Now Foods High Potency Vitamn D3 2,000 IU 240 Sofgels - 0377 Now Foods High Potency Vitamn D3 2,000 IU 240 Sofgels - 0377

Introducing the Now Foods High Potency Vitamin D3 2,000 IU Softgels—because who needs sunshine when you can pop a little capsule of daylight? These softgels are like tiny, soft hugs for your bones, providing the essential Vitamin D3 that helps maintain strong bones and teeth, supports immune function, and promotes overall health.*

With 240 softgels in each bottle, that’s 240 days of pretending you’re sunbathing on a tropical island, minus the sunburn and sand in awkward places. Perfect for those who prefer their vitamins without the tan lines. And at 2,000 IU per softgel, it’s like getting a sun-kissed glow from the inside out, without the need for SPF 50.

So, whether you're a vampire who avoids daylight or just someone who prefers their sunshine in a bottle, Now Foods High Potency Vitamin D3 is here to brighten your day. Just remember, it’s a supplement, not a substitute for a good old walk in the park.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.

Introducing the Now Foods High Potency Vitamin D3 2,000 IU Softgels—because who needs sunshine when you can pop a little capsule of daylight? These softgels are like tiny, soft hugs for your bones, providing the essential Vitamin D3 that helps maintain strong bones and teeth, supports immune function, and promotes overall health.*

With 240 softgels in each bottle, that’s 240 days of pretending you’re sunbathing on a tropical island, minus the sunburn and sand in awkward places. Perfect for those who prefer their vitamins without the tan lines. And at 2,000 IU per softgel, it’s like getting a sun-kissed glow from the inside out, without the need for SPF 50.

So, whether you're a vampire who avoids daylight or just someone who prefers their sunshine in a bottle, Now Foods High Potency Vitamin D3 is here to brighten your day. Just remember, it’s a supplement, not a substitute for a good old walk in the park.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.