Repashy Calcium Plus vs LoD

Rozárka

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I need to get a new multivitamin+D3 supplement for my 1.5-year-old female Panther chameleon. She has been receiving Reptivite D3 approximately every two weeks (besides plain calcium with each feeding) which is now over a year old, and I'm thinking of switching to Repashy. She recently had an episode of gular edema and I am wondering which kind of the two supplements would be more suitable, Repashy Calcium Plus or Repashy Calcium LoD. During the summer she is kept outside in the sun but in wintertime she lives under Arcadia PRO T5 UVB Kit 6% UVB 39W. I have read different opinions on how to correctly supplement, and I'm wondering what your thoughts and experiences are. Thank you.
 
Repashy Calcium LoD is the suitable chameleon multivitamin of the two. As I understand it, Calcium Plus has higher vitamin D3 and A levels, and so the contents of Calcium LoD is more suitable for chameleons. It is used twice a month on a bi-weekly basis.
 
Repashy Calcium LoD is the suitable chameleon multivitamin of the two. As I understand it, Calcium Plus has higher vitamin D3 and A levels, and so the contents of Calcium LoD is more suitable for chameleons. It is used twice a month on a bi-weekly basis.
Thank you for your advice!
 
RepCal D3+ 400,000 IU/kg
Flukers Reptacalcium 100,000 IU/lb
Exoterra 14,740 IU/lb
ZooMed ReptiCalcium 22,907 IU/kg
Mineral -indoor 2000 IU per kg
Repashy calcium plus LoD 8,000 IU/lb
Repashy calcium plus 20,000 IU/lb
I dont have the time right now to convert kg to lbs, but just pretend that the 8,000 IU/lb is 20,000 ui/kg
 
RepCal D3+ 400,000 IU/kg
Flukers Reptacalcium 100,000 IU/lb
Exoterra 14,740 IU/lb
ZooMed ReptiCalcium 22,907 IU/kg
Mineral -indoor 2000 IU per kg
Repashy calcium plus LoD 8,000 IU/lb
Repashy calcium plus 20,000 IU/lb
I dont have the time right now to convert kg to lbs, but just pretend that the 8,000 IU/lb is 20,000 ui/kg
Well that's a lot of information but I really don't know what to make of it...
 
Well that's a lot of information but I really don't know what to make of it...

Its the amount of D3 in each popular supplement. So LoD has 8,000 thingies, while regular has more than double that. Meanwhile others could have ten times the amount, or a quarter of the amount.
 
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