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Caltrate Tablets
Caltrate PLUS
Get the extra bone-building nutrients you need. Contains 800 IU vitamin D and 20 mcg vitamin K.
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Caltrate with Vitamin D
Contains 800 IU vitamin D to aid in the absorption of calcium.
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Caltrate SELECT
Get your calcium and vitamin D all in one tablet.
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Caltrate
Good source of calcium. For adults who do not require additional vitamin D.
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Caltrate Chewables
Caltrate Gummies
Great-tasting calcium and vitamin D Gummies with 250 mg of calcium and 400 IU of vitamin D.
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Caltrate Soft Chews
Provides calcium and vitamin D in a great-tasting chewable format.
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Caltrate PLUS Chewables
Provides the same benefits as Caltrate PLUS in a great-tasting fruit flavour.
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Life Stages
Life Stages
Children & Teens
From birth to adolescence, children need the mineral calcium to help ensure their adult bone health.
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Adults
You're never too old or too young to pay attention to your calcium needs.
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Motherhood
Many women don’t consume enough calcium and vitamin D before conceiving and when expecting.
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Menopause
During menopause, women’s bone mass begins to decrease, so calcium becomes even more important.
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Calcium Needs At Different Life Stages
See why your body needs calcium throughout all the stages of life.
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Calcium & Bone Health
Calcium & Bone Health
The Importance of Bone Health
Bone health is essential, and it begins with healthy bone mass.
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Carbonate or Citrate?
Learn the difference between the two forms of elemental calcium.
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'D' Passes the Test
Are you at risk for deficiency of the ‘sunshine vitamin’?
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Food Standards
Dairy products are good sources of calcium. But don't discount the other calcium-fortified foods.
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Exercise & Bone Health
With the right kind of exercise, you can stay limber and bone-healthy.
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All About Osteoporosis
All About Osteoporosis
What is Osteoporosis? Facts and Statistics
Osteoporosis is a disease characterized by low bone mass, breakdown of bone tissue, and fragility.
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Osteoporosis Risk Factors
There is no single cause for osteoporosis, but several known factors can increase the risk.
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Help Reduce The Risk
Try a well-balanced diet, avoid tobacco and alcohol, get adequate calcium and vitamin D, exercise.
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Preventing Osteoporosis
Now is the time to start your family down the road to an osteoporosis-free future.
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Building Better Bones for a Better Future
About 1.4 million Canadians suffer from osteoporosis. Don’t become one of them!
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