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Most Liked Positive Review Convenient I've taken calcium supplements for several years to offset osteopenia and have tried both pills and chews, containing both calcium carbonate and citrate. The chews were convenient to carry and easy to take, but...Read complete review I've taken calcium supplements for several years to offset osteopenia and have tried both pills and chews, containing both calcium carbonate and citrate. The chews were convenient to carry and easy to take, but there were times when I just didn't want something that sweet. Plus, it was easy to forget to take them because I couldn't keep them in my pill box with my other meds/supplements--and that meant that sometimes I took them without food so they probably weren't as well absorbed. I also tried calcium citrate pills, which don't require you take them with food, but was put off by the extra number of pills I had to take and the added cost. I like this product because I can take 2 pills with breakfast and be done with it for the day--one dose means I rarely forget to take them and since you're supposed to take them with breakfast, taking them with food is no issue. I also have had no side effects from calcium carbonate, as mentioned in another review. The only reason I didn't give this product 5 stars is because I'd prefer they be made with 100% calcium citrate instead of a mix of the two, and they are a bit pricey. Also, there's no way to know for sure whether they are more or less effective than other types of calcium supplements that require multiple doses throughout the day. VS Most Liked Negative Review Unexpected side effects I take calcium for my osteoporosis, and have used other Citrical products because they are very digestible. I was disappointed to find that the slow release contain calcium carbonate and I am experiencing terrible ...Read complete review I take calcium for my osteoporosis, and have used other Citrical products because they are very digestible. I was disappointed to find that the slow release contain calcium carbonate and I am experiencing terrible flatulence from it. I had no problems with citrical petites or regular because they are made from calcium citrate. Just a word to the wise, if you like convenience from once a day, go ahead, but beware of unpleasant side effects. REVIEWS Reviewed by 12 customers Sort by Displaying reviews 1-10 Previous | Next » Pros Cons Best Uses
Comments about Citracal Calcium + D, Slow Release 1200, Coated Tablets, 80 ea: I have to take four pills a day to get 1260 mg citracal--even though slow release I still have to take two pills, and I do not want calcium carbonate. Pros
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Comments about Citracal Calcium + D, Slow Release 1200, Coated Tablets, 80 ea: I like the fact that it is time released, so you only have to take it once a day. Much easier to remember to take. Don't know if it is effective yet. Pros
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Comments about Citracal Calcium + D, Slow Release 1200, Coated Tablets, 80 ea: I like the fact that is slow-release and that recommended dose can be taken only one time per day. Pros
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Comments about Citracal Calcium + D, Slow Release 1200, Coated Tablets, 80 ea: Love the fact that I can take it once per day and don't have to worry about spacing it out during the day. Pros
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Comments about Citracal Calcium + D, Slow Release 1200, Coated Tablets, 80 ea: I buy a lot of my vitamins from GNC. But this product is cheaper than the GNC calcium and has the exact same ingredients. Pros
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Comments about Citracal Calcium + D, Slow Release 1200, Coated Tablets, 80 ea: Makes it easy to get my calcium intake since I can take the entire day's dose at once. Pros
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Comments about Citracal Calcium + D, Slow Release 1200, Coated Tablets, 80 ea: You get a lot of Calcium with only 2 pills with food. It's convenient not to have to think about taking more throughout the day. The pills are not small...so if you can't swallow them try the Citrical 'Petites'. You'll have to take more pills, but you won't choke.[Had a broken bone heal in good time...so I'm guesing it's effective...but who can tell?] Pros
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Comments about Citracal Calcium + D, Slow Release 1200, Coated Tablets, 80 ea: This really helps with daily compliance since it is once a day and I know I have a full day of calcium on board. Great product. Pros
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Comments about Citracal Calcium + D, Slow Release 1200, Coated Tablets, 80 ea: all calciums are nor created equal...this is a great product
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Comments about Citracal Calcium + D, Slow Release 1200, Coated Tablets, 80 ea: I've taken calcium supplements for several years to offset osteopenia and have tried both pills and chews, containing both calcium carbonate and citrate. The chews were convenient to carry and easy to take, but there were times when I just didn't want something that sweet. Plus, it was easy to forget to take them because I couldn't keep them in my pill box with my other meds/supplements--and that meant that sometimes I took them without food so they probably weren't as well absorbed. I also tried calcium citrate pills, which don't require you take them with food, but was put off by the extra number of pills I had to take and the added cost. I like this product because I can take 2 pills with breakfast and be done with it for the day--one dose means I rarely forget to take them and since you're supposed to take them with breakfast, taking them with food is no issue. I also have had no side effects from calcium carbonate, as mentioned in another review. The only reason I didn't give this product 5 stars is because I'd prefer they be made with 100% calcium citrate instead of a mix of the two, and they are a bit pricey. Also, there's no way to know for sure whether they are more or less effective than other types of calcium supplements that require multiple doses throughout the day.
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