Charge Products calcium citrate powder — UK supplier since 2016, 5 star food hygiene rating, certificate of analysis available
Authorised UK health claims for calcium — bones, teeth, muscle function, neurotransmission, blood clotting and energy metabolism
Calcium citrate powder dosage — 1g provides 210mg elemental calcium, 26% of the Nutrient Reference Value
Calcium is needed for the maintenance of normal teeth — authorised UK health claim for calcium citrate powder
Calcium contributes to normal muscle function — authorised UK health claim for calcium citrate powder, 210mg calcium per 1g serving
Calcium has a role in the process of cell division and specialisation — authorised UK health claim for calcium citrate powder
Calcium and Normal Digestive Enzyme Function
Alt: Calcium contributes to the normal function of digestive enzymes — authorised UK health claim for calcium citrate powder
Calcium contributes to normal blood clotting — authorised UK health claim for calcium citrate powder
Calcium citrate powder UK 500g resealable pouch, pure tricalcium citrate 21% elemental calcium, Charge Products

Calcium Citrate Powder — 21% Elemental Calcium | 100g to 5kg | Charge Products

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Assay 97.5–100.5% · USP Grade · 20–80 Mesh · UK Stock Since 2016

Calcium Citrate Powder

Pure Tricalcium Citrate · ~21% Elemental Calcium · 100g to 5kg
Buy calcium citrate powder in the UK from a family run supplier established in 2016. Single ingredient, nothing added, shipped from our UK factory with same day dispatch. Retail packs from 100g and bulk calcium citrate powder up to 5kg for trade and wholesale buyers.
Calcium is needed for the maintenance of normal bones and teeth
A 1g serving of this calcium citrate powder provides approximately 210mg elemental calcium — 26% of the Nutrient Reference Value.
Assay 97.5–100.5% · USP standard Calcium content 20.3–23%
Vegan calcium powder · no fillers Non-GMO · not irradiated · TSE/BSE free
Screened against WADA and IOC banned lists Not tested on animals
100g · 250g · 500g · 1kg · 2kg · 5kg Same day dispatch before 3:30pm, Mon–Fri

What Is Calcium Citrate Powder?

Calcium citrate powder is the calcium salt of citric acid, supplied here as pure tricalcium citrate tetrahydrate to USP standard. It is one of the two calcium forms most commonly used in food supplements, the other being calcium carbonate.

Our calcium citrate powder contains between 20.3% and 23% elemental calcium, so a 1g serving provides around 210mg of actual calcium. There is nothing else in the bag — no fillers, no anti-caking agents, no flow agents and no bulking agents. What you weigh out is what you take.

We supply it as a retail calcium powder in 100g to 500g packs, and as bulk calcium citrate powder in 1kg, 2kg and 5kg for capsule fillers, tablet manufacturers, blenders and white label brands. Every size is the same material from the same UK-held stock.

What Calcium Contributes To

These are the authorised UK health claims for calcium, in their approved wording, with a plain-English note on what each one means. A 1g serving of this calcium citrate powder provides 26% NRV, which is well above the level required to make them.

Calcium is needed for the maintenance of normal bones.

Bone tissue is continually broken down and rebuilt throughout life, and calcium is the mineral that structure is built from.

Calcium is needed for the maintenance of normal teeth.

Tooth enamel and the dentine beneath it are mineralised tissues, and calcium is one of the minerals involved.

Calcium contributes to normal muscle function.

Muscle fibres contract and relax through a process that depends on calcium moving in and out of the muscle cells.

Calcium contributes to normal neurotransmission.

Neurotransmission is how nerve cells pass signals to one another. Calcium is part of the mechanism that releases those signals.

Calcium contributes to normal blood clotting.

Clotting is the sequence that seals a wound. Calcium is one of the factors that sequence relies on.

Calcium contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism.

Metabolism is how the body converts food into usable energy. Calcium takes part in some of those reactions.

Calcium contributes to the normal function of digestive enzymes.

Digestive enzymes break food down into components the body can absorb. Calcium is involved in how some of them work.

Calcium has a role in the process of cell division and specialisation.

Cells divide and then take on specific roles as tissue is built and replaced. Calcium plays a part in that signalling.

