Citracal Petites Calcium Citrate with D3 375 Count
- Form: Tablet
- Supplement Type: Vitamin D3
- Diet: Gluten Free
- Count: 375
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A calcium citrate option in a smaller caplet for people who want calcium and vitamin D3 without needing to time doses around food.
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ASIN: B07RCJY6WDCategory: Calcium Supplements
Overview
Citracal Petites use calcium citrate rather than calcium carbonate, packed into a smaller caplet alongside vitamin D3, and sold in a large 375-count bottle for a long daily routine.
Calcium citrate is generally easier to take without food than calcium carbonate, part of why Citracal built its line around this form. The Petites naming and caplet size point to a smaller pill than typical calcium tablets. The listing is labeled for ages 12 and up.
- Calcium citrate combined with vitamin D3
- Smaller Petites caplet format
- 375 caplets per bottle
- Gluten free, labeled for ages 12 and up
Who it's for
People who have found calcium carbonate hard on digestion or inconvenient to take with meals, and who want a smaller caplet in a large-count bottle. Not the choice for someone directed to use calcium carbonate specifically, or for a child under 12.
Pros and cons
- Calcium citrate form does not require taking with food
- Smaller Petites caplet size
- Vitamin D3 included for absorption support
- Large 375-count bottle
- Not labeled for children under 12
- Packaging may vary per the listing itself
Performance notes
Calcium citrate does not require stomach acid from food to be absorbed the way calcium carbonate does, which means this formula can be taken on an empty stomach without losing effectiveness, a key difference from carbonate-based calcium tablets.
Specifications
| Brand | Citracal |
|---|---|
| Form | Tablet |
| Supplement Type | Vitamin D3 |
| Diet | Gluten Free |
| Count | 375 |
| Flavor | Unflavored |
| Benefits | Bone & Joint Support |
Frequently asked questions
What form of calcium does Citracal Petites use?
It uses calcium citrate rather than calcium carbonate.
Do I need to take Citracal Petites with food?
Calcium citrate does not require food for absorption the way calcium carbonate does, which is a key reason Citracal uses this form.
What age is this product labeled for?
The listing specifies ages 12 and up.