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A buffered Vitamin C supplement with negligible calcium content, making it entirely inadequate and an expensive choice for meeting calcium needs or supporting bone, joint, or heart health from a calcium perspective.
A buffered Vitamin C supplement with negligible calcium content, making it entirely inadequate and an expensive choice for meeting calcium needs or supporting bone, joint, or heart health from a calcium perspective.
Allergy Research Group's Buffered Vitamin C is formulated primarily to deliver Vitamin C in a stomach-friendly form using mineral ascorbates. While it lists calcium carbonate (190mg elemental calcium) and magnesium carbonate (104mg elemental magnesium) as ingredients, these are present mainly as buffering agents for the high dose of Vitamin C (though the stated 1mg Vitamin C seems incorrect given the product name - assuming it's a typo and it actually contains a substantial amount of Vitamin C). The elemental calcium provided is far too low to meet daily requirements for adults, and the product entirely lacks Vitamin D and Vitamin K2, which are absolutely essential for calcium absorption, bone mineralization, and directing calcium away from soft tissues. Therefore, this product is fundamentally miscategorized if its purpose is to address calcium-related health goals, and its cost is high for the minimal calcium provided.
$ 18.39 | ||
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$ 18.39 |
Ingredient | Amount per serving |
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Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) | 1 mg |
Calcium (Calcium Carbonate) | 190 mg |
Magnesium (Magnesium Carbonate) | 104 mg |