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Nature's Craft Wild Icelandic Cod Liver Oil with Vitamin A and D3 Softgels 180 Capsules
$36.63
Nature's Craft Wild Icelandic Cod Liver Oil with Vitamin A and D3 Softgels 180 Capsules
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"Wild Cod Liver Oil: Pure and Safe Natural Vitamins A & D3"Nature's Craft's Wild Icelandic Cod Liver Oil is rich in natural vitamins A and D3 extracted from cod livers in unpolluted, clean ocean waters. Unlike synthetic vitamins, it uses natural source forms with superior absorption and bioavailability, allowing for safe consumption. Based on the serving size, the vitamin A content is at the level of the daily recommended intake, so there is minimal concern about excessive intake, and it is excellently supported by natural vitamin D3 and omega-3 components that provide synergistic benefits to bone and immune health, making it an excellent product very suitable for daily health management.
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It's best to take it during or after meals. Taking it with foods containing fat like oils, nuts, or fish improves absorption. Empty stomach may reduce absorption and cause digestive discomfort.Use during pregnancy
During pregnancy, you must absolutely avoid high doses (3,000 RAE or more per day). You must consult a professional about appropriate intake before taking it.Expected benefitsIt helps eyes adapt in dim light, maintains healthy skin and mucous membranes, and is necessary for epithelial cell growth and development.
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