GenOne Calgen D3 Vitamin D3 60,000 iu Capsules for Boosting Immunity, Healthy Bones and Strong Muscles (20 Softgels)

It was prescribed by the doctor . It works absolutely well.

I’ve been naturally severely vitamin D deficient for years (even with endless amounts of sun in Florida) and my doctor has me on at least 10,000 IU daily with a high-dose boost once a week. These 60,000 IU softgels are exactly what I need for that weekly dose, and it’s great to have a supplement that matches my prescription level.Since staying consistent with high dose vitamin D, I’ve noticed improvements in my energy, mood, and overall weight management. It’s an essential part of my routine and having it in one easy to take pill makes it so much simpler to stick to. Highly recommend if you’re managing a serious deficiency like I am.

I wanted to like these high dose vitamin D capsules, but something about them feels off to me. The packaging is unusual and overly complicated. Inside the main box are several smaller individual cardboard boxes, each containing a blister pack of pills. Maybe that is standard in India, but it feels strange and overdone from the perspective of someone living in the cornfields of the Midwest. It is not what I am used to, and it gave me a weird first impression.The capsules themselves are small and easy to take, but the dose listed on the box is only 600 IU per pill. That is way lower than what I normally take. The ones I get at my local pharmacy include 2,000 IU per pill, and those are already considered a standard supplement. I cannot understand why these would be marketed as high dose when the numbers do not add up. The branding claims 60,000 IU, but if that is across a whole pack or spread over multiple capsules, it is confusing and poorly labeled.Beyond that, I just do not trust this product. The origin and presentation make me uneasy, and I have no real way of validating the ingredients or the claimed potency. For something like vitamin D, which plays a big role in health, I want to be confident about what I am taking. I will be sticking with the supplements I get from my local pharmacy. They cost less, feel more straightforward, and give me peace of mind. Two stars.

Labeling is hard to understand. It says in the description 60000IU per capsule, but each capsule is about the equivalent of 3 of my 5000IU capsules, so I'm guessing it's 60000IU per pack of 4, as that is how they are packaged. Either way, it is not worth $13 for only 20 capsules if they are only 15000IU each. If they are really 60000IU per capsule, I'm not sure how that is, and I'm also not sure I want to take that much Vit. D at any one time. Also, if you are taking a Vit. D supplement...you may want to research taking it with Vit. K. Overall, I do not recommend this product.

The GENONE Calgen D3 Vitamin D3 Capsules have become a reliable part of my wellness routine. With just 20 capsules per pack, it’s a manageable supply that’s easy to keep track of, and I appreciate the simplicity of the dosage. I started taking them to support my immune system and bone health, and I’ve noticed a subtle but steady improvement in my overall energy and muscle recovery. The capsules are easy to swallow and don’t leave any unpleasant aftertaste, which is a big plus. I also like that they’re compact enough to carry in my bag for travel or busy days. For anyone looking to boost their vitamin D intake in a straightforward, effective way, this supplement feels like a smart choice.

There is quite a bit of packaging for this Vitamin D. A box in a box with a blister pack with a gel cap! This should keep the soft gels from getting sticky if you live in a humid environment. I like the dosage of these soft gels, this is the dosage I've taken in the past, but I had to take 3, this is much more convenient, with the vitamin content in one dose. The soft gels are still easy to take, the size is not a problem. The boxes only have about a 3 week supply if you take them daily.

My doctor recommended Vitamin D3 to help with calcium absorption and I’ve taken it for years, but I really like these small gel tablets. And since I travel a lot, the punch-out card with four gel tabs is convenient to slip into my cosmetic bag.

I don't know what this is. The description is extremely confusing and contradictory. The manufacturer says these capsules are 60,000 IU which, if they are, would be an intense amount to take at one time and I'd be afraid to do that without a doctor's approval. The package says they are 600 IU. That is more in line with the norm, and I tend to believe that's what they really are . . . however, I'm not willing to put my health at risk without concrete information. The capsules themselves look to be average size and would probably be easy to swallow. They come in blister packs which probably adds to the high cost of this product. Given the confusion around what these capsules actually are, I am skeptical about the quality and safety and would not recommend them.