Vitamins

Vitamin A

[15000 iu] as natural beta-carotene from d. salina 2-beta coxatene 80% [8000 iu] as d. salina beta-carotene alpha beta-carotene as 100% natural beta carotene b-carotene beta {carotene} beta carotene beta-carotene betacarotene beta carotene beadlets beta-carotene beadlets beta carotene color beta carotene, natural beta-carotene, natural beta-carotene oil beta-carotene, powder beta {carotenoid} beta carotenoids beta carotente betatene betatene beta-carotene betatene d. salina natural beta-carotene betatene natural beta carotene betatene natural beta-carotene betatene(r) beta carotene betatene(r) d. salina natural beta-carotene carocare carocare natural beta-carotene cis- and trans-beta-carotene cis-beta-carotene d. salina beta-carotene evtenesol from beta carotene mixed carotenes natural beta carotene natural beta-carotene natural beta-carotene color natural beta carotene complex natural beta-carotene: d. salina nutraassure palmitate pro vitamin a pro-vitamin a pro-vitamin a 15 mg pro-vitamin a 240 mcg pro-vitamin a 6 mg retinol retinol acetate retinol palmitate retinyl acetate retinyl palmitate trans beta carotene trans-beta-carotene vitamin a vitamin a acetate vitamin a acetate, natural vitamin a, natural vitamin a palmitate vitamin a palmitate/beta-carotene complex
1 form

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Dietary Supplement Label Database

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DSLD group id
201

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Type: Vitamins

Organic compounds essential for normal growth and nutrition. Required in small quantities in the diet because they cannot be synthesized by the body.

Absorption: Fat-soluble vitamins require dietary fat for absorption. Water-soluble vitamins are generally well-absorbed but excess amounts are excreted.

Interactions: Some vitamins can interfere with medications. Fat-soluble vitamins can accumulate in the body.