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Supplements

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General information only, not medical advice. Ask a doctor or pharmacist before starting a supplement, especially if you are pregnant, take medicines or have a health condition.

Daily Values

The FDA publishes one reference figure, the Daily Value, for each nutrient. It is the figure behind the %DV printed on Supplement Facts labels. Source: FDA, Daily Value on the Nutrition and Supplement Facts Labels, content current as of March 5, 2024. Amounts by age, sex and pregnancy, and upper limits, are in the NIH fact sheets linked in the table.

IngredientFDA Daily ValueNIH fact sheet
Vitamin A900 mcg RAENIH ODS
Vitamin B61.7 mgNIH ODS
Vitamin B122.4 mcgNIH ODS
Vitamin C90 mgNIH ODS
Vitamin D20 mcgNIH ODS
Vitamin E15 mg alpha-tocopherolNIH ODS
Vitamin K120 mcgNIH ODS
Folate400 mcg DFENIH ODS
Calcium1300 mgNIH ODS
Iron18 mgNIH ODS
Magnesium420 mgNIH ODS
Zinc11 mgNIH ODS
Potassium4700 mgNIH ODS
Selenium55 mcgNIH ODS
Iodine150 mcgNIH ODS
Whey protein50 g (FDA nutrient: protein)to be verified
Omega-3none listed by the FDANIH ODS
Taurinenone listed by the FDAto be verified
Creatinenone listed by the FDAto be verified

Comparisons

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