RXT Vitamin D3 10 mcg Chewable tablets scores C (mediocre) on the SupplementScore.
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Mediocre
Vitamin D3 10 mcg Chewable tablets · RXT
On a scale from A+ (best) to E
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According to the criteria of Android Health ClinicWhat is this useful for?
Vitamin D is one of the few supplements that genuinely adds something for many people. Supplementation is mainly useful with little sun exposure, darker skin, at an older age and in the period from October to April in north-west Europe. Ultimately, the blood level (25-OH vitamin D) is what matters: any dosage that produces an adequate level is in principle fine. Because levels are rarely checked in practice, a maintenance dose of around 2000 IU (50 mcg) per day is a good choice for most adults. Take vitamin D with a meal that contains fat; the time of day is less important. (Review: Android Health Clinic.)
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Product page/label · vitamin D scorecard v1.2 · scored according to the criteria of Android Health Clinic
Model version 1.2 · 21 October 2026 · version history
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