Nutricost MCT Oil Softgels 1000mg, 300 SFG (3,000mg Serv) - Great for Keto, Ketosis, and Ketogenic Diets Review

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Overview

Nutricost's MCT Oil Softgels come in a 300 count bottle, with each coconut-flavored softgel delivering 1,000 mg of MCT oil. A full serving stacks three softgels for 3,000 mg, and the gluten free, non-GMO formula is aimed at people following gluten free or ketogenic-style eating who want portable oil without measuring cups or drips.

At $25.95 for 300 softgels, it works out to a reasonable per-softgel cost for a supply that can last for weeks depending on how many servings a day you take. Close to 2,700 customer ratings averaging 4.5 stars, plus roughly 1,000 units bought in the past month, point to steady, consistent demand.

As with any supplement, it's worth talking to a healthcare professional before adding this or any new product to your routine, especially if you're already managing a medical condition.

Specifications

Performance notes

Each of the 300 softgels is coconut flavored and contains 1,000 mg of MCT oil, so a 3-softgel serving lines up with the label's 3,000 mg claim. The gluten free formula is labeled for metabolism management, and non-GMO sourcing is called out on the package for shoppers checking ingredient sourcing.

What buyers say

With roughly 2,700 ratings averaging 4.5 stars and about 1,000 units bought in the past month, buyer sentiment looks solidly positive and consistent for a softgel-format MCT product.