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Vitamin question

Hi. My surgeon wants me to take Calcium Citrate D3 chewable "tablets" 500 mg (no gummies). I am having a very difficult time finding these types of combinations. Also I'd like a calorie free low carb tablet. I checked online everywhere and no luck. Where do you all find your calcium?

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  • I take Celebrate Calcium Citrate with D3 chews (not gummies) and they are very good. They come in chocolate, caramel and fruit flavor but I have only had the chocolate. I get them at a local hospital

  • I doubt you are going to find a calorie-free chewable. Wellesse liquid calcium is lower calorie and lower carb than the chewables that most people use -- if you are interested in that, you could ask y

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I take Celebrate Calcium Citrate with D3 chews (not gummies) and they are very good. They come in chocolate, caramel and fruit flavor but I have only had the chocolate. I get them at a local hospital pharmacy and they are $14 for a 1 month supply (3 chews per day). I have seen them on Amazon but they are much more expensive there...

I doubt you are going to find a calorie-free chewable. Wellesse liquid calcium is lower calorie and lower carb than the chewables that most people use -- if you are interested in that, you could ask your doc if he would approve liquid instead of chewable? It is calcium citrate btw.

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