NutricostVitamin D3 1000 iu Softgels, 240 Softgels - Non-GMO & Gluten Free

Vitamin D3 in gel caps. Nice does. Easy to swallow. Good price. Highly recommend this quality product.

Great product

Good

I've tried many D3 and D3+K2 supplements in the past couple years, especially the latter, because I've discovered that it's likely better to take D3 along with K2 due to its promotion of K2-dependent proteins that require K2 to function properly (research is ongoing). While I'm not personally concerned about lack of calcium intake, some competing products include it because D3 and K2 help ensure that it's properly deposited in bones. To compensate for this lack of K2, I had been consuming separate products, such as Complete K from a Norwegian label called Supersmart, which provides both K1 and K2. The math to determine the appropriate ratio of D3:K2 is simple, but it's convenient to consume both from the same product. The standard dosage of D3 is 125mcg (5000 IU), and the standard dosage of K2 is 100mcg. Unfortunately, this Nutricost product doesn't provide the standard dosage per capsule, which is actually equivalent to 5 capsules. So this jar of 240 capsules is equivalent to only 48 standardized servings of D3. Additionally, this Nutricost product doesn't provide any K2. Much like the vitamin C products I consume, I sometimes make use of inexpensive products such as Nutricost for a bulk of the calendar year, switching out for higher quality products for the Fall and Winter months. While I have an usually strong immune system relative to other people (other people have expressed anger at me that I don't get sick when I'm surrounded by sick people), I know when I feel even a slight tinge of illness that I need to grab the Colostrum, Vitamin D3+K2, and Vitamin C in order to prevent too much negative impact. I also grab this combination of supplements when I feel especially tired due to a string of long work days, because I know I'm more vulnerable to illness. Don't pay attention to physicians who state that megadoses of D3 shouldn't be taken (some physicians think that the standard 125mcg dosage of D3 is already megadose status). While you should always know your specific body before taking megadoses, physicians generally don't know what they're talking about because the vast majority of them don't understand supplements, generally depending on pharmaceutical companies to train them to prescribe only patented medications. All of this said, I've had a good experience with this Nutricost product.

Couldn’t make it to the store. These are exactly what we expected.

Ease to swallow- very small tablets. Good value for the price.

Priced right!

The vitamins are just what I ordered. No problems