Rep-Cal SRP00200 Phosphorous-Free Calcium Ultrafine Powder Reptile/Amphibian Supplement with Vitamin D3

Easy to use. Great price.

As described

This is one of the best vitamin powders on the market and I have used it for years. Needed a new thing of it. Good price so I was happy about that. Don't trust just any brand to be safe and good for your pets- they aren't. This one, however, is.

Used this product for years. Very consistent.

The best stuff out there! It is the most commonly used vitamin supplement for reptiles and is the most trusted.It is a very fine powder that you put onto your feeder insects (or other delicious morsels, like leaves...aka salad). It stays on insects at least a whole day and they don't die immediately after dusting.....Unless you put way way way the hell too much on them.The best way to make this stuff last, is to use a coffee can or something similar. Put this Vitamin dust in there, add crickets (or other feeder), and shake. When you tilt the can, the crickets will climb to the opening and you can help scoop em out. The leftover dust stays in the can for next use. If you were to do this in a bag and toss it, you would lose a lot of vitamin powder and run out of it quickly.This works great on salads, veggie/fruit mix, and other canned foods. I've never had an issue with mbd, that wasn't a rescue who already had it.Some people (breeders) will in fact use only this stuff as a vitamin D source, and not use the UVB bulbs at all, and claim to have no problems with their animals. I don't condone this nor do I practice it, but it's an interesting claim.All in all....... Get it. Quality is high, it's reliable, and it lasts a long time. I have plenty of animals and still run through only 1 jar a year. Coffee can method.

I've used rep-cal calcium with d3 for years.As a powder that is spread on food items, it seems to work well. It's a fine powder that lightly coats the food and the animals don't seem to mind.I have not noticed any health problems among the lizards and frogs who are either nocturnal or cannot be taken outdoors. So I would assume they are receiving appropriate calcium and d3 from this product.

Hi again everyone ,Our babies bones are nice and strong again however for those who can't afford it through out this recession and especially winter you can get like magic bullet or a coffee grinder or use even a blender on highest speed and grind up egg shells, Note always give them hard boiled eggs but not the yellow maybe once a week like we do is OK. Other wise it would be too much protein.Oh and get Zoo med Adult Iguana food it has all the nutrients in it for them but if not just dehydrate your greens from the garden storagethrough out the season letting nothing go to waste and just pour over their food through out winter until late spring or summer when you harvest your early spring crops like some lettuce, Peas. cabbages or even cold crops in the fall like Swiss chard and Kale but not Spinach because it will deplete the calcium in your reptiles. They need vitamin D3 with Calcium and it will help them assimilate it in their food and because of lack sunshine and even if they go out in the summer in the sun still use a reptile vitamin D3 UVA UVB light that looks like a florescence and remember it can't just be the latter and then love them ,feed them and give them water everyday with their food and daily maintain their cages and keep them clean and let them swim in your bath tubes daily Oh and get Four Paws Reptile Vitaspray for their skin that has vitamin D# in it .Yes it is hard to get but it is out there so use it on them daily and you too get at least 15-30 minutes sunshine daily and be healththx medicine

it's for my iguana...and she's 15 years old now..one of the supplements for her to keep her healthy