NOW FoodsUltra A & D-3 25,000/1,000

No. The amount of vitamin A in this product makes it NOT suitable for use during pregnancy (or intention to become pregnant) and breastfeeding.

The vitamin D3 in this product comes from lanolin.

Fat-soluble vitamins are best taken during or after a meal, preferably one that contains fat.

Beta-carotene is a plant compound found in, among other things, carrots. It is a provitamin A, which means your body can convert it into vitamin A when needed.

No, these softgels contain, among other things, gelatin and are therefore not suitable for vegetarians or vegans.

Within the EU, vitamin A is declared in retinol equivalents (RE), taking into account the difference in biological activity between vitamin A and beta-carotene. The amount of vitamin A on the label is based on IU as used in the US, with no distinction in source. It is the same content, but with different labeling regulations.