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Who says ensuring a balanced diet cannot be fun? As your children start to grow older, it is important to set strong foundations for them to reach their maximum potential.
Calcium is an essential mineral that plays a crucial role in building strong, healthy bones and teeth. During childhood and teenage years, bones grow and strengthen, making this the most critical period for your child's bone health.
Calcium Requirements for Children:
What are Food Sources Rich in Calcium?
The best sources of calcium are dairy products such as milk, cheese, and yogurt. Other excellent sources include fortified foods like soy milk, dark green leafy vegetables, and fish with edible bones, such as sardines.
The Ideal 2:1 Calcium Magnesium Ratio
Calcium and magnesium are closely linked at the cellular level, working together to support optimal cell metabolism and overall health. Experts recommend a 2:1 calcium magnesium ratio. The best calcium supplements include magnesium to enhance absorption and provide added health benefits!
LAC FullCal® Junior is a highly assimilable calcium citrate formula designed to support your kids' strong bones, teeth, and muscle function. Each serving of LAC FullCal includes:
LAC FullCal Junior is Ideal For:
Enhance your child's calcium intake with LAC FullCal Junior today!
Serving Size: | 1 stick (1.8 g) |
Servings Per Container: | 15 |
Amount Per Serving | Amount Per 100 g | |
Calcium (as Calcium Citrate) |
80 mg |
4444 mg |
Magnesium (as Magnesium Oxide) |
40 mg |
2222 mg |
Collagen (Fish) |
35 mg |
1944 mg |
Vitamin C |
20 mg |
1111 mg |
Vitamin E |
3 IU |
166 IU |
Vitamin D3 |
5 IU |
2777 IU |
Other Ingredients
Sucrose, xylitol, lemon juice powder, lemon juice, trehalose, fructooligosaccharides, arabic gum, silicon dioxide, lemon flavour, citric acid, peppermint flavour
Colour variation may occur due to natural ingredients.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children.
Manufactured in Taiwan
Who says ensuring a balanced diet cannot be fun? As your children start to grow older, it is important to set strong foundations for them to reach their maximum potential.