Better You D1000 Vitamin D3 Oral Spray (15ml)

BetterYou D1000 is a convenient daily oral vitamin D spray.

Specially formulated to deliver vitamin D directly into the bloodstream bypassing the digestive system. The plume of tiny droplets absorbs quickly in the mouth providing exceptional vitamin D absorption. Delivering 1000IU per spray, D1000 provides an effective maintenance dosage for adults and teenagers. Formulated to provide optimal nutritional delivery, each spray provides the vitamin D in micro-sized droplets that coat and permeate the soft-tissue of the inner cheek, delivery the essential nutrients into the rich vein system below. This allows the formulation to quickly enter the bloodstream for optimal absorption. This convenient spray is formulated to deliver vitamin D directly into the bloodstream, providing an alternative to taking tablets. Suitable for vegetarians.

• Each spray delivers 1000IU (25μg) of vitamin D3 for a maintenance dosage
• Fast and effective absorption
• A convenient alternative to tablets and capsules
• Supports bones, teeth and a healthy immune system
• 100 daily doses
• Natural peppermint flavour

How do BetterYou intraoral sprays work?

Each spray of D1000 produces a plume of micro-droplets that permeate the soft-tissue of the inner cheek, delivering essential nutrients into the rich vein system below. Micro-emulsified to product optimal droplet size and plume delivery, ensuring effective absorption.

Importance of vitamin D:

Vitamin D helps support healthy bones and teeth by aiding calcium absorption, contributes to immunity by contributing the healthy functioning of the immune system and helps maintain normal muscle function.

Who needs it:

Due to our changing diets and ever-increasing internal lifestyles, everyone should look to ensure they maintain healthy vitamin D levels throughout the year.

However, the Department of Health outlines the following groups as “at-risk” and should strongly consider supplementation:

• All pregnant and breastfeeding women
• Infants and young children under 5 years of age
• Older people aged 65 years and over
• People who have low or no exposure to the sun
• People who have darker skin