Calcium frequently comes in huge pills that I just can't swallow. They also come with a lot of added sugars in any kind of chewable version. So this one is a powder, mixes easily in water, goes into a smoothie or orange juice or many other liquids. Read more

I like to mix this and magnesium with water or juice. It dissolves completely and I don’t have to swallow pills. I also mix those two ingredients with coconut oil and a few drops of peppermint oil and a little baking soda for a great toothpaste. Read more

It is tasteless and it doesn’t have all the unnecessary things added to it. And the price is right. Read more

My nutritionist told me to take this and Magnesium Citrate. Definitely made a difference. This is thick in a good way; I mix it with Strawberry Vitamin Water and it tastes like a smoothie. Read more

Flavorless, easy to dispense, dissolves completely in orange juice, haven’t noticed any issues after switching from taking several large, hard-to-swallow calcium capsules, and much better value than capsules. This gives 76 servings for 600 mg/day. I took 3 caps in another Calcium Citrate product to get 675 mg which offered 33 servings @ e caps/ day and cost almost 3 times more than this powder. Highly recommend, esp if you have difficulty swallowing big pills! Read more

I use this product for GERD/LPR. It won't dissolve in liquid or stay in suspension, that's just the nature of calcium citrate. I mix 1 tbsp with strawberry yogurt in the morning, and have a spoonful or two throughout the day when my GERD acts up. It's supposed to tighten the cardiac sphincter- not sure if it does but it certainly makes me feel better! Plus it's easier than swallowing calcium pills. Read more

I hate taking pills of any kind. My bone density test results last fall (2010) indicated that I had entered the "osteopenia" stage of calcium levels in my body. I immediately looked for "bioavailable" calcium supplements. There are not many, unless you want to take another pill (Caltrate is a good one). I quit ordering the liquid form of Coral Calcium, although it was very easy to use, after the nuclear disaster in Japan (where the coral calcium is harvested). The powdered form of calcium citrate has been easy for me. I just mix 1-1/2 teaspoons with any liquid that I prefer, as long as I consume the drink at least 2 hours after and four hours before any other pills. Everyone probably knows by now that calcium blocks the absorption of vitamin pills and meds. My latest bone density test showed that my bone density is NORMAL again! Yay for bioavailable (immediately absorbed) calcium and this product is very reasonably priced! Read more

Taking this for the bone loss I am experiencing with age, and as an added benefit, I noticed that I seem to sleep better when I take this during the day, a great thing for my chronic insomnia.There has been some controversy of late on calcium, the effectiveness and even potential risks for some people, but my doctor seemed to think I should add it, so I looked into various forms and thought this would be the best method of ingestion.Calcium is hard to absorb, and you can only absorb a given amount at a time, about a teaspoon or so at a time in a smoothie or with some other food is the way to do it, space hours apart.The dosage isn't overly high, but my understanding that the citrate form is most absorbable. Do take it with food, and be sure to have magnesium and other minerals in your food sources. Also it can be constipating, but magnesium can offset that.Hoping to see a better Dexa result next time, with the help of this product and my resistance exercise and mini trampoline (the latter supposed to help mineralize the hip bones!). Read more

I add 1.5 scoops of powder to my yogurt. The powder on the teeth does not squeak and the taste is good. This is a good product i would recommend it. Read more

Since I am lactose intolerant, so getting enough calcium was a difficult task for me. This product really helped me! Read more