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Nature's Bounty

Nature's Bounty Vitamin D3 Softgels 5000 IU

  • 5000 IU vitamin D3, rapid release
  • 240 softgels, unflavored
  • Dairy free, gluten free, non-GMO
  • Preservative-free

Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A high-strength D3 rapid release softgel in a large bottle for immune support. The listing gives no directions, so the label sets the routine.

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ASIN: B00DN4VCA2Category: Vitamin D Supplements

Overview

Not a chewable or a gummy, this Nature's Bounty product is a rapid release vitamin D3 softgel with no flavor. The listing frames it as immune support, in a large bottle.

A big count and a clean allergen list make it a low-fuss daily supplement. The high strength means it is worth checking the label and with a doctor before long-term use.

Who it's for

Adults with a settled vitamin D routine who like a big bottle and few allergens. Those wanting a gentler strength or a non-capsule format should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Large bottle count
  • High D3 strength
  • Dairy free and gluten free
Cons
  • Directions not listed
  • High strength not for everyone

Performance notes

A rapid release softgel breaks down quickly and the oil carries the fat-soluble vitamin. The listing states the strength but no serving, so intake follows the label.

Specifications

BrandNature's Bounty
FormRapid release softgel
Supplement TypeVitamin D3
DietGluten free
AllergensDairy free, gluten free, non-GMO, preservative-free
Count240 softgels
FlavorUnflavored
BenefitsImmune support
Potency5000 IU

Frequently asked questions

What comes in the Nature's Bounty Vitamin D3 bottle?

The listing describes 240 rapid release softgels. No extras are listed.

Is Nature's Bounty D3 dairy free?

Yes. The allergen field lists dairy free, gluten free, non-GMO and preservative-free.

Is this a gummy?

No. It is a softgel.