Most listings label “extra strength” as 5,000 IU (125 mcg) of vitamin D per serving. One listing in the available details also shows a different per‑serving numeric entry of “Primary dietary ingredient amount per serving: 120 mg”; that alternate figure is not presented as IU or mcg in the provided details, so check the product label or description for clarification.
A serving is described as two gummies. The dosing guidance in the product details also refers to two gummies per day as the stated limit.
The available listings show common bottle counts of 80, 120, and 150 gummies.
Flavors vary by listing. Options shown include raspberry, and others list strawberry, peach, and mango (along with other natural flavors).
The listings commonly promote support for bone, teeth, muscle, and immune health, and note help with calcium absorption.
Several listings state they contain no artificial sweeteners, no high‑fructose corn syrup, and no artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives. The product details also label them gluten‑free.
They are indicated for adults (Suggested Age: 18 years and up; adult use only). The details advise consulting a doctor if you have medical conditions, and the cautions include not taking them if pregnant or nursing, not exceeding two gummies daily, and avoiding use with other vitamin D supplements unless recommended by a healthcare professional.
Some listings state the gummies are produced under cGMP (current Good Manufacturing Practice) guidelines and are third‑party tested; multiple descriptions repeat cGMP and third‑party testing as quality measures.
In the available details, an 80‑count bottle is listed as a 40‑day supply and a 150‑count bottle is listed as a 75‑day supply at the stated dosing. A days‑supply figure for the 120‑count bottle was not provided in the available details.
Listings warn not to exceed two gummies daily and advise not taking them with other supplements that contain vitamin D. They also recommend discussing use with a healthcare professional for conditions such as pregnancy or nursing, kidney disease, hypercalcemia, and certain granulomatous disorders.
