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500mg Chewable Calcium Carbonate Tablets (Orange Flavoured) Sugar Free
- Calcium carbonate
- Supports bone health
- Maintains the immune system
- Promotes overall wellbeing
- Dairy and gluten free
- Recommended by healthcare professionals
Product Information
Take care of your bones and overall health with our chewable calcium tablet.
Ensure your daily calcium intake with our easy-to-take chewable tablets, and experience the health benefits they offer.
Product features:
- 100 sugar free calcium carbonate tablets
- Chewable tablet for optimal absorption
- Orange flavour
- Adults & children above 10 years of age chew 1 tablet daily
- Great price equivalent to 0.8p per tablet daily
Support your immune system and maintain bone, teeth and muscle function
Our calcium tablets come in a delicious orange for easy consumption. These chewable tablets are for adults and teens and contain 1250mg of calcium carbonate (500mg) per tablet. These sugar free tablets help to maintain a normal immune system. It also supports normal bones, teeth and muscle function and assists with the absorption and utilisation of calcium and phosphorus.
Why should you use these?
Our sugar free calcium tablets are a chewable supplement which has become an increasingly popular way to take vitamins. Simply remove one tablet from the pot, chew and wash down with water if required.
Nutritional information:
| Ingredient | Per Tablet | NRV% |
| Calcium carbonate | 500mg | 63 |
*Nutrient Reference Value - Recommended Daily Intake
Ingredients: Calcium Carbonate, Bulking Agent (Microcrystalline Cellulose), Anti-Caking Agent (Magnesium Stereate), Flavouring (Natural Orange) with sweeteners (Xylitol & Sucralose).
Directions, our calcium tablets can be taken by both adults & children, please see bottle within the specific products images for daily quantity.
All of our calcium chewable tablets are recommended to be washed down with water and chewed not swallowed whole.
This product is free from wheat, gluten, yeast, dairy and soya.
- Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
- Store below 30°C in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and sunlight.
- Keep out of reach of children.
Although this product does not contain nuts we cannot guarantee the manufacturing site we use makes products containing nuts. (Please feel free to contact us for any further information).
Our plastic pots are recyclable and can be disposed in the recyclable bins per your council regulations.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about calcium & D3
Calcium carbonate is a common supplement for people with low calcium levels. It’s also useful as an antacid to manage uncomfortable digestive symptoms.
Calcium has several important functions.
These include:
- helping build bones and keep teeth healthy
- regulating muscle contractions, including your heartbeat
- making sure blood clots normally
A lack of calcium could lead to a condition called rickets in children, and osteomalacia or osteoporosis in later life.
Getting enough vitamin D helps the growth and development of bones and teeth. It may also provide improved resistance to certain diseases. Vitamin D has several important functions. Perhaps the most vital are regulating the absorption of calcium and phosphorus.
Getting enough vitamin D is important for the typical growth and development of bones and teeth and for improving resistance to certain diseases.
The symptoms of a vitamin D deficiency in adults may include:
- tiredness, aches, and pains
- severe bone or muscle pain or weakness
- stress fractures, especially in your legs, pelvis, and hips
You can check your vitamin D deficiency by performing a simple blood test. If you have a deficiency, your doctor may order X-rays to check the strength of your bones.
Still unsure if calcium and D3 is right for you?
What does calcium do & should you take it?
Most people probably think of calcium as the vitamin you get from drinking milk. But did you know that not only is calcium found in a wide variety of other foods, but that it’s technically not even a vitamin?
In fact, calcium is a mineral: an inorganic element that exists in soil and water and gets absorbed by plants and animals, largely through their food. (This is in contrast to organic vitamins, which are created by plants, animals, and people – like how our bodies naturally produce vitamin D in response to sun exposure.)
