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Nature Made Calcium Citrate

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Grace Fisher31 Grace Fisher31 MemberOP
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I picked up some liquid calcium from Nature Made—the orange flavored one. It says to give it a light shake, but there's this white layer sitting at the bottom that just won't budge. I'm starting to worry I'm mostly just drinking water instead of the supplement. 🙄Has anyone else used this specific calcium?
Paul Howard10 Paul Howard10 Newcomer
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Grace Fisher31 said:I picked up some liquid calcium from Nature Made (the orange flavored one). It says to give it a light shake, but there's this white layer sitting at the bottom under the water that just won't budge. Now I'm worried I'm basically just drinking plain water all the time. 🙄Has anyone actually used this calcium before?

Wait, why are you taking it and what did it set you back? Do you know how many mg are in it? I have to take it too, so I'm currently scouring the web to see which brand is actually the best.😕
Grace Fisher31 Grace Fisher31 MemberOP
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What exactly is the issue you're having with your keyboard?
Grace Fisher31 Grace Fisher31 MemberOP
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ima: Vitamin D 300IU, calcium 600mg, phosphorus 300mg, magnesium 300mg. You should pick up those or maybe something from Twinings... they usually run between 100 and $40
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Grace Fisher31 Grace Fisher31 MemberOP
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I take it as a dietary supplement
Paul Howard10 Paul Howard10 Newcomer
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Grace Fisher31 said:So what's your problem with the keyboard?

It's called speed. Plus, I'm at work... sorry if you can't keep up.
Paul Howard10 Paul Howard10 Newcomer
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Grace Fisher31 said:it's got: 300IU Vitamin D, 600mg calcium, 300mg phosphorus, 300mg magnesium... just grab that one or maybe something from Twinings... they run anywhere from 100 to $40

I need all of that... but why are you pushing the Twinings stuff?
Grace Fisher31 Grace Fisher31 MemberOP
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Megan Chase74 said:I need all of those... but why do you recommend the Twinings supplement?

Because those two products are the best on the market. I work at a pharmacy.
Paul Howard10 Paul Howard10 Newcomer
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I ran a health food store for five years, and I always reached for Nature Made first. Sure, they’re pricier, but you get what you pay for in terms of quality. I tried the calcium plus D tablets from Twinlab once, and man, the stomach cramps were unbearable. Maybe it's just me, though—everyone reacts differently to supplements. At the end of the day, 🙄 you get what you pay for.
That's great. Now that I can't find anything locally, I guess I'll have to go through you. 🙂

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