NOW Foods Vitamin A 10000 IU, 100 Sgels (Pack of 3)

10,000 IU of Vitamin A, times three bottles, because one felt insufficient

Vitamin A shows up on ingredient labels a lot, but nobody ever tells you where it actually goes to work. Turns out it's busy. It supports the health of the tissue lining your eyes, your skin, and your respiratory, digestive, and urinary tracts, which is a lot of real estate for one nutrient to be responsible for. NOW Foods packs 10,000 IU of it into a softgel that's small enough to swallow without a strategy session, and then, in a move I can only describe as "prepared," sells you three bottles at once. That's 300 softgels. You will not run out of Vitamin A this year. You may, in fact, forget you own this much Vitamin A.

What it's actually doing in there

This is preformed Vitamin A, sourced the old fashioned way, which supports normal vision, especially in low light, along with healthy skin and mucous membrane function. It also plays a supporting role in immune system health and helps maintain the epithelial tissue that lines your internal and external surfaces (which, again, is basically everywhere, so this is not a niche nutrient). Nobody's calling Vitamin A flashy. It's more of a maintenance guy. Shows up, keeps the tissue lining functioning the way it's supposed to, doesn't ask for credit.

• Supports healthy vision, including normal function in low-light conditions
• Supports skin health and normal epithelial tissue maintenance
• Supports healthy immune system function
• Supports normal structure and function of the respiratory, GI, and urinary tract linings
• 100 easy-to-swallow softgels per bottle, three bottles per pack
• Made without soy, gluten, or dairy, in a GMP-certified facility

Why the pack of three

A single bottle of Vitamin A is a fine decision. Three bottles is a philosophy. This is a daily nutrient, which means the math on "will I need more later" answers itself pretty quickly, and buying it in bulk just means fewer trips back to the supplement aisle where you inevitably end up buying four things you didn't come for. One softgel a day, taken with a meal since Vitamin A is fat-soluble and prefers not to travel alone, fits into a normal routine without requiring you to think about it much. That's really the goal here. Not glamour. Just consistent support for the tissue that's been quietly doing its job this whole time, whether you noticed or not.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.