Quote Originally Posted by DVirginiana View Post
OH, wait a minute! I was doing New Years things last night when I replied to that and didn't read it 100%. I have been using that exact brand of Calcium + D3 her whole life mostly because it says phosphorous free I was thinking that worked as both calcium and multivitamin, but then I was talking with someone who was telling me it wasn't. That's what made me think I needed to go get a separate multivitamin.
UGH. I think they were just confused (and then got me confused...). That past couple of weeks have been, well 'insane' would be a polite word; I guess I was feeling particularly gullible that day.
Lol! Ok then you calcium supplement is fine, but you had best get a multivitamin. Somethings change when added to other elements and ingredients. Dicalcium Phosphate is used a source of both calcium and phosphorous, but 23% of this solution is actual calcium.

Read this for more info. What Is Dicalcium Phosphate? - mobile wiseGEEK