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Typically purchased by health-conscious mothers or women seeking a convenient, palatable bone-health supplement, these gummies deliver meaningful doses of calcium, vegan D3, and B12 with no added sugar and a clean natural-colour profile. However, the formulation relies on multiple functional additives—pectin, guar gum, citric acid, and a natural colourant—that push it firmly into NOVA 4 ultra-processed territory, and the absence of an FSSAI licence number is a transparency gap for a product sold in India. Women with kidney disease should exercise particular caution given both tricalcium phosphate and Vitamin D3 ingredients carry explicit renal warnings; the most useful single takeaway is that this is a well-intentioned fortified supplement with solid nutrient credentials, but it remains a processed product, not a whole-food calcium source.
