Carlyle Vitamin D 10000 IU 400 Softgels | Value Size | Max Potency | Non-GMO, Gluten Free Supplement Review

Our scorecard

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Overview

This Carlyle product is a 400-count softgel bottle formulated at 10,000 IU of vitamin D per serving, labeled non-GMO and gluten free. Carlyle markets it as a value-size, max-potency option, aimed at buyers who want a large supply without paying a premium price.

At $12.49 for 400 softgels, the per-unit cost is low relative to smaller bottles in this category, and the product has built up one of the largest review counts in this lineup, at more than 22,000 reviews.

The label describes it simply as a nutritional supplement, without more specific benefit claims tied to bone, heart, or immune support, so shoppers wanting a more detailed claim on the label may want to compare it against other options.

Specifications

Performance notes

This is a softgel-form Vitamin D3 supplement sold in a 400-count bottle, gluten free, delivering a 10,000 IU dose per serving. The label states it generally as a nutritional supplement without more specific benefit claims.

What buyers say

A 4.8 rating from about 22,400 reviews and 5,000 bought in the past month makes this one of the largest review counts in this lineup, suggesting broad, consistent satisfaction at a value price.