Calcium Citrate vs Calcium Carbonate

These are the two calcium forms you will come across most often, and they behave differently. Neither is simply better — it depends what you need.

Calcium Citrate Calcium Carbonate
Elemental calcium Around 21% Around 40%
Needs stomach acid No Yes
Take with food? With or without Best with a meal
Serving size for same calcium Larger Smaller
Water solubility Slightly soluble Practically insoluble

The short version: calcium carbonate packs more calcium into less powder, but relies on stomach acid and is best taken with a meal. Calcium citrate is less concentrated, so you weigh out more of it, but it does not depend on stomach acid and can be taken at any time of day.

Pack Sizes — Retail and Bulk

Select your size from the dropdown above. Servings shown at a 1g serving of calcium citrate powder, which provides approximately 210mg elemental calcium.

Size Servings at 1g Best For
100g 100 First order · trial size · home use
250g 250 Regular personal use · around 8 months
500g 500 Best value for personal use · self-encapsulators
1kg 1,000 Small-batch production · households · clubs
2kg 2,000 Trade · blenders · capsule and tablet production
5kg 5,000 Manufacturers · white label · wholesale accounts
Shelf life is a minimum of 2 years from manufacture. On the 2kg and 5kg sizes, check the best before date on arrival and make sure it works for your intended run — these bulk sizes are aimed at trade buyers rather than a single person taking one serving a day.

Read This Before You Order

Calcium citrate is only slightly soluble in water. It will not dissolve into a clear solution the way a powdered drink mix does. Stirred into water or juice it will disperse and then settle, so you need to stir and drink it straight away, or take it in food, or fill it into capsules.

We say this up front because it is the single most common reason people are disappointed by a calcium citrate powder. Plenty of listings describe this material as easy-mix or highly soluble. It isn't, and that is a property of the calcium salt rather than a fault with any particular batch.

It is a fine white crystalline powder passing 20–80 mesh, with a characteristic taste. If you want something that dissolves cleanly in a glass of water, this is not the right calcium salt for you.

How to Use Calcium Citrate Powder

Measuring Your Serving

Use a milligram-accurate scale. A 1g serving provides approximately 210mg elemental calcium, which is 26% NRV. Calcium is best taken in divided amounts through the day rather than all at once.

Taking It

Stir into water or juice and drink immediately, mix into food, or fill your own capsules. Unlike calcium carbonate, calcium citrate does not need stomach acid to be absorbed, so it does not have to be taken with a meal.

Filling Your Own Capsules

Fills readily into size 00 and size 0 capsules. The 20–80 mesh crystalline grade flows well through a capsule filling machine without needing a flow agent added.

Storage

Keep the bag tightly sealed in a cool place away from moisture and direct sunlight. Reseal after every use — the powder will take up moisture from the air if left open.

Full Calcium Citrate Powder Specification

Product Calcium Citrate Powder (~21% Ca)
Chemical Name Tricalcium Citrate Tetrahydrate — tetrahydrated tricalcium salt of citric acid
CAS Number 5785-44-4
EC / EINECS Number 212-391-7
Molecular Formula (C₆H₅O₇)₂Ca₃·4H₂O · MW 570.49
E Number E333(iii)
Assay 97.5 – 100.5% as Ca₃(C₆H₅O₇)₂
Calcium Content 20.3 – 23.0% elemental calcium
Pharmacopeia Standard USP
Appearance Fine white crystalline powder · characteristic aroma and flavour
Particle Size Minimum 80% passing 20–80 mesh
Solubility Slightly soluble in water · almost insoluble in ethanol
Loss on Drying 10.0 – 14.0%
Acid-Insoluble Substances Max 0.2%
Fluorides / Oxalates Max 30ppm · Max 100ppm
Heavy Metals Total max 20mg/kg · Lead max 1 · Cadmium max 1 · Mercury max 0.1 · Arsenic max 1 · Aluminium max 30mg/kg
Microbiology Total Viable Count max 1,000 CFU/g · Yeasts and moulds max 100 CFU/g · E. coli negative /1g · Salmonella negative /25g
Ingredients 100% Tricalcium Citrate. Nothing else added — no fillers, no anti-caking agents, no flow agents
Suitable For Vegans · Vegetarians · Non-GMO
Country of Origin China · shipped from our UK factory
Shelf Life Minimum 2 years from manufacture · store sealed, cool, dry, away from sunlight

