Dry Vitamin A 1500 mcg (5000 IU), 100 Tablets - Supports Healthy Eyes, Skin & Immune System - Non-GMO, Vegan, Gluten Free, Dairy Free, Kosher - 100 Servings

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The vitamins are priced well. I was anemic and needed to take vitamins to help make more red blood cells. I noticed a difference in my energy level after taking it for a week. The pills are not that big and easy to swallow. It has help me a lot and I am better off now than before. Works well.

This vitamin is essential for the skin, if you have skin with problems, dry, acne, is perfect, aport shine, elasticity to the skin, and your skin will looks younger. Excellent size, great value for money. Easy to use and soft in the throat, don't have any particular taste.

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Vitamins were good didn’t hurt my stomach as some vitamins do

I recently started taking the Vitamin A 1500 mg supplement and have been very satisfied with the results. The packaging was secure and the pills were easy to swallow. After incorporating this supplement into my daily routine, I noticed an improvement in my overall health and energy levels. I particularly appreciate that this supplement provides a high dosage of Vitamin A, which is known for its benefits for vision health, immune function, and skin health. Since taking these pills, I have noticed that my eyes feel less strained, my skin looks clearer, and I have been feeling more energized throughout the day. Overall, I highly recommend the Vitamin A 1500 mg supplement for anyone looking to improve their overall health and well-being. Just be sure to consult with a healthcare professional before adding any new supplement to your routine.

I have had good results in general with the solgar brand. I found this dry version to be very effective beyond some of the things like acne that most may hear about and is in a good dose that I can adjust as needed adding more or cutting while being inexpensive. Another one I used is cod liver oil from rosita's or nordic naturals-arctic, but not the D fortified version as a more natural version. This being a tablet is convenient when that is not an option. There’s a common misunderstanding that beta-carotene found in fruits and vegetables is the same thing as vitamin A. Beta Carotene can be converted to retinol which is the active form, but I found that almost half of everyone have variants in our BCMO1 gene which cause a 30% to 70% decrease in the amount of vitamin A that we can convert from beta-carotene.This means that – contrary to popular wisdom – vegetables like carrots and red peppers are not adequate food sources of vitamin A for most. I would imagine that would impact vegetarians/vegans the most, but I dont get much of the retinol forms of A too often and my multi has beta carotene form so I decided to supplement. I also found out that Vitamin D depletes Retinol in the liver and vitamin A is also necessary for increasing the production of ceruloplasmin to make copper and iron more bio available. The body uses retinol in a variety of ways including in stem cells, photoreceptors in the eye, epithelial cells, embryonic cells, various immune cells, red blood cells, and much more. Not very scientific, but I believe my eyes stuck together when I woke up when the A was low. Let me know what you find. Has my review been of help to you? If so, would you consider hitting the "helpful" button below? I'd greatly appreciate it. Thank you!

I can tell when I haven't taken them.