90 | Tablets
VEGAN l NON-GMO l GLUTEN-FREE l DAIRY-FREE l SOY-FREE
Maximum-strength; 2,500 IU of vitamin D to help prevent vitamin D deficiency in people at risk, with just one small pill per day
One in three Canadians may be at risk; those most at risk for vitamin D deficiency include the elderly, vegetarians and people who follow a low-protein diet, as well as people with darker skin or who get little unprotected sun exposure
Easy to take; a tiny tablet
Premium quality; tablets are non-GMO, gluten free, and dairy free. They are also soy free and contain no animal gelatin.
Vitamin D 2,500 IU (SISU)
Medical Ingredient:
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Vitamin D (cholecalciferol) 62.5 mcg (2500 IU)
Non-medicinal ingredients:
- Tablet: croscarmellose sodium, magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose
Dosage: Adults 18 years and older, take one (1) tablet per day. To be taken with an adequate intake of calcium. Consult a health care practitioner for use beyond 6 months.
Contains no: dairy or gluten
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Promoting a healthy, balanced lifestyle is SISU's passion. Remaining a trusted source of premium natural health products is their mission. They couldn't do either of these things without a set of earth-friendly, customer-centred guidelines as outlined below.
From SISU
We respect our customers’ rights to, and demand for, products that work and are safe – we choose proven dosages and clinically-proven ingredients, which work to reduce allergens while aiming to be 100% gluten free and non-GMO.
We follow the highest Health Canada standards for formulation, testing, labelling, and marketing – so our customers know the content and value of every Sisu product.
Our premium, signature packaging includes recyclable tin lids and cobalt-blue glass bottles that are 100% recyclable, pharmaceutical grade, non-leaching glass to reduce oxygen, moisture, and light exposure and protect the product within.
Our day-to-day actions enforce our reduce-and-reuse beliefs by eliminating air shipping, using recycled paper packing materials, office paper made from renewable sugar cane instead of virgin wood, and by participating in local recycling programs for paper, plastics, metal, organics, and more.