Re: non const. calcium citrate?

[Guest guest]

,

Where did you find this chewable form? I have not seen

it on the websites where I have seen twinlab items.

Candace

--- t thielke wrote:

> I am now trying a new type pf calcum citrate also by

> Twinlabs, which is

> chewable! Now, I was concerned I would end up wiht a

> mouthful of chalk,

> having to chew four of these formidable wafers in a

> day. However, they are

> in fact pleasantly citrus flavored as the bottle

> describes, they are also

> balanced with magnesium, which is supposed to be

> important (1000 mg calcium

> to 500 mg magensium) and while they are somewhat

> chalky, they are comparable

> in texture to a chewable vitamin C tablet.

>

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[Guest guest]

You can find it listed at:

http://www.twinlab.com/twinproducts.cfm

Ora

On Sat, 30 Dec 2000 17:36:29 -0800 (PST), Candace Craw-Goldman

wrote:

>,

>Where did you find this chewable form? I have not seen

>it on the websites where I have seen twinlab items.

>Candace

>

>--- t thielke wrote:

>> I am now trying a new type pf calcum citrate also by

>> Twinlabs, which is

>> chewable! Now, I was concerned I would end up wiht a

>> mouthful of chalk,

>> having to chew four of these formidable wafers in a

>> day. However, they are

>> in fact pleasantly citrus flavored as the bottle

>> describes, they are also

>> balanced with magnesium, which is supposed to be

>> important (1000 mg calcium

>> to 500 mg magensium) and while they are somewhat

>> chalky, they are comparable

>> in texture to a chewable vitamin C tablet.

>>

>

>

>__________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Ora,

tried to go to this site and got an error msg. Could

you check the address?

Thanks,

Candace

--- taurusrc@... wrote:

> You can find it listed at:

>

> http://www.twinlab.com/twinproducts.cfm

>

> Ora

>

> On Sat, 30 Dec 2000 17:36:29 -0800 (PST), Candace

> Craw-Goldman

> wrote:

>

> >,

> >Where did you find this chewable form? I have not

> seen

> >it on the websites where I have seen twinlab items.

> >Candace

> >

> >--- t thielke wrote:

> >> I am now trying a new type pf calcum citrate also

> by

> >> Twinlabs, which is

> >> chewable! Now, I was concerned I would end up

> wiht a

> >> mouthful of chalk,

> >> having to chew four of these formidable wafers in

> a

> >> day. However, they are

> >> in fact pleasantly citrus flavored as the bottle

> >> describes, they are also

> >> balanced with magnesium, which is supposed to be

> >> important (1000 mg calcium

> >> to 500 mg magensium) and while they are somewhat

> >> chalky, they are comparable

> >> in texture to a chewable vitamin C tablet.

> >>

> >

> >

> >__________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

Try going to:

http://www.twinlab.com

then click on Product information in the red section at the top.

The new screen will have a search box, scroll down and click on minerals and

you will reach the site.

Good luck.

Ora

On Sun, 31 Dec 2000 15:29:43 -0800 (PST), Candace Craw-Goldman

wrote:

>Hi Ora,

>tried to go to this site and got an error msg. Could

>you check the address?

>Thanks,

>Candace

>--- taurusrc@... wrote:

>> You can find it listed at:

>>