Caltrate 600 Plus D3 Plus Minerals Calcium and Vitamin D Supplement Tablets, Bone Health and Mineral Supplement for Adults - 165 Count Review

Our scorecard

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Overview

This Caltrate formula builds on the brand's base calcium and vitamin D combination by adding extra minerals, packaged as 165 unflavored tablets. The label states it is both gluten free and allergen free, and the maker markets it for bone health and bone strength.

At $20.67 for 165 tablets, it costs more per tablet than Caltrate's larger count bottles, which is a tradeoff to weigh if you are comparing sizes within the same brand.

With 6,261 ratings averaging 4.7 stars and about 4,000 units bought in the past month, this variant has a solid and consistent following, even if it is not the highest volume Caltrate product reviewed here.

Specifications

Performance notes

Form is a tablet, count is 165, and flavor is unflavored. The supplement type combines calcium with vitamin D, and the label states it is both gluten free and allergen free. Stated benefits cover bone health and bone strength.

What buyers say

A 4.7 star average from 6,261 ratings and roughly 4,000 recent purchases point to steady, favorable buyer response for this Caltrate variant.