Adcal-D3 1500 mg/400 International unit 56 Chewable Tablets Adcal D3 Chewable Tablets encourage delayed prevention of some bone conditions such as osteoporosis. All chewable tablets contain fully packed Calcium and Vitamin D3 which is scientifically proven to stop the occurrence of hip or other non-vertebral fractures later in life. Adcal Chewable Tablets should be consulted first by pregnant women with the doctor. Features Provides adequate reserve that can be used daily. Results in less frequent re-purchase. The chewables are best for people who have challenges swallowing pills. Promotes strict adherence to supplementation schedules, particularly among the elderly or others with dietary issues. Suitable for people with lactose intolerance or other gluten intolerance. Safe for people with celiac disease or other dietary intake. It is an all-inclusive supplement for a wide range of users. A pleasant orange flavor enhances the user experience Each tablet contains an ideal calcium and vitamin D3 dosage to make it easy to meet daily nutritional demands. Ingredients Active compounds are calcium carbonate (1500mg, corresponding to 600mg calcium) and vitamin D3 (400iu, equivalent to 10µg cholecalciferol). The other components are xylitol (E967), modified maize starch, sodium saccharin (E954), magnesium stearate, and 'Tutti-Frutti' flavoring (containing propylene glycol (E1520)). The DL?-tocopherol, edible fats containing soya oil, gelatin, sucrose, and corn starch are present in vitamin D3 compound. How to Use Adcal-D3 is used to improve bone health and prevent or treat calcium and vitamin D shortages, which are necessary for illnesses such as osteoporosis. If you’re wondering what is Adcal-D3 used for, it helps maintain strong bones and teeth. Adults, the elderly, and children over the age of 12 should chew two tablets every day, one in the morning and one in the evening, rather than taking them whole. It is unsuitable for youngsters under the age of 12. If you miss a dose, take it as soon as possible, but don't double it. In the event of an overdose, call your doctor or go to the nearest hospital with the packaging. Always check with your doctor or pharmacist before discontinuing this medicine.
