Compare Calcium powder
| Product name | Brand | Flavor | Content | Price | Elemental calcium per package | Price per 1,000 mg elemental calcium | Offer |
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Calcium Citrate Powder
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Now Foods | Unflavored | 227 g | 15.95EUR | 31,780 mg | 0.50 EUR Best value |
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Calcium Ascorbate Powder
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Now Foods | — | 227 g | 19.95EUR | 20,000 mg | 1.00 EUR |
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How we compare calcium
Every product gets the same benchmark: 1.000 mg elemental calcium. We divide the pack price by the amount of elemental calcium it contains and scale that to the benchmark, so a 500 g tub compares fairly with 1 kg, and powder with capsules.
price per 1.000 mg = pack price ÷ amount of elemental calcium in the pack × 1.000 mg
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Frequently asked questions about calcium
What is the cheapest calcium powder per 1.000 mg?
As of September 16, 2026, Now Foods Calcium Citrate Powder at Body Supplies NL is the cheapest at €0.50 per 1.000 mg elemental calcium. The full ranking above is refreshed nightly.
How does suppsradar.com calculate the price per 1.000 mg?
We divide the selling price by the total amount of elemental calcium in the pack and multiply by the 1.000 mg benchmark. Pack size, form (powder, capsules, tablets) and concentration are normalised that way.
Which webshops do we compare for calcium?
Currently 1 webshop: Body Supplies NL. Prices and stock come straight from these shops' product feeds.
How often are prices updated?
Every night at 03:00 we fetch the product feeds of all connected shops. Each product shows when its price was last checked; always verify the final price in the shop.
What is calcium used for?
Calcium is the most abundant mineral in the body and forms the foundation of bones and teeth. It also plays a role in muscle contraction and nerve conduction. Supplementation is particularly useful for people who eat little dairy or have an elevated risk of osteoporosis.