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Select Accounts: 90-Count Nature Made Multivitamin for Him 50+ Tablets Expired
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$13.59
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Amazon has for Select Accounts: Select Nature Made Supplements on sale when you clip the 40% coupon & 15% previously clipped coupon found on the product page and check out with Subscribe and Save (additional discount may apply at checkout). Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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- Select accounts may have an additional 15% off w/ previously clipped coupon which stacks
- 90-Count Nature Made Multivitamin for Him 50+ Tablets $2.84 or $0.99 or less w/ stacking coupons
- w/ $3.93 (automatically apply at checkout)
- 150-Count Nature Made Vitamin B12 1000mcg Softgels $4.87 or $2.25 or less w/ stacking coupons
- w/ $4.75 (automatically apply at checkout)
- 60-Count Nature Made Extra Strength Vitamin B12 3000mcg Softgels $4.99 or $3.07 or less w/ stacking coupons
- w/ $2.03 (automatically apply at checkout)
No Longer Available:
- 100-Count Nature Made Vitamin B12 500mcg Tablet $0.98 or Free w/ stacking coupons
- w/ $4.40 (automatically apply at checkout)
- 130-Count Nature Made Vitamin C 500mg w/ Rose Hips Caplets $1.26 or Free w/ stacking coupons
- w/ $4.22 (automatically apply at checkout)
- 70-Count Nature Made Extra Strength Vitamin D3 5000IU Tablets (Mixed Berry) $1.44 or Free w/ stacking coupons
- w/ $9 (automatically apply at checkout)
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Amazon [amazon.com] has Select Nature Made Supplements on sale when you clip the 40% off coupon found on the product page and checkout with Subscribe and Save (additional discount may apply at checkout). Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $25 or $35+ orders (minimum requirement varies by location).
Available (prices after 40% off coupon and automatically in-cart discount):
Available (prices after 40% off coupon and automatically in-cart discount):
- 100-Count Nature Made Vitamin B12 500mcg Tablet [amazon.com] $0.98 OOS
- w/ $4.40 (automatically apply at checkout)
- 130-Count Nature Made Vitamin C 500mg w/ Rose Hips Caplets [amazon.com] $1.26 OOS
- w/ $4.22 (automatically apply at checkout)
- 70-Count Nature Made Extra Strength Vitamin D3 5000IU Tablets [amazon.com] (Mixed Berry) $1.44 OOS
- w/ $9 (automatically apply at checkout)
- 90-Count Nature Made Multivitamin for Him 50+ Tablets [amazon.com] $2.84
- w/ $3.93 (automatically apply at checkout)
- 150-Count Nature Made Vitamin B12 1000mcg Softgels [amazon.com] $5.25 Now $4.87
- w/ $3.92 (automatically apply at checkout)
- 60-Count Nature Made Extra Strength Vitamin B12 3000mcg Softgels [amazon.com] $4.99
- w/ $2.03 (automatically apply at checkout)
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5000iu a lot though. Will have to start taking every other day or something.
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Same here plus $1.00 digital credit for slower shipping.
Thanks!!
So winter, I can probably do daily 5000iu.
Also people, don't forget Vitamin D3 alone will not boost your immune system. Without Magnesium Citrate it won't absorb so you probably need to supplement that too. If you drink a daily Electrolyte mix you might get enough. I know Redmond Life Re-Lyte mix has quite a bit in it so if you drink that a couple times a day you should be good and not have to supplement.
You're confusing monk fruit extract with monk fruit sweetener that contain erythritol. The study was on erythritol.
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5000iu a lot though. Will have to start taking every other day or something.
5000iu a lot though. Will have to start taking every other day or something.
5000iu a day is totally fine. Optimal in fact. No need to take D daily. It stores in fat for months. You can take a big dose once every week or two for the exact same results.
Your doctor is wrong. As a general rule, doctors know almost nothing about supplements or hormones. They spend something like 85% of their time in med school learning about drugs and only drugs. Not about health, wellness, nutrition, etcetera.
https://youtu.be/11qN7GUuoy0?si=
Like I said in my previous post, in the winter 5000 iu is likely fine given spending less time in the sun.
However, Vitamin D3 poisoning is a thing, granted it will take sometime to happen. Regardless. Get blood tested, see what you need. Blood tests are cheap, better to know than to just take an amount and guess. Especially from an argument on the internet.
Blood tests are largely bogus for many things.
They are generally based on the average of the human population aged approximately 15-85. (A generally overweight, sedentary, unhealthy and microplastic filled population I might add.). Also, blood tests generally do not account for age or sex, which is a HUGE shortcoming.
There is frequently a very large gap between "average" and "optimal".
You cannot and will not have issues taking 5000iu of D per day.
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