Horbäach Coral Calcium 1500mg Capsules | 150 Count | Plus Magnesium | Non-GMO & Gluten Free Supplement

My natural hormone doctor recommended coral calcium for my bones, because its micro structure allows it to be readily absorbed, while calcium from rock origins is not. Since taking it, my bone density has slightly improved.

I have been taking this product for some time now and it works wonderfully for me. Thank you.

The price is great. The milligrams per capsule is high enough that I didn't have to take too many capsules to get enough calcium. And they're not huge, hard calcium tablets. That's what I like about the product

I used to buy coral calcium from GNC, but they changed their recipe because after years and years of its working, it quit working. So, until I find an equal substitute I'll have to do what I am doing, which is to take a variety of calcium supplements everyday and hope for the best.

Easy to swallow and a good combination of ingredients.

Everything is a positive with this product. This is an excellent product. Well balanced combination of Ca-Mag, with great absorbency ratio. It is metabolized very quickly and should be ingested with food for better overall benefit. There are no 'buts' or negatives to post about this product. This product provides a safe supplemental option of two essential minerals at a fair price. We give this product Five Stars out of five. Thus, we recommend it.

I take calcium mostly because I am lactose intolerance and before I became that way I used to consume a lot of milk. I seen that my diet was lacking calcium and at the time of becoming lactose intolerance coral calcium looked to be one of the better calcium products out there. When taking calcium you need vitamin D or magnesium to help the body absorb calcium. This already has the magnesium.

My main reason, originally, for purchasing this product was because my preferred brand, Barefoot Coral Calcium, was temporarily not available. I took it for a while and didn't notice any difference at all, in any way, between it and the Barefoot brand. To be fair, though, never noticed any difference either between Barefoot's and no calcium supplementation at all... so, so much for that. Maybe Dexa scans might have shown "something" over a period of time but medical insurance doesn't cover multiple medical tests just to satisfy my curiosity.I don't have any quantifiable medical reason to either praise or vilify this product or rank it better or worse than any other of its type. I do acknowledge my preference for the Barefoot product may just be the psychological marketing influence of a more colorful package, or my previous exposure to the many unsubstantiated claims now medically debunked.Given the above, I will be giving this product a more thorough evaluation as a potential full-time replacement for the Barefoot brand. If what I discover warrants updating this review, I will do just that.