
America's most recommended calcium supplement uses every budget form: calcium carbonate (needs stomach acid you may lack), magnesium oxide (4% absorption), zinc oxide (poorly absorbed). The minerals are on the label, not in your bones. Add K2 or switch to citrate.
Calcium carbonate at 600mg in a single dose exceeds the 500mg absorption threshold, so much goes unabsorbed. Magnesium as oxide (4% absorption) at only 50mg means you're absorbing roughly 2mg. Zinc as oxide is the worst-absorbed form. D3 at 800 IU (20% optimal) is too low. The minerals exist on the label but the forms chosen ensure poor real-world absorption. This is the classic drugstore supplement that looks good on paper but doesn't deliver in your body.

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