Nature Made Plant Sourced Vitamin E 267 mg softgels (400 IU) d-Alpha, 3-pack vs Nutricost Vitamin E 400 IU 240 Softgels (3 Bottles)
Overall winner: Nature Made Plant Sourced Vitamin E 267 mg softgels (400 IU) d-Alpha, 3-pack
Key Differences
Nature Made (A) offers plant-sourced d-alpha vitamin E in a 100-softgel bottle and is listed at a lower price tier with a higher average rating and far more reviews. Nutricost (B) comes as three 240-count bottles (higher total count), emphasizes non-GMO and gluten-free labeling but contains soybean oil and has mixed feedback about pill size
Nature Made Plant Sourced Vitamin E 267 mg softgels (400 IU) d-Alpha, 3-pack
Plant-sourced Vitamin E 267 mg (400 IU) d-Alpha softgels for antioxidant support. Includes a 300-day supply across bottles; take 1 softgel daily with water and a meal. Users note quality and value with skin and immune benefits, though some report stickiness and questions about natural ingredients
Pros
- plant-sourced vitamin e
- large 300-day supply
- easy to swallow softgels
- supports immune and skin health
Cons
- some customers report capsules stick together
- mixed feedback on natural vs synthetic ingredients
Nutricost Vitamin E 400 IU 240 Softgels (3 Bottles)
Vitamin E supplement with 400 IU per capsule and 240 softgels per bottle. Noted for good value and skin health support, with easy-to-swallow capsules. Some customers mention soybean oil content
Pros
- 400 IU vitamin E per capsule
- high capsule count per bottle
- non-GMO
- gluten free
Cons
- contains soybean oil
- varied pill size feedback
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Nature Made |
| Durability | Tie |
| Versatility | Nature Made |
| User Reviews | Nature Made |