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Reported amounts vary; examples in the results show about 500 mg per serving for adult calcium gummies and up to roughly 1,000 mg per serving for a calcium blend caplet, indicating an observed range around 500–1,000 mg.

The listings show vitamin D3 dosages such as 2,000 IU per serving and 5,000 IU per softgel.

Examples include calcium paired with vitamin D, blends that combine calcium, magnesium, and zinc with vitamin D3, plus single-nutrient options such as magnesium-only or vitamin D-only products.

Package quantities in the results include counts such as 60, 100, 120, 150, and 250—so common sizes range roughly from about 60 to 250 units per bottle.

Flavors mentioned include strawberry, orange, and cherry for calcium gummies; cherry for chewable magnesium; and mixed berry for magnesium citrate gummies.

Common features include gluten-free labeling, some gummies made with pectin instead of gelatin, no artificial flavors or sweeteners on several items, and at least one vegan, Non-GMO option.

Warnings include consulting a doctor for medical conditions, not using certain items if pregnant or nursing, age- or supervision-related notes such as “use with adult supervision,” and mentions of phenylalanine content for some kids' chewables.