Amazing Formulas Vitamin D3 in Virgin Coconut Oil 5000IU Per Serving 180 Softgels Supplement | Non-GMO | Gluten Free

I love the fact that they are organic. I have been following an organic diet as much as possible and I a grateful for yet another healthful opportunity.

I only take it 2x a week. Don't want to over do it. But it's great that the carrier oil is Coconut oil. I like that. Bought the K2 separately.

I like that I can just take this pill and not have to worry about eating something “fatty” with a normal pill. Super easy to take!

This vitamin D product is very easy to swallow. No after taste or stomach upset. Great product %26 price. I will buy again.

I have taken the whole bottle and will say that this brand is of D3 with coconut oil I believe has made a change in my overall health. Including this supplement with other lifestyle changes I am feeling much better and able to do more activities. I take this supplement in the morning and for me I feel so ready for my day plus I like that it has coconut oil in it. I will continue taking this supplement aka Sunshine in a capsule. I trust this product and will continue to use it for bone health and wellness.

These were easy to swallow. I like the combination of vitamins.

Like these. Have been using for several years.

Good price and was delivered on time.

This looks like a good product. It wax supposed to come in one day and ended up being 5 days. The seller had put some kind of restriction on it that customer service had to contact them to remove. After 3 calls to customer service, I finally got my product. I will probably not order this again because it came from a third party seller. They give you no information and it is not worth the aggravation

I re-ordered the same item that I ordered before and it is a completely different product. The last time I got it, the ingredients were organic virgin coconut oil, gelatin, glycerin, and purified water. Ordering with the same UPC code, it now contains non-organic virgin coconut oil, gelatin, glycerin, Sorbitol, sodium methylparaben, and sodium propylparaben. There is no indication on the listing or on the label that the ingredients are vastly different. If you just go by the UPC code, you'll think it's the right thing. This should be illegal. If you change the product, it should have a different upc code.