D3 · Cholecalciferol
Cholecalciferol. IU stands for international units; 1 mcg of vitamin D is equivalent to 40 IU.

5000 IU. Tablets.
Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) in tablet form. A strength of 5000 IU is equivalent to 125 mcg of vitamin D3. Each pack contains 60 tablets; your intake plan is chosen individually.
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Dietary supplement. Not a medicinal product.
The full list of ingredients, including other ingredients, is shown on the product packaging.
Directions and restrictions are shown on the packaging. Consult a healthcare professional and read the directions before you start taking the product.
Consult your doctor before use. The strength of 5000 IU is not a recommended daily dose for everyone.
Do not use if you are sensitive to any of the ingredients. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have a chronic condition or take medicines, discuss use with your doctor.
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More about orderingVitamin D helps the body absorb calcium and maintain normal bone health. D3, or cholecalciferol, is one form of vitamin D.
5000 IU is a high dose and is not suitable for everyone. It exceeds the adult tolerable upper intake level for total daily intake cited by NIH ODS: 4000 IU. Take this dose according to a plan agreed with a healthcare professional.
Cholecalciferol. IU stands for international units; 1 mcg of vitamin D is equivalent to 40 IU.
Yes. For vitamin D, 1 mcg equals 40 international units (IU), so 5000 IU is equivalent to 125 mcg.
No. 5000 IU exceeds the adult upper intake level for total daily intake of 4000 IU. A doctor may recommend a different dose or a temporary plan based on individual needs. The number of tablets in a pack does not mean it is a ready-made 60-day course.
A healthcare professional will determine whether testing is needed and advise on an intake plan based on your circumstances. Vitamin D status is assessed using 25(OH)D; you should not use a single result to decide your own dose.
Check the vitamin D content of everything you take to avoid doubling up on the dose. If you take medicines or have a chronic condition, discuss use with your doctor.