Carlson Laboratories - Vitamin D, 2000 IU, 120 softgels

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Summary: Great Value & Great Product
Comment: I love these vitamins because they are small and provide the maximum dose of vitamin D I need! I was told by my doctor to increase the amount of vitamin D I was taking. I started taking these and my vitamin level had increase within thirty days! The value is good,and the shipping isn't bad either. You can also order a larger size which is better.

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Summary: Carson Laboratories Vitamin D3
Comment: A very good price for this product. I understand it's now available in a larger size as well.

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Summary: just as described
Comment: Easy to swallow. I hope they will increase my Vitamin D. Will find out for sure in a few months when my blood test is redone.

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Summary: Vitamin D3 When You Can't Get Sunshine
Comment: Carlson was a brand recommended to me by my naturopath, so I trust the quality. I only take 1 pill on Sunday because the rest of the week i get about 400 IU's in a multi-vitamin. Make sure you research any kind of supplements before taking them or talk to a doctor you trust. There are negative side effects of overdosing Vitamin D3, that's why I only take this 2000 IU amount once a week, and most likely will not need it in the summer when I get plenty from the sun.

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Summary: This Vitamin D3 product is high-quality at a good price
Comment: Carlson 2000 iu Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) is a very consistent, high-quality product made from lanolin (sheep fat from wool)irradiated with UVB radiation. It's an animal product that does not result in the death of the animal. The pills are very small, and the weight (for shipping) is low, 1 ounce. The other ingredients are sunflower oil, gelatin, glycerin, water. Vitamin D at this dosage reduces or eliminates symptoms of many auto-immune diseases including high blood pressure, diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis, gum disease, and, markedly reduces the incidence of cancer. Almost every cell has a Vitamin D receptor and researchers are now suggesting that Vitamin D is absolutely necessary for cell differentiation and cell maturity.