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Don't take any other calcium or vitamin D supplements (including those found in multivitamins) with Adcal D3, unless specifically prescribed by your doctor.

Adcal-D3 Caplets can be prescribed by doctors for certain bone conditions, for example, osteoporosis. Studies show that taking calcium and vitamin D3 over a long time can prevent hip and other non-vertebral bone fractures in later life.

What should I eat before and after taking Adcal-D3? The manufacturers recommend avoiding certain foods that are high in oxalic acid (e.g. spinach, rhubarb), phosphate (e.g. bran) or phytic acid (e.g. whole cereals) within 2 hours of taking Adcal D3 because they may reduce the absorption of calcium.

If you forget to take Adcal-D3 If you forget to take your tablet, take it as soon as possible and continue to take the tablets as normal. Do not take a double dose to make up for a forgotten tablet.

It is not necessary to time taking Adcal- D3® around mealtimes. If you are also taking alendronic acid it is important to make sure you wait at least 4 hours after taking alendronic acid before you take Adcal-D3®.

Adults, elderly and children over 12 years of age – Swallow 2 caplets twice daily, ideally two caplets in the morning and two in the evening. Children under 12 – Do not give Adcal-D3 Caplets to children under 12 years. If you take more Adcal-D3 Caplets than you should - You should only take what your doctor recommends.

Adcal-D3 provides extra calcium and vitamin D3 to your diet. It is therefore used in conditions where your body's calcium and vitamin D levels need to be increased. Adcal-D3 can be prescribed by doctors for certain bone conditions, for example, osteoporosis.