Question:
Does anyone know if they make a calcium citrate chewable caramel forms?

Not carbonate but citrate?    — Lisa M. (posted on September 5, 2004)

September 5, 2004
No. I dont belive they do. I have found that "NOW" makes a 'chewable' citrate chew.. ITs kinda chocolate - it was a 'combo' carbonater and citrate - the citrate being 20% I belive; but it was 'gritty' didnt really care for them. Solary makes a 'tolerable' chewable - wafer - in orange. (I tried other brands.. to chauky) Also the best so far is POWDER - UpcalD has a unflavored powder and 'to go' packets each packet has 500 mg. and you can add to any liquid.. If you find any all citrate chewables that taste as good as viactives... LET us know!!
   — star .

September 5, 2004
I am taking Caltrate 600 Plus Chewables with Vit. D & Minerals. Does anyone else take these? I take two per day.
   — Sharon P.

September 5, 2004
Caltrate 600 is a carbonate, not a citrate.
   — vitalady

September 6, 2004
I have found that Citracal Plus is great. I have tried many calcium tablets and they are all so HUGE that I cannot get them down my throat. I can break the Citracal in half and they go down just fine. This brand makes both carbonate and citrate so make sure you read the label and get the right kind. By the way, did you know that spinach (fresh or frozen) has TONS of calcium, as does any dark, green leafy vegetable. So, get some of your calcium that way - it's much better than taking a pill! Good luck!
   — [Deactivated Member]

September 6, 2004
There are a few companies that make chewable Calcium Citrate. All are wafer size and about the size of a sweet tart. Twin Lab's are fruit flavored and caramel isn't as options. Rainbow Light and SloarRay are two other companies that make a chewable calcium citrate wafer. Rainbow Light has a coco-berry flavor, but I personally didn't like it. Solaray's is an organge flavor.
   — jmusser

September 8, 2004
Trade Joe's has a very good chewable one.
   — Debbie D.

September 14, 2004
Trader Joe's chewable calcium is cabonate; not citrate.
   — Charlotte G.

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