Chewable Vitamin D3 Tablets – High Strength 62.5µg 2,500IU Vitamin D3 Cholecalciferol – Vegan Gluten Free VIT D3 Vitamin Supplements (60Ct)

These Vitamin D3 chewable tablets are easy to take. The tablets are chewable with a touch of sweetness but no intense flavor. You only need 1 tablet daily and there's 60 days worth in the bottle. The bottle is compact and has a pull string to open to assure safety, and the expiration date is 3 months in the future.~~Thank you for reading my review. This was sent to me as part of the Amazon Vine program and is provided for no cost but it is considered income for tax purposes. My goal is to provide you with an honest assessment of the product reviewed. ~~

When I received this bottle of D3 tablets I had to laugh. The bottle looked so big on the website and when I finally received them the bottle was in actuality barely 2 inches tall. The bottle actually holds 60 tiny tablets of 2500 iu each and they all fit nicely in this tiny bottle! The company recommends keeping it refrigerated to preserve freshness and use it within 3 months after opening it. The tablets taste mildly chalky but really barely noticeable because they are so small. The sweetener (that you hardly taste) is a maltodextrin. These supplements are manufactured, and all ingredients are sourced in the UK. They are non gmo and organic. The price is a little higher than the cost of something similar. All in all I think these D3 tablets are ok. I like the fact that they are so tiny and go down quick and easy. Otherwise, they are not much different or more special than others.

First off I can say these are chewable and not bad tasting. They are only 1,000 iu and listed as a medium potency. You may need to take more than one a day.Now for my BIG problem with this product. I like to know where products are manufactured and I could not find that information anywhere within the product description. I followed the link to the Vegetology Amazon Store and could not find the information there either. When I click on "About Us" instead of giving company information it is linked to their products. Everything under "Our Values", including "Purity", "Honesty" and "Quality" are all linked to products! I find this lack of information disturbing. Hopefully they correct this and make the information available. Until then I can not recommend anything from this company.

Been using these for years. They recently changed from Vitashine and the most recent batch gave massive hangover type headaches. Former ingredients list attached. Bummed.

We take Vit D daily. Even though regular Vit D pills are super tiny, these are great for the kids on the go.They just pop one in their mouths and they're on their way.Not bad flavor. Not really chalky so that makes it better.

Vit. D3 has been part of life for me by now. A VERY important vitamin. These chewable Vit. D3 tablets are convenient to take when you are on the road and don't have water and can just chew them. Otherwise I usually stick with softgels.To find out the actual amount in each serving, I had to refer to the Amazon's Details Page of the product, because it was impossible to read it on the container - as it was plastered with a large sticker that wouldn't come off. The taste is neutral, not too sweet, which I liked. And the amount is OK, not over the top, like in some supplements.The expiration date, though, is quite close - Nov. 2023. This is the shortest spell for the expiration on the vitamins that I have ever seen. So I will be barely making it to finish them by that date.

These chewable Vitamin D3 tablets come in compact packaging that is very secure. The tablets themselves have a citrus taste and are a little grainy but palatable. I follow a largely whole food, plant based diet and was advised to take Omega 3 and Vitamin D3 supplements. These are a convenient source of Vitamin D3.

The tablets are fairly neutral in taste. There is no discernible aftertaste except an ever-so-slightly sweet flavor and chalky texture. I usually prefer chewables or gummies, so this option will encourage me to take my Vitamin D!The tablets expire a little over 2 months from the date of receipt. Since the shelf life of vitamins are usually a couple of years, I consider these to be pretty old.Do NOT take these on an empty stomach. I was nauseous the first time, but everything was fine when I started to take the tablets with or just before/after a meal.