Solgar
Solgar vitamins, minerals and supplements, from vitamin D3, B-complex and vitamin C to zinc, magnesium, iron, fish oil and herbal extracts, for people building a daily supplement routine.
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Solgar Dry Vitamin E with Yeast-Free Selenium Vegetable Capsules (CLEARANCE: Best by May 31, 2026)
Solgar
Clearance$10.99 $17.99In stock
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Solgar Reishi Shiitake Maitake Mushroom Extract (CLEARANCE: Best by October 31, 2026)
Solgar
Clearance$12.99 $18.74In stock
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About Solgar
Solgar's range at Netrition covers single vitamins, minerals, oils and herbal extracts. You will find vitamin D3 in 400 IU and 1000 IU strengths, B-Complex "50" and "100", Ester-C Plus 1000mg and Vitamin C 1000mg, vitamin E 400 IU, zinc in picolinate, chelated and 50mg forms, magnesium citrate and magnesium with B6, Gentle Iron 25mg, omega 3 fish oil, cod liver oil and evening primrose oil, plus milk thistle, turmeric root extract, choline and CoQ-10. Many products are gluten free and dairy free.
How to choose
- Strength: compare the amount per serving, such as vitamin D3 at 10mcg (400 IU) or 25mcg (1000 IU).
- Form of the nutrient: zinc comes as picolinate or chelated, iron as bisglycinate, magnesium as citrate.
- Delivery: tablets, softgels and vegetable capsules are all here, so pick the one you will take consistently.
- Diet needs: many products are gluten free and dairy free, and one glucosamine formula is labeled shellfish free.
Some people start with a multinutrient such as Formula VM-2000 and add single nutrients from there. Other Solgar items here include L-Theanine 150 mg, B-Complex "100" and Triple Strength Omega-3 950mg.
Frequently asked questions
What strengths of Solgar vitamin D3 are available?
This collection includes Solgar Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol) 10mcg (400 IU) Softgels and 25mcg (1000 IU) Tablets.
Does Solgar make a gentle iron supplement?
Yes. Solgar Gentle Iron 25mg uses iron bisglycinate.
How do I know which Solgar supplements are right for me?
Start with the label for the amount per serving and directions, then ask your doctor or pharmacist about the right amounts and any interactions with medications you take.
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