Viactiv Calcium + Vitamin D Supplement Soft Chews for Women &amp Men - Chewable Calcium for Bone Health Support 650 mg per Serving Vitamin D &amp K for High Absorption - 180 Count Milk Chocolate

Brand : Viactiv

Item Form : Chewable

Primary Supplement Type : Calcium

Unit Count : 180.00 Count

Flavor : Milk Chocolate

About this item

? CALCIUM & VITAMIN D SOFT CHEWS: Each chew delivers 650 mg of calcium along with vitamin D, providing bone strength support for adults in a tasty, easy-to-take soft chew

? BONE HEALTH SUPPORT SUPPLEMENT: Two delicious Viactiv chews a day provide 100% of the daily recommended calcium, helping to strengthen healthy bones and teeth. Contains milk

? HIGH ABSORPTION FORMULA: These calcium soft chews with Vitamin D and K enhance calcium absorption, and help support bone health. They're the perfect combination of chewable vitamins and minerals

? 66% LESS SUGAR: Our calcium chews provide 30% more calcium than the leading calcium gummy, with only 1 gram of sugar per serving - 66% less sugar, without sacrificing the delicious chocolate taste

? DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE FLAVOR: Enjoy a chewy, gluten free chocolate treat with just 1 gram of sugar per serving, offering a sweet & satisfying bite that makes getting daily calcium simple and enjoyable

Product specifications

Features & Specs

Item Form : Chewable

Primary Supplement Type : Calcium

Flavor : Milk Chocolate

Product Benefits : Bone & Joint Support

Diet Type : Gluten Free

Measurements

Unit Count : 180.00 Count

Number of Items : 1

Item Volume : 20 Fluid Ounces

Item Weight : 6.88 ounces

Item details

Brand Name : Viactiv

Age Range Description : Adult

Manufacturer : EMCW9

UPC : 857141004950

Global Trade Identification Number : 00857141004950

Manufacturer Part Number : 13866

Model Number : 13866

Item Nype Name : Viactiv Dietry Supplement Calcium Plus D Chews 180 Soft Chews

Best Sellers Rank : #1,274 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #4 in Calcium Mineral Supplements

ASIN : B016BAOR2E

? #1,274 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household)

? #4 in Calcium Mineral Supplements

From the manufacturer

What's In Viactiv?

Building Bone Mass in your Teens

Support for You and Your Baby during Pregnancy

Preventing Osteoporosis after Menopause

650mg Calcium per chew (50% Daily Value)

Aside from building strong bones, your body needs calcium to handle other important tasks: to move muscles, send messages through the nervous system, help release hormones and enzymes, and circulate blood*.

Your body can't make calcium, so it absorbs it from your diet and from supplements, then stores it. From childhood through your teen years, you build up your calcium stores until you reach your peak bone mass; you then stop increasing your calcium stores and start maintaining them. That's why getting calcium early on and throughout your life is so important.

12.5mcg (500 IU) Vitamin D3 (63% Daily Value)

Before calcium can do its job, it has to be absorbed by your body - and that's where vitamin D comes in. Vitamin D regulates calcium absorption in the body, maintains calcium and phosphate levels, and promotes bone growth*.

Your body produces vitamin D when your bare skin is exposed to sunshine - specifically ultraviolet B rays - making vitamin D known as 'The Sunshine Vitamin'. While sunshine and a healthy diet are key to vitamin D, getting enough isn't easy. Some reasons include spending more time indoors and wearing sunscreen that blocks UVB rays

40mcg of Vitamin K (33% Daily Value)

Vitamin K plays an important role in bone health.

Vitamin K partners with vitamin D to boost calcium absorption, affect calcium balance and increase bone mineral density - helping your body absorb osteocalcin*, a protein that studies show may be essential for protecting bones from fractures.

Note: If you're on blood-thinning medications, be sure to talk to your doctor before taking Viactiv Calcium plus D.

Your bones absorb more calcium between the ages of 9 and 18 than during any other period in your life, which is then 'deposited' in your bones.

The more calcium you store during your teens, the greater your peak bone mass is as an adult.

Up to 90% of a teen girl's bone mass is achieved by the age of 18. Once you reach peak bone mass, your body starts to 'withdraw' more calcium than you deposit, which can weaken your bones over time.

86% of teen girls don't get enough calcium in their diet, according to a 2010 study published in The Journal of Nutrition.

When you're eating for two, you're eating to support your health, and your baby's development. To do both, you need to make sure you're getting enough nutrients, vitamins and minerals from your diet ? including calcium.

For pregnant and lactating adult women, the recommended amount of calcium is 1,300 mg a day. If you don't get enough calcium in your diet, your baby will actually draw it from your teeth and bones to build their own teeth and bones, as well as develop their circulatory, muscular and nervous systems - the same systems you need calcium to support. Continuing to lose calcium, and over time your bones can weaken, which can increase your risk of osteoporosis.

Osteoporosis, which means 'porous bone,' is a disease in which bones have lost density, making them weaker and more likely to break. If not prevented or if left untreated, osteoporosis can progress silently and painlessly until a bone breaks. According to the National Osteoporosis Foundation:

80% of the estimated 10 million Americans with osteoporosis are women.

As women reach menopause, the chance of developing osteoporosis increases because of the sharp drop in estrogen, which can cause bone loss.

Adequate calcium and vitamin D as part of a healthy diet - along with physical activity - may reduce the risk of osteoporosis in later life*.

*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.