What is the mg equivalent for these 5000 IU soft gels?
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It's converted to mcg....5000 IU × 0.025 = 125 mcg...I believe this is the conversion chart...
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I asked the seller SleepShop directly and here is the answer given: Gel: 4 lbs, Core: 5.4
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The IU varies depending on the substance, but for Vitamin A it is 0.0003 milligrams. Since there are 200,000 iu in this bottle and 56 grams, I calculate 0.06 grams per bottle, or 0.1%
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Very few people need 5,000 IU and bought it only because of all the great reviews on the site, there were many people who liked the high dosage. I had a strange reaction, just felt off for a few days so I went down to 1,000 IU (I had to buy another bottle, these are liquid gel pills), which my doctor said was all that was needed and she was correct. I might build up to 5,000 someday, but not sure if it is needed, a check up or lab report is a good idea but it is very expensive. I would buy the 5,000 IU at your own risk, not a comfortable feeling if you are sensitive to it.
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When i ordered it was for a total of 90 soft gels, the description clearly said how many gels, not sure which one your ordering. I also recommend the 1000mg - we had previously gotten a lesser mg and had to take 2 a day, now only 1
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They are a whopping 1300mg, as it says on the bottle. That's bigger than the vast majority of fish gels out there. Yikes.
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Hello Northwoods Nut...Your assumption is absolutely correct. B12 5000 is 5,000 micro-grams or 5MG. The less expensive product, B12 is 1,000 micro-grams or 1MG. I just called Pure Encapsulations and verified that information with them. I opted for the B12 5000 at my doctors recommendation because my B12 levels were painfully low. All the best to you!
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No. The value is expressed in IU (International Unit). For each substance it has a different mass equivalent. Specifically for the Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) 1 IU = 0.025 micrograms. 2000 IU is equivalent to 50 mg, which is 500% of the required daily value.
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For the serving size of 3 soft gels, there are 255-900 I.U. of vitamin A and 1-12 I.U. of Vitamin D
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just checked the jar... it says combined content of vitamins E, A and D is over 200,000 IU. but keep in mind this is for the entire jar which is 16 oz. For 1 oz jar it would be equal to 12,500 IU.
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the label is correct; 120 softgels. I'd compare the price with that of the PRN site.
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Each softgel is 1,200mg in size, so they are about average for fish softgels. Nordic Naturals Ultimate Omega, for instance is 1,000mg per softgel. Omegavia is 1,300mg per softgel. That's about as big as they go. I wish they made these in 500 or even 600mg size. Their size now is ok, but I would like a smaller one, too. However, that would be more expensive and mean taking twice as many softgels. :)
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Sorry I would be of no help, I bought it but never ended up using it. I just use 1 magnesium supplement every day. 500 mg.
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600 mg Calcium (as Calcium citrate)500 IU Vitamin D (as D3 cholecalciferol 0
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Slightly smaller, but the gel caps are wasier to swallow than capsules anyway. I have had trouble finding 200IU packages, eveything seems to be moving to 400IU since it sells better. I prefer taking it more often throughout the day instead of less often and such large quantities.
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I think this is the one that was the same ratio-I bought it by accident-Natural Vitality, natural calm plus calcium is more magnesium 230mg calcium-350mg magnesium plus c,d,potassium and boron-you can call them at 866-416-9216
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A serving is defined as two soft gel tablets of 1050 mg. It appears then that each soft gel is 525 mg.