Nutrient quality
The named oral strain, calcium, vitamin D3, and CoQ10 provide plausible support for teeth and gums. Missing viable-organism counts and incomplete strain identification prevent meaningful probiotic dose assessment.
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Vitacost | $ 30.13 |
The lozenges combine S. salivarius M-18 with L. acidophilus, calcium amino-acid chelate, and vitamin D3. A dissolving oral format makes conceptual sense for a dental-care probiotic.
Probiotic amounts are listed only by weight rather than viable organism counts, so potency cannot be judged. Ubiquinone is modest at 50 mg and lacks a lipid carrier, limiting its role in the formula.
Two lozenges per serving and premium cost are difficult to justify without CFU disclosure. It is best viewed as an oral-care lozenge rather than a calcium or CoQ10 supplement.
The named oral strain, calcium, vitamin D3, and CoQ10 provide plausible support for teeth and gums. Missing viable-organism counts and incomplete strain identification prevent meaningful probiotic dose assessment.
Nutrients and probiotic weights are disclosed, but no viable-organism counts are provided and acidophilus lacks a strain identifier. Lozenge excipients and complete use guidance are also missing.
The strong average rating has a useful review base. No review excerpts describe taste, tolerance, ease of use, or repeated complaints, so those experiences remain uncertain.
Useful calcium and CoQ10 provide some serving value, but probiotic potency cannot be verified. The premium serving cost is hard to justify without viable counts and complete strain disclosure.
| Ingredient | Amount per serving |
|---|---|
Calories | 5 Calorie(s) |
Total Carbohydrate | 2 Gram(s) |
Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol) | 20 mcg |
Calcium (Calcium Amino Acid Chelate) | 300 mg |
L. acidophilus | 50 mg |
Coenzyme Q-10 (Ubiquinone) | 50 mg |
S. salivarius M-18 | 20 mg |
Calcium amino acid chelate provides a highly bioavailable fully chelated form, while the 300 mg amount supports general supplementation but may not cover high needs alone. The elemental amount is clear, and minor carbohydrate in the flavored or chewable serving reduces formulation purity without reaching a high-sugar level. A very high serving cost makes it poor value for calcium.
Ubiquinone is clearly identified, but the low amount and lozenge format offer limited absorption support. Two lozenges are required, and no lipid carrier or validated enhancer is shown. The high serving cost is especially weak value for the small CoQ10 dose.