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Vitamin A Core

Direct Vitamin A supplements are a good fit when you want a simple retinol-led shortlist without browsing through broader cod liver oil products. This range keeps the focus on straightforward Vitamin A options, including a close A + D formula for people who still want a combined approach.

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    Vitamin A 10,000IU

    $17.90
    $17.50

    Vitamin A is essential for the maintenance of healthy epithelial tissue, which is found in the eyes, skin, respiratory system, GI and urinary tract...

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    Vitamin A & D

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    Vitamin A was the first vitamin to be discovered. It is essential in maintaining good vision and promoting normal growth. It occurs in animal tissu...

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What counts as direct Vitamin A

Direct Vitamin A usually refers to retinol or retinyl-based formulas where Vitamin A itself is the main decision driver. That makes these products feel more targeted than broader omega-led formulas.

When an A + D formula still fits

A combined A + D formula can still be useful when you want a concise supplement rather than a cod liver oil product. The key difference is that the formula is still chosen for Vitamin A first, with Vitamin D included alongside it.

What to compare

Look at potency, serving size, and format first. Softgels and capsules are often the easiest for a simple daily routine. It is also worth checking the label for any high-dose cautions and for pregnancy-specific warnings where relevant.

If you want to compare the wider mixed range, including precursor and cod liver oil options, you can browse Vitamin A - Retinol. For a broader category view, our Vitamin Supplements range is also available.

Common questions

Is this the same as beta carotene?

No. Beta carotene is the precursor form, while the products here focus on direct Vitamin A.

Why keep cod liver oil out of this shortlist?

Because cod liver oil is usually chosen for a broader omega-3 and vitamins A and D combination, which changes the comparison.

Should I check the dose carefully?

Yes. Potency matters with Vitamin A, so label checks are important before you decide what fits your routine.