Overview
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Possibly Effective
Based on 1 Research
7
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 46 Reviews
8.2
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 1 Softgel
Amount Per Serving
%DV
Vitamin A (from Retinyl Palmitate and Fish Liver Oil)
7,500 mcg
833%
Top Medical Research Studies
7
We examined the role of vitamin A in helping children recover from upper respiratory infections.
In our case control study involving children aged 4-6, we found that those with respiratory infections had lower vitamin A levels compared to healthy kids.
Surprisingly, while vitamin A seems to support airway function during recovery, children with wheezing did not show the same benefits.
Overall, vitamin A appears vital for maintaining healthy respiratory function, especially when kids are fighting off infections.
In our case control study involving children aged 4-6, we found that those with respiratory infections had lower vitamin A levels compared to healthy kids.
Surprisingly, while vitamin A seems to support airway function during recovery, children with wheezing did not show the same benefits.
Overall, vitamin A appears vital for maintaining healthy respiratory function, especially when kids are fighting off infections.
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Most Useful Reviews
9
Strengthened mucous membranes
26 people found this helpful
I have been taking 75000 IU of vitamin A daily for six months, and my eyesight has improved! Even when I catch a common cold, my throat is less sore, and I feel my mucous membranes have strengthened significantly. I believe this is enhanced by my intake of protein and other vitamins and minerals alongside vitamin A.
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9
Supports vision health
19 people found this helpful
Vitamin A is crucial for eyesight and skin health. I often notice eye strain from computer use, and my mother, who has type 2 diabetes, has also benefited from its effects on vision. We take 1-2 capsules weekly, and I've noticed fewer symptoms of the common cold, as well as improved skin texture.
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9
Improves night vision
14 people found this helpful
I’ve been consuming 25,000 IU of vitamin A daily for three years. It aids my night vision, improves hair and nail growth, and hydrates my skin. Few people can convert beta-carotene into retinol, causing widespread deficiency. Vitamin A is vital for skin, eyes, and immunity, and I’ve addressed my deficiencies with supplements.
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Medical Researches
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Possibly Effective
Based on 1 Research
7
- All Researches
7
We examined the role of vitamin A in helping children recover from upper respiratory infections.
In our case control study involving children aged 4-6, we found that those with respiratory infections had lower vitamin A levels compared to healthy kids.
Surprisingly, while vitamin A seems to support airway function during recovery, children with wheezing did not show the same benefits.
Overall, vitamin A appears vital for maintaining healthy respiratory function, especially when kids are fighting off infections.
In our case control study involving children aged 4-6, we found that those with respiratory infections had lower vitamin A levels compared to healthy kids.
Surprisingly, while vitamin A seems to support airway function during recovery, children with wheezing did not show the same benefits.
Overall, vitamin A appears vital for maintaining healthy respiratory function, especially when kids are fighting off infections.
Read More
User Reviews
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 46 Reviews
8.2
- All Reviews
- Positive Reviews
- Negative Reviews
9
Strengthened mucous membranes
26 people found this helpful
I have been taking 75000 IU of vitamin A daily for six months, and my eyesight has improved! Even when I catch a common cold, my throat is less sore, and I feel my mucous membranes have strengthened significantly. I believe this is enhanced by my intake of protein and other vitamins and minerals alongside vitamin A.
Read More
9
Supports vision health
19 people found this helpful
Vitamin A is crucial for eyesight and skin health. I often notice eye strain from computer use, and my mother, who has type 2 diabetes, has also benefited from its effects on vision. We take 1-2 capsules weekly, and I've noticed fewer symptoms of the common cold, as well as improved skin texture.
Read More
9
Improves night vision
14 people found this helpful
I’ve been consuming 25,000 IU of vitamin A daily for three years. It aids my night vision, improves hair and nail growth, and hydrates my skin. Few people can convert beta-carotene into retinol, causing widespread deficiency. Vitamin A is vital for skin, eyes, and immunity, and I’ve addressed my deficiencies with supplements.
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9
Clear skin noticed
5 people found this helpful
My son and I take 25,000 IU of vitamin A daily for a month, then take a month off. This regimen clears my dry skin and his acne remarkably fast. Many people endure similar symptoms for years, unaware it’s due to vitamin A deficiency.
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7.5
Eases throat symptoms
5 people found this helpful
Following a high-protein diet, I take vitamin A each night, usually one tablet. If my throat feels uncomfortable, I take two tablets and find that symptoms of the common cold disappear by the next day. It’s an essential addition to my routine.
