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Vitamin D3 (5000iu/125mcg) Infused with Coconut Oil

 Vitamin D3 (5000iu/125mcg) Infused with Coconut Oil ~ Non-GMO & Gluten Free (360 Mini Liquid Softgels)



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  • SR Vitamin D3 delivers the same biologically active form of vitamin D produced in the body as a result of direct sunlight without the risk of unprotected UVB exposure.
  • Contains 5000iu (125mcg) of Vitamin D3 (as Cholecalciferol) in a easy-to-swallow liquid softgel capsule.
  • The original Vitamin D3 brand with Coconut oil. Vitamin D3 is fat soluble and difficult for the body to absorb if not taken with a fat. To help aid with absorption we blend our Vitamin D3 with Coconut Oil.
  • IGEN Non-gmo verified and formulated without soybean oil or safflower oil
  • All Sports Research (SR) vitamins & supplements come with a 90 day Money Back Guarantee (See below for details).^

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