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Swisse Ultiboost Vitamin D 1000 IU 400 Caps $16.39 / $14.75 with S&S + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $39 Spend) @ Amazon AU

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Bone & Teeth Health: Supports the development and maintenance of healthy bones and teeth.

Increased Absorption: Vitamin D3 assists the absorption and utilisation of calcium, which helps maintain healthy bone density.

Vitamin D3 is retained in the bloodstream more effectively when compared to vitamin D2 (synthetic). Now you can take all the D you ever wanted.

Muscle Health: Vitamin D helps support muscle function.
Immune Health: Supports a healthy immune system.

Also available:

Cenovis Sugarless C 500mg - Chewable Vitamin C Tablets - 300 Tablets $14

Cenovis Men's Multi $16 - Once daily 100 caps

Cenovis Women's Multi $16 - Once daily 100 caps

Cenovis 50+ Multi $16 - Once daily 100 caps

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  • +4

    With all this lockdown thing, we all could use some vitamin D alright :(

  • +1

    that's a phat D

  • +1

    Not the case of more is better. Especially considering that vitamin D is not really a vitamin, but hormone. Careful, careful, total consumption above 4000IU daily can result in side effects. Consult with your doctor!

  • +2

    No deal - not a suppository.

  • +1

    These were half price at Woolworth only a couple of months ago

    • +1

      They were 1/2 price at Coles last week.

      • +1

        my local coles sell the 250caps which I think is the one you are referring to. I found buying the 400pack much cheaper.

        the only place cheaper than this is chemist warehouse at $14 when on sale..

        good deal OP

  • -8

    Sunlight is free. How many Australians have rickets?

    Swisse have been shown over and over to be totally devoid of morals. Can you put that in a pill?

    • +4

      It's not uncommon for people to be unable to convert Vitamin D, hence the need for pills

    • +1

      Swisse have been shown over and over to be totally devoid of morals. Can you put that in a pill?

      A Trump™ pill?

  • These and most other famous brands are synthetic vitamins, not natural, hence the shelf life, they are likely to be more damaging to the body than beneficial. Nothing against this deal, was just very disappointed when I learnt this recently.

    • Damaging in what way?

      • Ask yourself one simple question, how is the shelf life of 'natural' vitamins possibly so long? You might think of preservatives, but with synthetic the source chemicals it comes from is far far worse than one can imagine.

        https://youtu.be/-qE0bgthg-I
        https://youtu.be/YZ3s5XTOibE

        • What difference does it matter how it is made? You get the same chemical compound. If it wasn't the same it wouldn't function.

          • @doheedo: You assume science knows everything when science itself admits that it doesn't. Science is all discovery and manipulation / modification, not creation.

            The base raw material of a fruit or vegetable supplement ought to be a fruit or vegetable, each to their own if some prefer their source of fruits and vegetables to be crude oil, acetone, and all such things of non-edible (+harmful) origin.

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