Quality & Compliance

This calcium citrate powder is supplied to us with a full technical dossier. The following is documented by the manufacturer:

Free of TSE and BSE and compliant with UK requirements
Not manufactured from GM raw materials
Not subjected to ionising radiation
No contact with nandrolone or its precursors
No contact with substances banned by the IOC or WADA
Not tested on animals at any stage of manufacture
Complies with maximum residue limits on pesticides
Contains no nanomaterials · food grade packaging
Complies with PAH and pyrrolizidine alkaloid limits
Full product technical dossier and batch certificate of analysis available on request — message us before or after ordering and we will send them over.

Allergen Information

The manufacturer's documented allergen risk assessment records no allergens present in this material, and states that none of the listed allergens are handled at the manufacturing site, so there is no identified risk of cross contamination.

The assessment covers peanuts, tree nuts, sesame, milk and lactose, egg, gluten-containing cereals, soya, lupin, mustard, celery, fish, molluscs, crustaceans, sulphites, gelatine, maize and animal derivatives. Note that this is a documented risk assessment rather than individual testing of every allergen in every batch. If you are formulating a product that will carry a "free from" claim, you should carry out your own confirmatory testing.

Calcium Citrate Powder — Frequently Asked Questions

How much calcium is in 1g of calcium citrate powder?

Approximately 210mg of elemental calcium, which is 26% of the Nutrient Reference Value. Our material is specified at 20.3–23% calcium content, so the figure varies slightly between batches within that range.

Does calcium citrate powder dissolve in water?

Only slightly. It disperses when stirred and then settles, so drink it straight away rather than leaving it standing. Many buyers prefer to mix it into food or fill their own capsules instead.

Is calcium citrate better than calcium carbonate?

Neither is simply better. Calcium carbonate contains around 40% elemental calcium against roughly 21% for citrate, so you need less powder. But carbonate needs stomach acid to be absorbed and is best taken with a meal, whereas calcium citrate does not and can be taken at any time.

Can I buy bulk calcium citrate powder in the UK?

Yes. We stock 1kg, 2kg and 5kg for trade, and can supply larger quantities to order. Stock is held in the UK and dispatched from our own factory. Contact us for wholesale pricing rather than ordering at list price if you need volume or a scheduled supply.

Is this calcium powder suitable for vegans?

Yes. Calcium citrate is a mineral salt with no animal-derived content, and the supplier confirms it as suitable for both vegans and vegetarians. It is also non-GMO and has not been tested on animals.

Can I use this calcium citrate powder to fill my own capsules?

Yes. The 20–80 mesh crystalline grade flows well and fills readily into size 00 and size 0 capsules without needing a flow agent added. The 500g and 1kg sizes are the most popular with self-encapsulators.

Can I get a certificate of analysis?

Yes, for any order. The full product technical dossier and the batch certificate of analysis are available on request — just message us and we will send them across.

When should I take calcium?

Calcium is generally best taken in divided amounts through the day rather than in one large serving. Because calcium citrate does not depend on stomach acid, it can be taken with or without food.

Bulk Calcium Citrate Powder — Trade & Wholesale UK

The 1kg, 2kg and 5kg sizes supply supplement manufacturers, capsule and tablet producers, white label brands and blending operations. Same material, same documentation, UK-held stock, shipped from our UK factory with same day dispatch.

As a UK calcium citrate supplier we can hold stock against a forecast and quote on volume. Need more than 5kg, or a regular scheduled supply? Message us for trade pricing rather than ordering at list price.

Browse the rest of our bulk powders and raw ingredients, or see our full supplement range.

Why Buy Calcium Citrate Powder From Charge Products

Family run UK supplier, established 2016 160,000+ sales · 99.8% positive feedback
5 Star Food Hygiene Rating Encapsulation carried out in-house in the UK
Resealable food grade packaging Same day dispatch before 3:30pm, Mon–Fri

Food supplement. Not a medicine. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of the reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture, and keep the pack sealed when not in use. Consult your doctor before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking any medication or under medical supervision — calcium can affect the absorption of some medicines, including certain antibiotics and thyroid medication, so leave a gap between taking them. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or medical condition.

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