Can I take Iron with Risedronate?
Oral iron preparations with oral risedronate sodium. Intravenous iron is outside the intestinal co-administration concern assessed here.
Read the interaction guide →Medication overview
Risedronate: Supplement Interactions
Find the available answers about risedronate and supplements. Each guide explains its evidence and the forms it covers.
Supplement combinations
7 published guides. Coverage is limited to the combinations listed.
Can I take Magnesium with Risedronate?
Oral magnesium-containing supplements, antacids or laxatives with oral risedronate. Equal effects for every magnesium salt or for non-oral magnesium have not been established.
Read the interaction guide →Can I take Aluminum with Risedronate?
Oral aluminum-containing antacids or other medicinal products with oral risedronate. This is not a general warning about environmental aluminum, food or topical exposure.
Read the interaction guide →Can I take Zinc with Risedronate?
Oral zinc-containing supplements with oral risedronate. The inference concerns supplemental mineral exposure, not all food, topical zinc or every chemical form.
Read the interaction guide →Can I take Calcium with Risedronate?
Oral calcium supplements with immediate-release or delayed-release oral risedronate sodium. Adequate total calcium intake and separation of a supplement dose are separate decisions.
Read the interaction guide →Can I take Vitamin D with Risedronate?
Vitamin D intake or oral supplementation during oral risedronate therapy. Plain vitamin D and calcium-vitamin D products are distinguished; exact D2 and D3 dose equivalence is not established here.
Read the interaction guide →Can I take Multivitamin with Risedronate?
Oral multivitamin products with oral risedronate, conditional on mineral content and medication formulation. A multivitamin is not a single chemically uniform ingredient.
Read the interaction guide →A supplement missing from this list has not been cleared for use with the medication. These pages do not assess every product, formulation, or combination.
Publication status, clinical review and change history are shown in each interaction guide.