Calcium – the essential mineral for your health and wellbeing
96 productsCalcium supplements for strong bones. Often combined with vitamin D3 and K2.

NOW Foods
NOW Foods - Coral Calcium Plus - 100 capsules
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Life Extension
Life Extension Calcium Citrate With Vitamin D 800 mg / 10 mcg - 200 capsules
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NOW Foods
NOW Foods Calcium D-Glucarate 500 mg, Vegetable Capsules
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NOW Foods
NOW Foods - Calcium & Magnesium Citrate Powder with Vitamin D3 - 227g
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NOW Foods
NOW Foods - Calcium Citrate Pure Powder 454 g
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NOW Foods
NOW Foods - Coral Calcium - 250 Vcaps
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NOW Foods
NOW Foods Calcium Magnesium Dk 180 capsules
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NOW Foods
NOW Foods Calcium Lactate 85 mg – 250 Tablets
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NOW Foods
NOW Foods - Coral Calcium, 1000mg - 100 Vcaps
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NOW Foods
NOW Foods - Kid Cal 60 Tablets
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NOW Foods
NOW Foods - Calcium Hydroxyapatite - 120 Capsules
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NOW Foods
NOW Foods - Calcium Citrate With Minerals & Vitamin D2 - 250 tablets
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NOW Foods
NOW Foods Calcium Carbonate Pure Powder 340g – Pure Calcium Powder
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NOW Foods
NOW Foods Calcium Citrate With Minerals 26 Vitamin D-2 - 100 tablets
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Life Extension
Life Extension Calcium D-Glucarate 200mg 60 Vegetarian Capsules
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Child Life
Child Life - Liquid Calcium with Magnesium, liquid calcium 473 ml
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Activlab
ActivLab Pharma Calcium 300 20 effervescent tablets with lemon flavour
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WegaFarm
WegaFarm Calcium 600 30 tablets
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Alg Pharma
Alg Pharma Calcium Osteo Max 100 capsules
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Progress Labs
Progress Labs Calcium + Vitamin D3 2000IU 120 capsules
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XENICO PHARMA
Xenico Pharma - Menachinox CA
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Zdrowy Lizak
Starpharma - Calcium + D3 2000 IU
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Puritan's Pride
Calcium + Vitamin D3 - 60 Tablets
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Jutavit
Jutavit - Calcium Bisglycinate - 60 Capsules
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UNIPHAR
UNIPHAR Calcium Crystalline Pure 500 mg, 120 tablets
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Nature's Answer
Nature's Answer Marine Based Calcium Magnesium - 120 Veg Capsules
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Swanson
Calcium Carbonate, Aspartate & Citrate, 500mg - 100 Tablets | Swanson
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UNIPHAR
UNIPHAR - Calcium 300 Tablets
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Osavi
Calcium Citrate, Powder - 240g | Osavi
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Jutavit
Jutavit - Calcium Forte with K2 & D3, 120 tablets
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Allnutrition
Allnutrition - Calcium D3 + K2 - 90 capsules
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Swanson
Swanson - Calcium Citrate, 200mg (60 capsules)
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MyVita
MyVita - Calcium + D3 Forte - 100 Tablets
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MyVita
MyVita - Calcium Citrate - 100g
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Nature Love
Nature Love Sango Coral Calcium & Magnesium - 90 Capsules
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GymBeam
GymBeam Calcium 800 mg – 30 Day Supply, 120 Tablets
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Solgar
Solgar Calcium 500 mg Tablets
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Yango
Yango Calcium from Red Algae 100g – 120 capsules
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Jutavit
Jutavit Calcium Forte - 60 tablets
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Swanson
Swanson - Calcium Citrate Powder, 100% Pure and Dairy-Free - 227g
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What is calcium?
Calcium is a mineral important for the body and naturally found in many foods. It is the most abundant mineral in the body and has several functions, including in bones and teeth. Calcium is a vital part of the body’s mineral balance and contributes to various physiological processes. Since the body cannot produce calcium itself, it must be supplied through diet or supplements.
Benefits & uses
Calcium supplements may be relevant for people who have difficulty getting enough through diet, for example during increased need or restricted diets. Here are some common uses for calcium:
- Supplement daily intake to meet recommended levels
- Support bone and dental health as part of a balanced diet
- Suitable for people with special dietary needs, such as vegans or the elderly
- Often used in combination with other minerals like magnesium and vitamin D for better absorption
- Can help during periods of increased need, such as pregnancy or breastfeeding
How to choose the right calcium
When buying calcium online, it is important to choose the right form and dosage based on your needs. Here are some tips to consider:
- Form: Calcium comes in several variants, such as calcium carbonate, calcium citrate or calcium gluconate. Some forms are absorbed more easily by the body, for example calcium citrate.
- Dosage: Adjust the dose according to your daily need. Recommended intake varies depending on age and life situation.
- Additives: Choose products without unnecessary additives and with high quality for best effect.
- Combination: Many calcium supplements also contain vitamin D or magnesium, which can contribute to better absorption.
- Diet and lifestyle: Remember that calcium intake should be seen as part of a holistic solution with a balanced diet.
By purchasing calcium from a reliable supplier such as Tigoo you can be confident in the product’s quality and content.
Popular variants
There are several types of calcium supplements on the market, suited to different needs:
- Calcium carbonate: The most common and often cost-effective form. Best taken with meals for optimal absorption.
- Calcium citrate: A form that is absorbed more easily and can be taken regardless of meals. Suitable for people with sensitive stomachs.
- Calcium gluconate: A milder form that can be used when lower doses are needed.
- Liquid calcium: An alternative for those who have difficulty swallowing tablets.
- Calcium in combination: Supplements containing calcium together with magnesium, vitamin D or zinc to support the body’s mineral balance.
Frequently asked questions about calcium
What is the difference between calcium carbonate and calcium citrate?
Calcium carbonate is the most common form and contains a high amount of calcium per dose, but is best taken with food for proper absorption. Calcium citrate has better bioavailability and can be taken independently of meals, making it suitable for people with sensitive stomachs or reduced stomach acid.
Can I take calcium together with other supplements?
Yes, calcium can often be combined with other supplements such as vitamin D and magnesium, which can contribute to better absorption and balance in the body. However, it is advisable to follow the recommended dosage and consult if uncertain.
How much calcium do I need per day?
The daily calcium requirement varies depending on age, sex and life stage. Generally, adults are recommended about 800-1000 mg per day, while the need may be higher during pregnancy, breastfeeding or for older adults. Supplements can help cover the need if the diet is insufficient.