Every vitamin E listing in stock here, three in total, is a softgel; no tablets, gummies or liquids sit on this shelf right now, and two further records in the collection are not live. Strength and count are what separate them. Nature Made Vitamin E 400 IU Softgels 300 Count is the only 400 IU option among the three, while Vitamin E 1000 IU Softgels 240 Count Extra Strength Formula from Deal Supplement and NatureBell Vitamin E 1000 IU 300 Ct Softgels both state 1000 IU in the title. IU is in the title; the Supplement Facts panel carries the mcg figure and tocopherol form, so check it before comparing the two 1000 IU bottles.
Price spread: $23.99 to $63.25
The three bottles land in three separate price bands: one under $30, one between $30 and $50, one above $50. Nature Made at $23.99 is the lowest priced of the three; Deal Supplement lists at $35.20; NatureBell at $63.25 is the highest of the three. Bottle size does not track price in a simple way: two of the three (Nature Made and NatureBell) hold 300 softgels while Deal Supplement holds 240, so work out cost per softgel on the product page rather than reading it off the count.
Tags, brands and neighbouring shelves
Three brands, one listing each: Nature Made, Deal Supplement and NatureBell. All three listings carry the Hair Skin and Nails, Men's Health and Women's Health tags, and one of the three is tagged bestseller. Vitamin E is commonly taken as an antioxidant nutrient; label claims sit on each panel, and a healthcare provider is the one to ask about daily use at 1000 IU. All three also sit in Health & Vitamins and Men's Health. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration; these products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
