Amazon has 90-Count Nature Made Vitamin D3 2000 IU Softgels (90 Day Supply) on sale for $3.98 - 30% clip coupon on the page - 5% with Subscribe & Save = $2.59. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon has 90-Count Nature Made Vitamin D3 2000 IU Softgels (90 Day Supply) on sale for $3.98 - 30% clip coupon on the page - 5% with Subscribe & Save = $2.59. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Thanks to Community Member NeatNeatNeat for sharing this deal.
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Model: Nature Made Vitamin D3 2000 IU (50 mcg), Dietary Supplement for Bone, Teeth, Muscle and Immune Health Support, 90 Softgels, 90 Day Supply
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A word to the wise!....avoid purchasing any supplement in "softgel" form during warm/hot weather (which is dominating the country currently). These products are destroyed in high temperatures! Either physically (a nice, big clump of goo) and/or their potency is adversely affected.
Trust me....you need to get these products locally, get them home asap, and don't subject them to temps exceeding 86° (which is the absolute max). These products are subjected to insanely high temps during the shipping process!
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A word to the wise!....avoid purchasing any supplement in "softgel" form during warm/hot weather (which is dominating the country currently). These products are destroyed in high temperatures! Either physically (a nice, big clump of goo) and/or their potency is adversely affected.
Trust me....you need to get these products locally, get them home asap, and don't subject them to temps exceeding 86° (which is the absolute max). These products are subjected to insanely high temps during the shipping process!
Last edited by EfficientSnail709 August 2, 2025 at 06:22 PM.
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Why no calcium?
You have it in reverse.... You don't need calcium in order to absorb Vitamin D properly. You need Vitamin D in order to absorb calcium properly. If you're taking a decent multivitamin, there's generally enough calcium for this purpose. You do need adequate magnesium and vitamin K to aid in the proper absorption/directing of Vitamin D.
It's not going to get over 80 here in the next few days. Thanks for your concern.
Good!....but check the tracking to see where it's being shipped from. If it's in a local fulfillment center, fine (maybe?). If it's being shipped from an area that's hotter (which is always a possibility), it's not so fine.
Not to mention that these are not climate-controlled by Amazon. Those warehouses are hotter than the outside temps. I learned all about this when I received a bottle of melted goo! That was the last time I ordered these products online during the summer!
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Good!....but check the tracking to see where it's being shipped from. If it's in a local fulfillment center, fine (maybe?). If it's being shipped from an area that's hotter (which is always a possibility), it's not so fine.
Not to mention that these are not climate-controlled by Amazon. Those warehouses are hotter than the outside temps. I learned all about this when I received a bottle of melted goo! That was the last time I ordered these products online during the summer!
Yeah my fulfillment center is about 20 miles away... most of my orders come from there.
You have it in reverse.... You don't need calcium in order to absorb Vitamin D properly. You need Vitamin D in order to absorb calcium properly. If you're taking a decent multivitamin, there's generally enough calcium for this purpose. You do need adequate magnesium and vitamin K to aid in the proper absorption/directing of Vitamin D.
Good!....but check the tracking to see where it's being shipped from. If it's in a local fulfillment center, fine (maybe?). If it's being shipped from an area that's hotter (which is always a possibility), it's not so fine. Not to mention that these are not climate-controlled by Amazon. Those warehouses are hotter than the outside temps. I learned all about this when I received a bottle of melted goo! That was the last time I ordered these products online during the summer!
Wrong. As a former Amazon supervisor I can assure you the warehouses are temperature controlled and have quite robust air conditioning.
Which you get from a lot of foods most people eat daily like eggs, spinach, cheese, beef, chicken, etc. No need to go looking for K2 supplements if you're already consuming these daily.
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Trust me....you need to get these products locally, get them home asap, and don't subject them to temps exceeding 86° (which is the absolute max). These products are subjected to insanely high temps during the shipping process!
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Trust me....you need to get these products locally, get them home asap, and don't subject them to temps exceeding 86° (which is the absolute max). These products are subjected to insanely high temps during the shipping process!
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank EfficientSnail709
You have it in reverse.... You don't need calcium in order to absorb Vitamin D properly. You need Vitamin D in order to absorb calcium properly. If you're taking a decent multivitamin, there's generally enough calcium for this purpose. You do need adequate magnesium and vitamin K to aid in the proper absorption/directing of Vitamin D.
It'll be useless if it's in "softgel" form and shipped in hot weather!
Good!....but check the tracking to see where it's being shipped from. If it's in a local fulfillment center, fine (maybe?). If it's being shipped from an area that's hotter (which is always a possibility), it's not so fine.
Not to mention that these are not climate-controlled by Amazon. Those warehouses are hotter than the outside temps. I learned all about this when I received a bottle of melted goo! That was the last time I ordered these products online during the summer!
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Not to mention that these are not climate-controlled by Amazon. Those warehouses are hotter than the outside temps. I learned all about this when I received a bottle of melted goo! That was the last time I ordered these products online during the summer!
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