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Frequently Asked Questions
9
Cold symptoms relief
1 people found this helpful
It works well for me; I take it daily, increasing to 100,000 IU at the first sign of a common cold, which I feel makes a noticeable difference.
7.5
Effective relief
4 people found this helpful
It works for my sore throat. When I catch a common cold, my throat hurts, and I usually recover in two days taking two capsules. If it's severe, I take four, and I feel better within a day.
9
Cold recovery assist
3 people found this helpful
Vitamin A saved me from an extended viral infection. I took it with vitamin C, and my cold symptoms greatly improved within three days. I also give it to my 4-year-old by piercing the capsule, and it works wonders at the first signs of illness.
9
Supports vision health
19 people found this helpful
Vitamin A is crucial for eyesight and skin health. I often notice eye strain from computer use, and my mother, who has type 2 diabetes, has also benefited from its effects on vision. We take 1-2 capsules weekly, and I've noticed fewer symptoms of the common cold, as well as improved skin texture.
9
Eye health boost
This powerful Vitamin A supplement positively impacted my eye health and immunity. It arrived well-packaged, and after consistent use, I've noticed less eye fatigue and clarity in vision. I'm also less likely to catch common colds now. The price is reasonable and the ingredients are natural, making me very satisfied with this product.
9
Improves night vision
14 people found this helpful
I’ve been consuming 25,000 IU of vitamin A daily for three years. It aids my night vision, improves hair and nail growth, and hydrates my skin. Few people can convert beta-carotene into retinol, causing widespread deficiency. Vitamin A is vital for skin, eyes, and immunity, and I’ve addressed my deficiencies with supplements.
7.5
Eases throat symptoms
5 people found this helpful
Following a high-protein diet, I take vitamin A each night, usually one tablet. If my throat feels uncomfortable, I take two tablets and find that symptoms of the common cold disappear by the next day. It’s an essential addition to my routine.
9
Clear skin noticed
5 people found this helpful
My son and I take 25,000 IU of vitamin A daily for a month, then take a month off. This regimen clears my dry skin and his acne remarkably fast. Many people endure similar symptoms for years, unaware it’s due to vitamin A deficiency.
7.5
Reduced throat discomfort
8 people found this helpful
After taking these tablets daily for half a year, I've found that when I feel discomfort in my throat, doubling the dose prevents it from worsening. I've avoided cold medications lately, and I’ve noticed clearer vision and improved eye health while using this product.
9
Prevents common colds
4 people found this helpful
I have used vitamin A throughout my life, both for myself and my children. It greatly aids in preventing the common cold when taken alongside vitamin C, with symptoms dissipating within a few days. It also promotes deep restful sleep without side effects.
9
Cold relief dose
1 people found this helpful
I take 100,000 IU for three days when I have a common cold.
9
Powerful anti-viral
3 people found this helpful
I've been using this Vitamin A for some time and find it a quality product for the price. Derived from fish liver oil, it serves as a powerful anti-viral, especially in high doses. Combined with Vitamin D, it has helped me avoid common colds this season.
9
Fast recovery
1 people found this helpful
It worked for a severe throat cold. I had a damaged throat lining and was coughing. After taking it 2-3 times a day, I was completely cured in about three days. While 10,000 IU is sufficient for daily use, taking 27,000 IU caused confusion for me.
9
Prevention advice
1 people found this helpful
If you sense a common cold coming, taking four capsules a day for a few days is effective.
7
We examined the role of vitamin A in helping children recover from upper respiratory infections.
In our case control study involving children aged 4-6, we found that those with respiratory infections had lower vitamin A levels compared to healthy kids.
Surprisingly, while vitamin A seems to support airway function during recovery, children with wheezing did not show the same benefits.
Overall, vitamin A appears vital for maintaining healthy respiratory function, especially when kids are fighting off infections.
In our case control study involving children aged 4-6, we found that those with respiratory infections had lower vitamin A levels compared to healthy kids.
Surprisingly, while vitamin A seems to support airway function during recovery, children with wheezing did not show the same benefits.
Overall, vitamin A appears vital for maintaining healthy respiratory function, especially when kids are fighting off infections.
References
- Amaral CT, Pontes NN, Maciel BL, Bezerra HS, Triesta AN, et al. Vitamin A deficiency alters airway resistance in children with acute upper respiratory infection. Pediatr Pulmonol. 2013;48:481. doi:10.1002/ppul.22621
