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  • stop spamming Walmart sells vitamin D3 for 5 bucks for 100 caps of 5000 I.U.

  • But Walmart' don't post to the UK

    D3 from Iherb 360 x 5000iu less than $15 before $5 discount is deducted.

    People who are smarter than you will have worked out my source is cheaper than yours even before discount.

    To UK IHERB's postage is cheapest,

    No UK source exist's where total price including delivery is cheaper than from IHERB.

    If you can find a cheaper source then post a link please.

  • I see only 120 caps for 8.80. with a two percent discount for 4. then a 5 dollar discount for first time buyers. cheaper at Wallymart. If you're in U.k. get the government to buy your vitamins. you're paying for it anyway.

  • cheaper to buy the Healthy origins 10000 i.u. from iherb at 9.98

  • No Wrong again.

    In practice most people require 5000iu/daily to achieve levels above 55ng/ml.

    Healthy Origins, Vitamin D3, 5,000 IU, 360 Softgels 360 $14.98 are most cost effective.

    One reason why people have lower status now than previously is that

    Fructose (HFCS) inhibits calcium uptake and depletes 25(OH)D.,

    another

    UVA exposure processes Vit D to suprasterols humans don't use.

    So UVA from Fluorescent lights & through windows/windscreens depletes Vit D3 near skin surface.

  • In another post you had said now foods which is what I was quoting. If you look at my post I was also saying healthy origins TEN THOUSAND I.U. not one thousand.

  • But 10,000iu is more than most people need daily. Why take more than you need?

  • You don't have to take 10,000 daily, take it every other day. or weekly.

  • also, you were spamming in order to get the 4% discount.

  • Only immature people believe in Santa Claus.

    Iherb control the system so the rewards aren't always recorded.

    When something appears too good to be true it often is.

    Because Vitamin D3 supplementing needs to be done daily 365days of the year it's important people choose the cheapest effective source of supply. I provide links to the cheapest source I know. This will vary over time.

    Only a moron cuts his nose to spite his face.

  • Santa Claus? WTF are you talking about? Vitacost is about the same cost. the healthy origins ten thousand i.u.s are the cheapest. Sorry about your nose, perhaps a good plastic surgeon could help?

  • You don't seem to have grasped if you had the sense to share your IHERB code with your friends you too would benefit from extra discount.

    The trouble with you is you are too mean to help others and are not able to see that by taking more vitamin D than is required you are wasting your own money.

    The most cost effective form of supplement is the 5000iu/daily.

    Check Grassrootshealth D Action postal cost price 25(OH)D test after 2/3 months

  • Quit crying, I am ordering the Vitamin D using your code. You don't seem to grasp the fact, that the most cost effective form is the 10,000 iu. Don't take it daily, Every other day. I have already sent my grassroots vitamin d test off to get a base line will test again in 3 months

  • I don't care if you use my code or not.

    Most times people use code IHERB don't report it. therefore it's for your benefit not mine I post it.

    While alternate days use of D3 is fine it's easier to remember a daily supplement and the consequences of forgetting it more easy to rectify.

    50,000iu once a week is another alternative scrooges could use Google

    BIO-TECH D3-50 Cholecalciferol 100 Caps - Free Shipping

    but don't use this option if you are pregnant or breastfeeding as DAILY is best.

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