Micro Ingredients Calcium Supplement 240 Tablets

If you want calcium as part of a broader supplement blend, this formula combines it with several other nutrients in one bottle. If you prefer a simpler calcium product with fewer added ingredients, its 9-in-1 approach may be more than you need.

The formula is intended for women and brings together two forms of calcium with vitamin D3, vitamin K2, and other nutrients. The label lists 1,200 mg of calcium per serving.

One practical detail: the tablets are bisected, so they can be split. The product description does not state how many tablets make up a serving, so check the label directions before deciding whether the format suits your routine.

Where it shines

The appeal here is the combination, rather than calcium alone. Alongside calcium citrate and calcium carbonate, the blend includes vitamin D3 and K2, magnesium glycinate, boron citrate, hydrolyzed bovine collagen, methylcobalamin (vitamin B12), and methylfolate. For someone who already wants several of these ingredients in a single supplement, that can mean fewer separate products to keep track of. It does not establish that everyone needs the full blend, though, people choosing supplements to fill a specific dietary gap may prefer to compare each ingredient and amount with their needs.

The description lists 2,000 IU of vitamin D3 per serving, plus 240 tablets and 80 servings per bottle. That gives a useful picture of the bottle format, but not the tablet count per serving. From the way it is set up, the bisected tablets offer some flexibility for splitting, while the label remains the place to confirm serving instructions. It’s a great fit if you want a multi-nutrient calcium formula and are comfortable following the listed serving directions.

Quick overview

This is a non-GMO supplement described as free of gluten, soy, and dairy. The manufacturer also says it is made in a cGMP-compliant facility and third-party lab tested for quality and consistency. Those are details about how the product is presented, not a guarantee of a particular result. The description also states that the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.

For a concrete routine, you might keep the bottle with your other daily supplements and use the bisected format if splitting a tablet makes it easier to take. If you are comparing it with a basic calcium-only option, the deciding question is whether you want the added nutrients—and are happy to take a formula with a longer ingredient list. The blend includes bovine collagen, which also matters if you avoid animal-derived ingredients.

Best use cases

This may suit women looking for a calcium supplement that includes D3, K2, and complementary ingredients in the same product. It could also be worth considering if a 240-tablet bottle and 80 listed servings fit how you prefer to stock supplements. Better avoided if you want calcium without added ingredients, avoid bovine collagen, or need serving details that are not clear from the product description. If you have a medical condition, take medication, or are unsure whether the listed nutrients fit your needs, ask a qualified healthcare professional rather than treating a supplement as a substitute for individualized advice.

Should you buy it?

Choose this if the multi-ingredient format is the point: calcium plus D3, K2, and several additional nutrients, in bisected tablets. Skip it if you want a straightforward calcium-only product or would rather select each ingredient separately. Before buying, check the full Supplement Facts panel for the serving size and amounts of the other ingredients, the available description gives calcium and D3 amounts but not a complete breakdown.