Description:

Highly absorbable calcium citrate for bone strength and daily mineral balance*

Calcium (citrate) delivers calcium in a well-absorbed citrate salt without the carbonate-related bloating many clients report. Each hypoallergenic capsule supports bone health, muscle function, and everyday mineral balance.*

Calcium citrate dissociates readily and can be taken with or without food, making it a practical choice when practitioners want dependable mineral repletion alongside vitamin D and magnesium protocols.*

Product highlights

• Highly bioavailable calcium citrate‡
• Supports bone mineralization and density‡
• Gentle form often better tolerated than carbonate‡
• Hypoallergenic capsule for sensitive individuals‡

Who is this for

Calcium citrate fits adults who need absorbable calcium without carbonate intolerance:*

• Post-menopausal adults supporting bone density under clinician supervision.*
• Individuals with low dietary calcium intake or increased mineral needs.*
• Clients who prefer citrate over carbonate for gastrointestinal tolerability.*
• Anyone building a bone-health stack with vitamin D, K2, and magnesium per practitioner plan.*
• Sensitive patients who require Pure Encapsulations purity standards.*

The Pure Encapsulations Difference

Pure Encapsulations formulates for sensitive patients: hypoallergenic ingredients, verifiable science, and manufacturing in NSF-GMP-registered facilities.

Calcium citrate is selected for absorption and tolerability in a hypoallergenic capsule free from common allergens and unnecessary additives.

Ingredients & supplement facts

Net wt 180 capsules · 180 servings (1 capsule per serving)

Suggested use

• Take 1 capsule 1–4 times daily, with or between meals, or as directed by your healthcare professional.
• Separate from high-dose iron or zinc if your clinician recommends staggered mineral timing.
• Review total calcium from food and supplements to avoid excessive intake.
• Store in a cool, dry place with the lid tightly closed.
• If pregnant or lactating, consult your physician before use.

Science & Research

Calcium is essential for bone structure, muscle contraction, and nerve signaling. Citrate forms are commonly selected when absorption and gastrointestinal tolerability are clinical priorities.

Frequently asked questions

Citrate vs carbonate—what is the difference?

Calcium citrate dissolves readily and is often tolerated when carbonate causes bloating or constipation. Carbonate requires stomach acid and is typically taken with meals.

Should I take calcium with vitamin D?

Vitamin D supports calcium absorption; many practitioners pair them. Review your full bone-health protocol with your clinician.

Can I take this with my multivitamin?

Check total daily calcium from all sources. Standalone calcium may be added when a multi does not meet your practitioner’s target.

Does calcium interact with medications?

Calcium can affect absorption of certain antibiotics and thyroid medications. Separate dosing by several hours and inform your prescriber.

How long does one bottle last?

At one capsule daily, a 180-capsule bottle lasts six months; dosing varies by practitioner recommendation.