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I think think the reply you got was mostly talking about their marketing. The MSDS is a federally regulated document. The results are derived directly from analysis. There would be real world consequences if the MSDS was incorrect.

And the 4-6-3, because it's also slightly different. These were pulled from Dr Earths website.

Whoops, that was the flower girl. Here is the 444. 4% calcium in this one.

So, it does appear to have calcium from the MSDS that I pulled from Dr Earths website. 7%. I found it interesting that the values on the MSDS don't match the label. May they are just rounding down a bit? I suggest looking at the msds for all nutrients if they are available. Very informative.