Nutraceutical Sciences Institute (NSI)
NSI Calcium Citrate & Malate -- 1000 mg per serving - 240 Capsules
Overall Rating:
5
out of
5
Super Calcium Supplement,
October 3, 2009
By DOGLoveinKY
from Crestwood, KY
from Crestwood, KY
Effectiveness:
5
out of
5
"I have had low calcium for 35yrs and have tried many types of calcium...This formula with citrate is the best so far. It does not irritate my stomach or aggrevate constipation. I have had to take fewer pills to keep my calcium at a normal level."
Age: 55-64
Gender: Female
Daily supplement usage: 6+ supplements daily
Referral source: Other
Reason for usage: Specific health concern
Duration of use: Over 180 days
Nutraceutical Sciences Institute (NSI)
NSI Calcium Citrate & Malate -- 1000 mg per serving - 240 Capsules
Overall Rating:
5
out of
5
February 4, 2008
Effectiveness:
5
out of
5
"The only other single calcium CCM product on Vitacost is Source Naturals CCM but it's in tablet form. From what I've researched capsules are preferred to tablets for better absorption so that's why I chose NSI's CCM over Source Naturals. If there only existed on Vitacost a Calcium CCM, vitamin D3 and Magnesium citrate all-in-one supplement. I have to buy them all separately b/c the all-in-one calcium supps have magnesium oxide which is a poorly absorbable form of magnesium."
Age: 35-44
Gender: Male
Daily supplement usage: 3-5 supplements daily
Referral source: Self-referred
Reason for usage: Promote overall health
Duration of use: Less than 30 days
3 of 3 people found this review helpful.
Nutraceutical Sciences Institute (NSI)
NSI Calcium Citrate & Malate -- 1000 mg per serving - 240 Capsules
Overall Rating:
5
out of
5
NSI CALCIUM CITRATE MALATE,
October 7, 2007
Effectiveness:
5
out of
5
"EXCELLENT PRODUCT. I LIKE THE ABSORPTION QUALITY."
Nutraceutical Sciences Institute (NSI)
NSI Calcium Citrate & Malate -- 1000 mg per serving - 240 Capsules
Overall Rating:
2
out of
5
Misleading,
August 2, 2007
Effectiveness:
3
out of
5
"This product is okay but I find it irritating that the container does not indicate the 1000 mg. is per serving. I realize most would know each cap is not 1000 mg. Nevertheless the container label should say each cap is 200 mg. You have to figure this out from the serving info on the back."
2 of 5 people found this review helpful.
