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Hey everyone, just saw this article and thought it was super relevant to our vitamin D gummy discussions! # Are you taking supplements correctly? Here’s a guide on their dosage limits A recent report highlights a crucial, yet often overlooked, aspect of the booming supplement industry: the importance of proper dosage. It mentions how easy it is to exceed safe limits with gummies since they taste like candy. What do you all think? Are we being careful enough with our Vitamin D gummies?

OP, great find! As someone who does intermittent fasting, timing and dosage are everything for me. I take my Vitamin D gummy during my eating window, but I've definitely wondered if I should cut back on days I get sun. The article's point about 'more isn't always better' hits home—I used to double up during winter, but maybe that's risky? Anyone else adjust based on season?

omg this is so timely! Working night shifts means I barely see sunlight, so I rely HEAVILY on my Vitamin D gummies. I take 2 daily (the bottle says 1-2), but now I'm paranoid lol. The article's warning about fat-soluble vitamins building up in your body has me worried—should I get my levels checked? Also, do gummies have different absorption rates? *typing this at 3 AM on break*

As a vegan, I appreciate this discussion! Many plant-based folks use Vitamin D gummies since D3 usually comes from lanolin (sheep's wool), but vegan options exist. However, dosage is key—I've seen friends pop them like candy. The article's emphasis on consulting healthcare pros is vital, especially for us with dietary restrictions. Let's advocate for clear labeling and vegan-safe limits! 🌱