Vitamin A 25000 IU

Suggested Use

Suggested Usage: Take 1 softgel daily with a meal.

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  Now Foods Softgels A 25,000IU 100

  Fruitful Yield4.8(4700)

  $10.99
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  Now Vitamin A

  Walmart - WFMed4.8(4700)

  $19.99
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  (2 pack) NOW Supplements, Vitamin A (Fish Liver Oil) 25,000 IU, Essential Nutrition, 250 Softgels, Yellow

  Walmart - Fruitful Yield4.8(4700)

  $39.96
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  NOW Foods - Vitamin A 25000 IU - 100 Softgels

  GoSupps.com4.8(4700)

  $34.99
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  NOW Foods Ultra A & D-3 Softgels

  NOW5.0(7)

  $11.99
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  Vitamatic Sugar Free Natural Strawberry Gummies

  Target4.7(197)

  $13.99
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  (2 pack) Ultra A & D-3 25,000/1,000 - 100 Softgels, Other

  Walmart - Fruitful Yield5.0(7)

  $21.04
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  NOW Ultra A & D-3 25,000/1,000 - The Food Mill

  The Food Mill5.0(7)

  $7.64

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• Vitamin A and vitamin A deficiency

  G Britton - Carotenoids: volume 5: nutrition and health, 2009 - Springer

  … that ‘xerophthalmia’ now includes all ocular signs and symptoms of vitamin A deficiency, … IU, 60 mg) of vitamin A, usually as retinyl palmitate. Smaller doses, usually 100 000 or 25 000 IU…

  200928 citations

• Vitamin A hepatotoxicity: a cautionary note regarding 25,000 IU supplements

  TE Kowalski, M Falestiny, E Furth, PF Malet - The American journal of …, 1994 - Elsevier

  … A hepatotoxicity has been reported at doses exceeding 50,000 IU/day. At 25,000 IU vitamin … associated with the habitual daily ingestion of 25,000 IU of vitamin A bought as an over-the-…

  199478 citations

• Food fortification to reduce vitamin A deficiency: International Vitamin A Consultative Group recommendations

  O Dary, JO Mora - The Journal of nutrition, 2002 - Elsevier

  … units (iu) of vitamin A [3000 μg of retinol equivalents (RE)] per day or 25,000 iu (7500 RE) … Sugar is now the main source of vitamin A even for infants and young children; it supplies ∼…

  2002310 citations

• Safety of vitamin A supplementation of postpartum women and young children

  JH Humphrey, RN Ichord - Food and Nutrition Bulletin, 2001 - journals.sagepub.com

  … now known that the previous World Health Organization (WHO) recommendation for vitamin A supplementation of postpartum women (200,000 IU) … with 25 000 IU of vitamin A in infancy …

  200122 citations

• Oral vitamin A for acne management: a possible substitute for isotretinoin

  M Cook - Journal of Drugs in Dermatology, 2022 - academia.edu

  … 25,000 IU/kg and chronic toxicity has been reported at doses 10. Anderson JAD, Stokoe IH Vitamin … CORRESPONDENCE doses of 5,000 to 25,000 IU per capsule for about one tenth of …

  202217 citations

• Safety of vitamin A

  A Bendich, L Langseth - The American journal of clinical nutrition, 1989 - Elsevier

  … Toxicity has been associated with the overconsumption of vitamin A supplements. Acute hypervitaminosis A may occur after ingestion of greater than or equal to 500,000 IU (over 100 …

  1989338 citations

Data sourced from the U.S. National Institutes of Health, Office of Dietary Supplements Dietary Supplement Label Database (DSLD) · Label entered 2021-02-25. DSLD Label ID: 244447. This information is provided for educational reference only and is not medical advice. Always follow the product label and consult a doctor or pharmacist before use.