Sports Research Vitamin D3 with Coconut MCT Oil 5000 IU
- 5000 IU (125 mcg) vitamin D3 per softgel
- 360 liquid softgels in one bottle
- Coconut MCT oil carrier in the softgel
- Contains tree nuts, gluten free and soy free
- Non-GMO Verified, unflavored
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A high-strength vitamin D3 softgel with a coconut oil carrier, sold in a big count. People who react to nuts need a different product.
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ASIN: B00JGCBGZQCategory: Vitamin D Supplements
Overview
Taking a daily softgel, you get vitamin D3 suspended in coconut MCT oil, which is the carrier the product name points to. The listing positions it for immune and bone support in an unflavored liquid softgel.
A large bottle means a long run of daily use without reordering, and the oil base suits a fat-soluble vitamin. The limit is the allergen line, which lists tree nuts, so coconut-sensitive and nut-allergic users need to read the label closely.
Who it's for
Suited to a regular vitamin D user who would rather swallow one softgel than handle drops or tablets. People with nut allergies, or anyone who wants a gentler dose, should pass.
Pros and cons
- Oil base for a fat-soluble vitamin
- Large count for months of use
- Gluten free and soy free
- Allergen line lists tree nuts
- Strong dose not for every user
- Softgel only, no chewable
Performance notes
Vitamin D is fat soluble, so the coconut oil inside the softgel gives it a lipid carrier for absorption. Taking it with a meal that contains some fat is the usual way to get the most from this kind of supplement.
Specifications
| Brand | Sports Research |
|---|---|
| Form | Softgel |
| Supplement Type | Vitamin D3 |
| Diet | Gluten free, soy free |
| Allergens | Tree nuts |
| Count | 360 softgels |
| Flavor | Unflavored |
| Benefits | Immune support |
| Dose | 5000 IU (125 mcg) |
Frequently asked questions
Is Sports Research Vitamin D3 with coconut MCT oil safe for a tree nut allergy?
The allergen line lists tree nuts, and the carrier is coconut oil. Anyone with a nut allergy should check the label or ask a clinician before use.
How strong is Sports Research Vitamin D3 5000 IU?
Each softgel is 5000 IU, which the title gives as 125 mcg. That is a high-strength dose, so confirm it suits you.
Does this vitamin D3 contain soy or gluten?
The title says gluten and soy free, and the diet field lists gluten free.