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Nature's Measure Calcium 600 + D3

2 ingredients identified

The takeaway

Solid pick. Vitamin D3 and Calcium have real research behind them.

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74out of 100
BProduct Score

Based on 2 ingredients and 2 nutrients

Why this grade

  • +2 essential nutrients identified
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Ingredients

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Formulation & quality

Some clean-label wins, plus 3 flagged ingredients to weigh.

Vegetarian
Artificial colors — Contains synthetic colorants (e.g. FD&C dyes or titanium dioxide).
Common fillers — Contains flow agents / fillers: silicon dioxide, cellulose, maltodextrin.
Additives of concern — Contains Titanium Dioxide, Maltodextrin. See additive breakdown below.

Additive breakdown

Titanium Dioxide · E171 · ColorAvoidBanned as a food additive in the EU (2022) — EFSA could not rule out genotoxicity.
Maltodextrin · Maltodextrin · CarbohydrateLimitAn ultra-processing marker with a glycaemic index higher than table sugar — it can spike blood sugar; some studies also suggest gut-microbiome effects.

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