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Nature Made Melatonin 100% Drug Free Sleep Aid for Adults 2.5mg Gummies - 80ct

$8.59($0.10/count)
was $11.39
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Nature Made CoQ10 200mg Softgels for Heart Health Support - 40ct

Nature Made Burp-less Ultra Omega 3 from Fish Oil 1400 mg Softgels

Nature Made Fish Oil 1000 mg Softgels, USP Verified - 250ct

Nature Made Vitamin E 450 mg (1000 IU) dl-Alpha Softgels, USP Verified - 60ct

$10.69
was $17.99
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Across Nature Made energy products, vitamin B12 amounts vary by formula. Many list 1,000 mcg per serving, while some list 500 mcg or 30 mcg per serving depending on the product.

Formulas commonly include other B vitamins such as vitamin B6, biotin, niacin, folic acid and broader B-complex blends. Some products also add ingredients like chromium picolinate or a green tea phytosome.

The products state they support energy metabolism by helping convert or break down food into cellular energy and note they can help reduce fatigue for people low in B12.

Nature Made energy supplements are offered in multiple forms, including tablets, gummies, softgels and capsules.

Package counts shown include 60, 80, 90, 150 and 160 counts. Some product listings specify a supply length (examples: 30-, 40-, 60-, 75- and 90-day supplies), while others do not state a supply length.

Product details commonly highlight gluten-free labeling and additive claims such as no artificial flavors, no artificial sweeteners, no synthetic dyes/no artificial colors and no high fructose corn syrup. Some listings also state “no preservatives” or “no color added,” and a few note United States Pharmacopeia (USP) verification.

Common cautions include “Take only as directed,” and advice to consult a physician if you are taking medications, are pregnant or nursing, or have medical conditions. Some product descriptions warn that biotin can interfere with lab tests, and at least one listing cautions not to use the product if the safety seal under the cap is broken or missing.

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