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Wild Nutrition’s Food-Grown Vitamin D supplement delivers 1000 IU of naturally sourced Vitamin D3 in a clean, capsule form designed for superior absorption. Backed by scientific studies and ethical sourcing, it supports muscle function, bone strength, and immune health—perfect for professionals seeking a reliable, year-round wellness boost.
















| ASIN | B01NH53FZV |
| Best Sellers Rank | 100,612 in Health & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Health & Personal Care ) 620 in Vitamin D |
| Brand | Wild Nutrition |
| Brand Name | Wild Nutrition |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 38 Reviews |
| Diet Type | Kosher, Vegetarian |
| Diet type | Kosher, Vegetarian |
| Manufacturer | Wild Nutrition |
| Manufacturer Contact Information | Made for: Wild Nutrition Ltd, The Old Brewery, Thomas Street, Lewes, BN7 2FQ. |
| Unit Count | 30 count |
| Unit count | 30 count |
D**K
Wild quality
I really like Wild as a complany and so far I trust their quality assurance for their products. Yes this is pricey, but I feel it is worht it for the quality. If Wild's claims are true that the vitamin D is better absorbed and retained than other brands then it makes sense to go for quality over price point.
S**N
Good quality
Really good quality and trusted product. An important supplement for women especially.
A**I
Food Based Vitamin D: first class product & company
Wild Nutrition is an established & respectable brand, sold in high end health food shops (as to differentiate to many cheap quality vitamins are sold on Amazon). Leading nutritional therapist Henrietta Norton founded Wild Nutrition in 2013 with husband Charlie. This is a premium product, as you can tell from the packaging. 100% natural (no false claims here!). Vitamin D3 is the most absorbable type of vitamin D. Fermented Vitamin D3 supports the immune system and strong bones & teeth. This food based vitamin (btw food grown vitamin supplements are the best in my view) is made with Nutrient-enhanced Yeast (providing Vitamin D3), Heat-treated brown rice powder and Vegetable Cellulose (capsule shell). However, I'm not quite sure this is the best format for vitamin D. Generally, it's advised to take vitamin D in an oil soluble form (especially MCT from coconut oil or lanolin) because vitamin D is fat soluble. However, fermented foods are a trend now & hyped on their nutritious nature. Plus this one is lanolin based. Having said that, this is supposed to be 113% more absorbable & scientifically proven.. Also, this one aids in calcium absorption as well as supporting immune support (as mentioned before) + bones & teeth.. This is a really awesome product as it aids the immune support so ideal for winter when there's no sun. As it's summer now & quite sunny, I can't fully give comments on it's effectiveness yet but will update once I fully try it. How to take: Daily Intake 1 capsule per day, morning or night. When to take Can be taken with or without food. I have to wait ***Some tips on buying vitamins: many conventional supplements use a filler called microcrystalline cellulose aka HMPC as a non-medicinal ingredient to fill up capsules. Unfortunately, this can have a negative effect on your health. Microcrystalline cellulose is made from wood chips and manufacturers do NOT have to disclose on the label how much is in the supplement, though it can be up to 95% in some cases. some of the symptoms of ingesting microcrystalline cellulose like gas and bloating, inflammation, allergic reactions like hives and rashes, nausea, and vomiting (though extreme reactions are rare, these binders aren't good for you as your body has to use up more resources & energy to digest them). Hence always looking for supplements that are made without fillers or flow agents. three things that should NEVER be in your vitamins. Nutritionists advise titanium and silicon dioxide should NEVER be in your vitamins. Titanium dioxide is an ingredient that is banned in the EU. magnesium stearate is not magnesium but a flow agent to make things run faster during product, but has never been tested for long-time human consumption and should NEVER be in your vitamins. microcrystalline cellulose is a filler commonly used in vitamins and should NEVER be in your vitamins. Dr. Janine recommends looking for whole-food vitamins made without fillers and flow agents.Most (I'd say over 90% of vitamins & supplements on the market) contain capsule shells made of HMPC or other bad ingredients which we should avoid.
D**N
High-Quality Vitamin D from a Trusted Brand
I like that these vitamin D capsules are food-grown rather than synthetic — they feel more gentle on my system and haven’t caused any digestive discomfort. Easy to swallow and no weird aftertaste. I’ve been taking one each morning and I feel more steady energy and better sleep overall. A solid, clean option from a brand I trust.
T**Y
Work well but wasteful packaging
I have come to trust Wild Nutrition as a brand after trying several of their products in the past. They give me confidence in the quality and absorption of their products and while I don't expect dramatic changes straight away, vitamin D is one supplement where I genuinely notice a difference in my general well-being, especially through the winter months. I certainly have felt better after taking these for a month! The capsules themselves are excellent and really easy to swallow. They are small, smooth, and have no aftertaste. That alone makes the daily habit easier to stick with. You get 30 capsules per jar, so it’s a one-month supply at the recommended dose. The packaging certainly gives a premium feel. The amber glass bottle is protective and tamper-sealed, which adds to the sense of quality. However, the bottle is far larger than it needs to be, and I was genuinely disappointed by how under-filled it is. For a brand that appears to value wellness and integrity, the excess packaging feels wasteful and unnecessary. It’s a small thing, but in today’s world, thoughtful packaging matters. They are also quite expensive compared to other supplements out there.
B**S
Becoming a trusted brand for me
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.
B**S
As described
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.
J**E
Vitamin D with attractive marketing
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 Capsules I 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.
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