be more expensive than calcium carbonate and calcium phosphate: It doesn't require stomach acid for absorption, and doesn't tend to manifest the side effects of Constipation and/or gas. For most, that's rationale enough to pay the difference. Citracal offers this affordable iteration of calcium citrate in an ample dosage of 650mg -- 125% of its daily value -- and pairs it with 25 mcg of Vitamin D (125%) and 5.5mg of Zinc (50%). Copper (0.45mg/50%) and Manganese (1.15mg/50%) also join the mix in support of strong bone health. Note, too, that this is a vegetarian-friendly caplet: None of the ground-up bovine hooves found in traditional gelatin-based supplements. A carefully considered Calcium Citrate offering -- and an ample 90-day supply -- offered at a great low-cost value. - (Was this review of use? If so, let me know by clicking "Helpful." Cheers!
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