Country Life Calcium-Magnesium Complex, 1000-500mg, Tablets

Target-Mins™ are complexed with specific free-form amino acids and other carriers for optimum mineral transport.

No: Yeast, wheat, soy, gluten, milk, salt, sugar, starch, preservatives or artificial color.

Vegetarian Dietary Supplement

*Country Life always labels their minerals in elemental weight.

Warnings

Do not accept if seal is broken.
Store in a cool, dry place.
Keep out of the reach of children.

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Facts:

Supplement Facts
Serving Size:	2 Tablets
Servings Per Container:		90

Amount per Serving		% Daily Value


Calcium as calcium hydroxyapatite, citrate, aspartate, alpha-ketoglutarate, lysinate*	1000 mg	100%

Phosphorus as calcium hydroxyapatite*	500 mg	50%

Magnesium as magnesium oxide, citrate, taurinate, alpha-ketoglutarate, aspartate*	500 mg	125%

* Daily Value not established.

Cellulose, Coating (Cellulose & Glycerin), Stearic Acid, Silica

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Country Life Calcium-Magnesium Complex, 1000-500mg, Tablets, 180 ea

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2/16/2012

5.0

Works For Me

By Susie

from Chicago, IL

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Pros

Easy on Stomach
Effective
Simple To Take

Cons

Best Uses

Daily Use

Comments about Country Life Calcium-Magnesium Complex, 1000-500mg, Tablets, 180 ea:

Was experiencing painful leg cramps at night, and my friend (a nurse) suggested taking magnesium. I did and it worked. Been taking this product for a few years and am pleased with the results.

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11/21/2010

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3.0

Seems fine

By Kakkilane

from Charlottesville, Va

describe yourself First Time User, Health Conscious

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Pros

Easy on Stomach

Cons

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Daily Use
Supplement A Meal
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Comments about Country Life Calcium-Magnesium Complex, 1000-500mg, Tablets, 180 ea:

I've just started taking them, so have no idea what they are or are not doing for my heart health & I take the magnesium for fibromyalgia, will take a while to tell if there is any difference.
They are "horse pills" which doesn't bother me since I don't have trouble swallowing pills.
Have not had any stomach trouble or constipation.
I think it's good to have a calcium/ magnesium blend, and they are the more bioavailable forms of each. Calcium can be constipating & magnesium can cause loose stools- so together they don't seem to change bowel habits.