QNL Quantum Calci-Mag Powder - Calcium &amp Magnesium Supplement to Support Joint Teeth &amp Bone Health - Coral Calcium Capsules from Sango Marine Coral - 8 oz

Brand : Quantum Nutrition

Item Form : Powder

Primary Supplement Type : Calcium, Magnesium

Unit Count : 8.0 Ounce

Flavor : Unflavored

Product specifications

Features & Specs

Item Form : Powder

Primary Supplement Type : Calcium, Magnesium

Flavor : Unflavored

Measurements

Unit Count : 8.0 Ounce

Number of Items : 1

Item details

Brand Name : Quantum Nutrition

Manufacturer : Quantum

UPC : 807735101206

Manufacturer Part Number : 10120A

Best Sellers Rank : #464,397 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #1,650 in Calcium Mineral Supplements

ASIN : B006N2UX9W

? #464,397 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household)

? #1,650 in Calcium Mineral Supplements

Product description

Quantum Coral Calcium Powder, 8oz (175 servings) Ideal Whole Body Support, especially for the Bones, Joints, Teeth and an Alkaline pH

Quantum Coral Calcium Powder, 8oz (175 servings) Label

Dr. Robert Marshall, Founder

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Quantum Coral Calcium Powder provides pure Sango marine coral powder (no fillers or additives such as ground sand). It delivers quantum-state calcium and magnesium minerals with an impressive 2:1 ratio for superb mineral support.

This mineral powder is a top seller due to its legendary mineral support for the bones, joints, teeth and promoting a healthy alkaline pH for whole body health and vitality.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Ingredients:

Sango Marine Coral Yielding Calcium - 250mg and Magnesium - 120mg.

Other ingredients: None

Suggested Use: Take 1/4 teaspoon, 2 times daily mixed in water with Aloe-100 or other liquids.

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