The amount of vitamin D in supplements can be anything from 9% to 146% of the stated dose, according to a research letter published in the JAMA Internal Medicine.1 Investigators from Kaiser Permanente tested 55 bottles of over-the-counter vitamin D supplement tablets from 12 different manufacturers using high performance liquid chromatography .
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