Tri calcium phosphate salt is crucial for self-setting bone cement, which can use in orthopedic, dental, and other surgical procedures to prepare the joint surfaces, immobilize the bones and protect against contamination. It can also use as an ingredient in biodegradable bioceramics and composites for bone repair.
Low bone mineral density is a severe problem for the aging population. So if you're looking for a robust and healthy skeleton, maintain a diet high in calcium. Our encapsulated Delta-calciTM is a great way to ensure that you're getting enough of the mineral and is low in fat and sugar.
Delta-calciTM is a calcium salt that can be used for various purposes. It has many benefits in the form of self-setting bone cement, biodegradable bioceramics, and composites for bone repair.
We need our tri calcium phosphate! It's a safe, natural way of getting the phosphorus you need without any worries.!
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