Does pantoprazole have calcium in it?

No. Pantoprazole itself does not contain calcium. The active ingredient is pantoprazole (a proton pump inhibitor). Formulations can include various inactive ingredients (excipients) that vary by brand, but calcium is not a typical component.

If you have concerns about a specific brand or formulation, check the product’s label under inactive ingredients. Also, if you take calcium supplements or calcium-containing antacids, you might want to take them at a different time from pantoprazole (or choose calcium citrate, which doesn’t rely on stomach acid as much) to avoid possible interactions affecting absorption.

If you’d like, tell me the exact brand and dosage form you’re using and I can check the excipients for you.