Lactic calcium

Calcium Lactate can be found on the market in the following forms:

• Calcium Lactic 500 mg, 100 tablets, Adya;
• Calcium Lactic, 50 tablets, Biofarm;
• Calcium Lactic, 60 tablets, Alevia;
• Calcium Lactic, 20 tablets, Hyllan;
• Calcium Lactic x 50 tablets, Naturalis;
• Calcium Lactate 500 mg x 50 tablets, Adya Green;
• Calcium Lactate, 20 tablets, Biofarm;
• Calcium Lactate 50 tablets, Vitalia Pharma;
• Calcium Lactate, 500 mg, 20 tablets, Zentiva;
• Calcium Lactate, 20 tablets, Labormed;
• Calcium Lactic, 30 tablets, Alevia;
• Calcium Lactic, 20 chewable tablets, Alevia;
• Calcium Lactic 500mg, 30 tablets, Polisano;
• Calcium Lactic 500mg, 20 tablets, Remedia.

Calcium Lactic is indicated in the following situations:

Maintaining bone health: Calcium is necessary for maintaining healthy bones and teeth. It helps maintain their structure, along with phosphorus. Taking Calcium Lactate may be useful in preventing conditions related to calcium deficiency, such as osteoporosis.

Supporting metabolic processes: Calcium contributes to the normal functioning of digestive enzymes, as well as to the process of cell division and differentiation. Therefore, taking Calcium Lactate can help maintain a healthy metabolism and support normal cell functions.

Calcium Lactic is contraindicated in the following cases:

Hypercalcaemia: Calcium Lactic is contraindicated if blood calcium levels are high.

Hypercalciuria: If you have a kidney condition that causes excessive calcium excretion in the urine, it is recommended that you consult your doctor before using this supplement.

Each Calcium Lactic tablet contains Calcium Lactic monohydrate;

Other ingredients: microcrystalline cellulose, magnesium stearate, colloidal silicon dioxide.

The recommended dose of Calcium Lactic may vary depending on individual needs and your doctor's recommendations.

It is recommended that pregnant or breastfeeding women consult their doctor before using Calcium Lactate or any other dietary supplement. They may have special calcium requirements during these periods, and their doctor may recommend an appropriate dose and form of calcium for their safety and that of their baby.

Alcohol consumption during treatment with Calcium Lactic may affect the absorption and utilisation of calcium in the body. To maximise the benefits of taking this supplement, it is recommended to avoid excessive alcohol consumption or to consult your doctor about possible interactions between alcohol and Calcium Lactic.

Calcium Lactic is usually well tolerated by most people, and side effects are rare. However, in isolated cases, the following side effects may occur with the use of this supplement:

Some people may experience minor digestive disturbances, such as constipation or diarrhoea. These symptoms are usually temporary and can be managed by adjusting the dose or consuming additional fluids and fibre.

In rare cases, taking Calcium Lactate may cause nausea and vomiting in some people. If these symptoms persist or become severe, it is recommended to discontinue use and consult a doctor.

Some people may develop skin allergies, such as rashes or itching, after taking Calcium Lactic. If you experience any allergic reactions or unusual symptoms, it is important to stop taking the product and seek medical advice.