Nutricost Calcium Ascorbate Powder

I have a puppy with very weak pasterns so I did my research of what supplements to try and strengthen them. I find this product and it has helped tremendously! I am now using it for my other dogs/puppies. I think he will have pretty normal pasterns once we are done growing with the help from this supplement.

While you can assume that something called Calcium Ascorbate has vitamin C in it, this product only lists calcium as an ingredient.

I was looking to replenish my powdered buffered Vitamin C, which is also known as calcium ascorbate. Nutricost's container did not list any amount of Vitamin C, which is usually the largest proportion of this supplement, with the amount of calcium per dosage listed as the other ingredient. This jar said it was 100% calcium, as calcium ascorbate. I am not a chemist. I do not intend to take this, because I don't know what it is. I will donate it to the food bank, and get something else. My fault.

Mastic was fresh

This was my second purchase of Nutricost Calcium Ascorbate Powder. The first time it was excellent, dissolving quickly and completely. This time something has changed . . . it no longer completely dissolves but rather leaves small yellowish granules in the bottom. The pictures attached show the granules after 30 seconds of stirring in tap water. I even added a bit of vinegar to see if I could cause it to dissolve. It would not. Very disappointing.