com Dicalcium Phosphate Powder - Calcium Supplement, DCP Supplement - Unflavored & Gluten Free, 2g per Serving, 1kg (2.2 lbs) (Pack of 1)

Although I have only been using this bag of DCP powder for a week, so far I am happy with this purchase. I use the DCP as part of my DIY remineralizing toothpaste. It is excellent for this purpose based on previous experience. I also sprinkle about 1/4 tsp in my older dog's food as a nutrition boost 3-4 times a week. I don't give anything to my dogs unless I think it is good quality and healthy. The 1 kg size is a good value, and the product was very well packaged for freshness with a clear, useful label.

I used to buy calcium phosphate from another brand which has since become unavailable, so I found this brand to try. It is slightly gritty in texture compared to what I used to purchase, but actually that has a polishing effect when using it for brushing teeth, and my teeth feel very smooth. I use non-fluoride toothpaste and just shake a bit of this powder into my hand to dip my toothbrush and coat the paste. If you don't care about minty taste, you could use this powder and some xylitol alone as a tooth powder for brushing, and you'd be set. I chipped my front tooth (not a big visible chunk but on the surface of my tooth, and it felt very rough in the enamel) a couple months ago, and since using this powder, the chip is smoothing out. Calcium and phosphorus are needed for tooth health, and some of the things people consume deplete or leach these minerals from bones and teeth (like soda for example). I am also trying a 1/4 tsp dose of the powder tossed into a small amount of o.j. in the morning as a calcium supplement. Great bargain for minerals that are essential to good bone and tooth health!

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It's not easy to find good quality pure dicalcium phosphate at such a good price! Really pleased to have found this. This is the best form of calcium to use as a supplement, in my opinion. :) I was surprised to read someone had difficulty dissolving it in liquid. I've found the best way is to dissolve it in a small amount of water at the bottom of my cup, and after it's dissolved I add my juice (or whatever). It dissolves very well!

I am a little low on phosphate according to the US RDA recomendation of 700mg per day. I also need to supplement for calcium but I take this mainly to get the phosphourous. This one is the cheapest. It's almost tasteless. Highly tolerable and it's all works out. I weight it with a micro scale and mix it in a protein drink.

This is a good quality Dicalcium Phosphate which is significantly better to use versus the carbonate or citrate variations of calcium. I am actually using it to limit the intake of iron/ferritin at meal time. The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is due to the fact that this particular brand is coarser than other similar products. Finer grain is always better.

In this product, I value its origin and composition if it is honestly labeled. This product is not fully processed, it is real gravel, in this state it cannot be absorbed by the human intestines. The user will have to process it with some grinder to turn the gravel into a powder for the product to be useful. I had to process it further, which is very sad. Please fix this bug to the manufacturer.

I purchase the dicalcium phosphate powder to use it as a supplement. First, I tried it in water (1/4 teaspoon) and it felt very rough in my mouth, I could feel the gritty texture, sour and a burning feeling in tongue and palate. Next, I tried to add to apple sauce, yogurt, rice, anything that I could imagine, and I could still feel the rough texture and the strong sour flavor in my tongue. I discontinued using.