Caltrate Gummy Bites 500 mg Calcium and Vitamin D
- 500 mg calcium with vitamin D
- 100 gummy bites
- Black cherry, strawberry and orange flavors
- Vegetarian
- Bone and joint support
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A fruit-flavored calcium gummy for adults who want a chewable with vitamin D. The listing does not state gummies per serving, and gummies carry sugar that a tablet does not.
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ASIN: B0062VMZBSCategory: Calcium Supplements
Overview
A chewy gummy base carries calcium and vitamin D in three fruit flavors, so it takes the place of a swallowed calcium tablet. The listing marks it as vegetarian and aimed at bone and joint support.
A gummy format makes a calcium habit pleasant, and the three flavors add variety within the bottle. The limitation is that the listing gives no serving size, and a gummy cannot match the calcium density of a large tablet.
Who it's for
A person who struggles with large tablets and would rather chew a gummy. Those watching sugar, or who need a high daily calcium total from one serving, should choose a different form.
Pros and cons
- Chewable, no pill to swallow
- Three fruit flavors
- Calcium with vitamin D
- Serving size not listed
- Gummies carry sugar
- Bottle holds a modest supply
Performance notes
Gummies release their calcium as they are chewed, and calcium is absorbed in limited amounts at a time, so splitting the daily total helps. Vitamin D in the gummy helps the body use the calcium.
Specifications
| Brand | Caltrate |
|---|---|
| Form | Gummy |
| Supplement Type | Calcium with vitamin D |
| Diet | Vegetarian |
| Count | 100 Count |
| Flavor | Black Cherry, Orange, Strawberry |
| Benefits | Bone and joint support |
| Calcium strength | 500 mg |
Frequently asked questions
Is Caltrate Gummy Bites vegetarian?
Yes. The diet field lists vegetarian.
Which flavors are in Caltrate Gummy Bites?
The title lists black cherry, strawberry and orange.