Calcium Citrate

Product Description

Calcium citrate, a commonly used calcium supplement, is a white, odorless, crystalline powder with the chemical formula Ca3(C6H5O7)XH2O. Unlike sugar, it dissolves poorly in water and is insoluble in alcohol. This powder is slightly hygroscopic and has a smooth, free-flowing texture. Calcium citrate, the calcium salt of citric acid, offers superior bioavailability compared to some other calcium sources, making it a valuable therapeutic agent for managing calcium deficiencies and conditions like osteoporosis. Its gentle on the digestive system and carries a lower risk of kidney stones. WBCIL, a leading manufacturer, adheres to stringent GMP and ISO standards, ensuring our Calcium Citrate meets the highest purity and potency benchmarks. Our advanced spray drying technology delivers highly uniform API particles, minimizing microbial content and ensuring consistent results.

USP of Calcium Citrate:-

• Calcium citrate shows better absorption and used as calcium supplementation.
• Helps prevent and treat osteoporosis for strong bones.
• Regulates blood pressure and PMS symptoms.
• Gentler on kidneys.

Application of Calcium Citrate:-

• Bone Health Management
• Osteoporosis Prevention and Treatment: Supports bone density maintenance and reduces fracture risk Essential for postmenopausal women and aging populations
• Osteomalacia and Rickets Management:
• Hypoparathyroidism Treatment: Compensates for decreased parathyroid gland function Helps maintain optimal calcium-phosphorus balance
• Neuromuscular Function
• Addresses various calcium deficiency-related conditions
• Supports overall skeletal health throughout different life stages

 

FAQs of Calcium Citrate:

Q: Can Calcium Citrate be taken on an empty stomach?

A: Both with and without food, Calcium Citrate is taken easily and works well. Thus, it is easy for people with different eating times or those sensitive to others types of calcium shots.

Q: How is Calcium Citrate different from Calcium Carbonate?

A: Old people or people with a lower amount of stomach acid can absorb Calcium Citrate better than other forms. It requires digestive acid and should be consumed with meals. This means that Calcium Citrate is better for some people.

Q: Is Calcium Citrate safe for long-term use?

A: Taking Calcium Citrate as directed by your doctor is usually safe for long time use. Still, eating or taking large amounts of calcium in the long run can be a problem which is why it is wise to keep an eye on your calcium intake.

Q: Can Calcium Citrate interact with other medications?

A: It is possible that Calcium Citrate can reduce the absorption of drugs for the thyroid or for infections. Taking them at various times during the day and consulting your health expert are recommended.

Q: Who might benefit most from Calcium Citrate supplementation?

A: The group that may benefit most from milk are people like postmenopausal women, the elderly and people with not enough calcium in their regular meals. It is useful for people who have trouble with stomach acid or absorption.