High Bioavailability Calcium Glycinate Powder 18% Manufacturer

CAS: 35947-07-0

MF: C2H7CaNO2

MW: 117.16

EINECS: 252-809-5

Specification​: 99% min Calcium Glycinate

Sample: Calcium Glycinate Powder

Packaging: 1kg/bag, 25kg/drum

Brand: Ausreson

MOQ: 1 kg

Appearance: White powder

Storage: Cool Dry Place

Shelf Life: 2 Years

Test Method: HPLC

What is Calcium Glycinate?

• Unlike traditional calcium supplements that are often derived from limestone or oyster shells, Calcium Glycinate is a chelated mineral. This means the calcium molecule is bound to the amino acid glycine.

Calcium Glycinate Usage and Synthesis.

Calcium glycinate has a stable chemical structure, is not affected by stomach acid, oxalic acid, etc.and can be completely absorbed by the body. After absorption, calcium can be directly transported to specific target tissues and enzyme systems, which greatly improves the biological utilization of calcium, increases calcium deposition, enhances bone density, and finds a new shortcut for osteoporosis patients, which is widely used in the industries of food, medicine, and health care products.

• Purity & No Fillers: Capsules often require binders, lubricants, and fillers to hold their shape. The pure powder form allows for a "clean label" experience with zero additives.

• Customizable Dosage: From a light maintenance dose to a higher intake during recovery phases, powder allows you to control your daily intake precisely.

• Superior Solubility: It mixes seamlessly into smoothies, protein shakes, or even morning oats, ensuring the calcium is ready for immediate absorption.

For consumers in North America or Europe looking to optimize their daily stack:

• The "Morning Smoothie" Method: Blend 1 scoop of pure Calcium Glycinate powder into your post-workout shake. It is tasteless, ensuring it won't ruin your breakfast flavor.

• Timing: Research suggests taking calcium in divided doses—one in the morning and one in the evening—can help maintain steady blood levels throughout the day.

Uses of Calcium Glycinate.

Calcium glycinate is a glycine complex of calcium and is commonly used as a calcium supplement. It can be supplemented through daily diet or calcium supplements, such as Eltiri Vanilla Chelated Organic Calcium, which is rich in Calcium Glycinate, Casein Phosphopeptide, and Calcium Citrate, and has an absorption rate greater than that of Milk Calcium by 6%, and does not require D3 to be absorbed, making it suitable for infants, young children and family members who are looking to supplement their calcium.

In addition, milk calcium and seaweed calcium are also common calcium supplements, which contain organic and inorganic calcium, as well as active calcium that can be directly absorbed. Different people can choose different calcium supplements, such as infants and young children should not supplement inorganic calcium, because inorganic calcium is irritating and will irritate the gastrointestinal mucosa.

FAQ

A: Most high-quality calcium glycinate is synthetically chelated, meaning it contains no animal by-products. Always check the label for "Vegan Certified" or "Cruelty-Free" seals common in the UK and Germany.

A: It is generally recommended to avoid taking calcium supplements within 2 hours of drinking coffee, as the caffeine and tannins can slightly interfere with initial absorption.

A: Yes. While Calcium Glycinate is highly absorbable on its own, it functions best when your Vitamin D levels are optimized, as Vitamin D acts as the key to unlock the "calcium gates" in your gut.

A: Yes. Because it is a mineral-amino acid chelate, pure Calcium Glycinate powder is naturally gluten-free and generally very well-tolerated by those with sensitive digestive systems.

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