WILD NUTRITION Food Grown® Vitamin D Supplements | High Strength Vitamin D 1000iu for Muscle, Bone, and Immune Support | 30 Capsules

Hard to tell if vitamin d makes that much difference. I took these for mood and energy. Very yummy but expensive

Prompt delivery. Competitive price. Company with good values.

Review of: WILD NUTRITION Food Grown® Vitamin D Supplements | Vitamin D 1000iu for Muscle, Bone, and Immune Support | VIT D Made from Naturally Sourced Ingredients | High Strength Vitamin D | 30 CapsulesI have taken vitamin D most days for years now and although it is most useful in winter when we don't get enough exposure to the sun for our bodies to make their own in this cold climate of ours, I take it all year round because I'm getting on a bit and your body is less able to make this vitamin as you age.I have no idea what effect it is having, as I have no way to tell, but I continue to take it because I have 3 siblings with diseases that are associated with low levels of vitamin D. I don't think science knows yet whether the low levels of this vitamin have contributed to the disease or whether the disease has depleted the vitamin levels, but I'm hedging my bets.This is one vitamin that I will continue to take.As for the WILD NUTRITION offering, I really like the claim that the food grown form of vitamin D is more readily absorbed by the body and I also like the fact that there is no added rubbish (filler/bulker) added to the product.The listing made me confused about the country of origin. It says in one of the advertising images that the country of origin is New Jersey, USA, but on the box it says it is made in the UK. Perhaps made here from imported ingredients from the USA? It also says the source is Lanolin. I'm not sure that any produce from USA farmed sheep could be described as 'wild'.For long term use, it is way too expensive for me at £17.50 for a month's supply.

Easy on the stomach, no issues

Great vitamin D tablets, as described and useful for us Brits as we don't get enough sunlight! The packaging looks quite high end too.

I have had a few products from this manufacturer. I do find that the packaging and presentation of the supplements is very professional and a level above some of the other supplements available. I had read some research around taking vitamin D and how important it is for the human body so I saw this as a perfect opportunity to try it. I prefer taking single supplements rather than multivitamins as I find I can customise exactly what my body is taking in. You have to be careful when taking several different vitamins as sometimes the same compound can be included in different multivitamins and you end up taking too much. I found no adverse effects from taking this supplement. They are very easy to swallow and you only require one a day which is great some of the supplements I take require three tablets per day. These seem to be a decent value for money and you know exactly what you are getting as you are getting a single vitamin supplement. I take a range of different vitamins and supplements and it’s difficult to tell if any are having a positive effect. However, I do personally feel a benefit from taking vitamins on a daily basis. I will continue to take these supplements, and I will consider purchasing more from this manufacturer when I need them.

WILD NUTRITION Food Grown® Vitamin D Supplements | Vitamin D 1000iu for Muscle, Bone, and Immune Support | VIT D Made from Naturally Sourced Ingredients | High Strength Vitamin D | 30 Capsules - Vitamin D 1000iu is perfect for me to take daily during winter months, suring summer I take only occasionally, one months supply that costs £17.99 is rather expensive, but capsules are easy to swallow, and it is British manufacturer, adding to trust. I like that it does not have any other ingredients, just vitamin D.

Alright, so here’s the deal. I haven’t started taking these Wild Nutrition Vitamin D capsules yet because I’m still finishing off another brand I’ve been on for a while, the one I usually stick with and trust. That said, these caught my eye for a few reasons: the whole “Food-Grown” approach, the claims around better absorption, and all the talk about being more natural and easier for the body to use.Now, don’t get me wrong, I like the idea behind it, and I respect the clean ingredient angle. But let’s be real, £20 for just 30 capsules feels a bit steep. That’s basically a month’s worth, and if I’m dropping that kind of money, I want to feel a clear difference. Yes, true that they say you can't put price on health, but there's a limit, especially if you have several supplements, more so if they were all this much per month or month's supply.What I do like is that they’ve cut out the fillers and weird stuff you usually find in cheaper supplements.So far, just looking at the brand and packaging, it’s nice, minimal, feels premium, no over-the-top branding or fake buzzwords. But again, it all comes down to whether it actually does anything noticeable after 30 days.