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The original prices seem WAY inflated. I get higher dosage D3 softgels for the same price per serving as these "sale" prices. At least for the D3 you need two gummies per serving.
The original prices seem WAY inflated. I get higher dosage D3 softgels for the same price per serving as these "sale" prices. At least for the D3 you need two gummies per serving.
NSF: Once per year using samples provided by manufacturer (occasionally purchased in stores).
UPS: One to six times per year, using samples purchased in stores.
It's clear which certification is superior. Costco has their USP certified D3 softgel tablets (swallow it with water) with 50mcg of D3 and 600 tablets for about $10 (their Kirkland brand). No sugar added.
Last edited by PocketsThick January 4, 2023 at 03:20 PM.
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Dang, 3g of sugar in each serving of gummies. If I buy the biotin, vit d and vit c, that's an extra 9g of sugar. That's 100% of your daily recommended (added) sugar intake according to the American Heart Association.
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NSF: Once per year using samples provided by manufacturer (occasionally purchased in stores).
UPS: One to six times per year, using samples purchased in stores.
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