The short answer · Vitamin E status
Take d-alpha tocopherol & mixed tocopherols for vitamin e status. This is the one to buy.
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Solgar, Vitamin E, 67 mg (100 IU), 100 Softgels
4.8· 8,760 ratings· $0.06/serving
DoseRank score88
d-Alpha Tocopherol 67 mg — inside the studied 15-300 mg window
Of 6,871 products scored for Vitamin E status, Solgar, Vitamin E, 67 mg (100 IU), 100 Softgels ranks #1 with a DoseRank score of 88. d-Alpha Tocopherol and Mixed Tocopherols are the strongest evidence signals for this outcome.
The form“Why d-Alpha Tocopherol & Mixed Tocopherols?”Evidence Strong evidence
d-Alpha Tocopherol and Mixed Tocopherols are the strongest evidence signals for this outcome.
- d-Alpha TocopherolThe pick
Strong evidence · 67 mg
Natural-source vitamin E, the single RRR-alpha-tocopherol isomer; roughly twice the biological activity of synthetic dl-alpha-tocopherol per labeled milligram.
- Mixed TocopherolsThe pick
Strong evidence · 6.7 mg
Natural blend of alpha-, beta-, gamma-, and delta-tocopherol isomers; broader vitamin E antioxidant coverage than synthetic alpha-tocopherol alone.
- d-Alpha Tocopheryl Succinate
Strong evidence · 20.1 mg
Fat-soluble ester form of natural vitamin E (d-alpha tocopherol); used in supplements and fortified foods, with good shelf stability and similar bioactivity to the free tocopherol after hydrolysis.
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Solgar, Vitamin E, 67 mg (100 IU), 100 Softgels ranks #1 for Vitamin E status with a DoseRank score of 88. The score blends clinical strength, evidence, dose fit, trust signals and value across 6,871 products scored for this outcome.
d-Alpha Tocopherol and Mixed Tocopherols are the strongest evidence signals for this outcome.
1 of 2 dosed ingredients land in the studied range. d-Alpha Tocopherol at 67 mg lands inside the studied 15-300 mg window. DoseRank scores this product's dose fit at 71 out of 100.
Solgar, Vitamin E, 67 mg (100 IU), 100 Softgels works out at $0.06 per serving. $0.06 per serving — low price tier for this outcome. Nothing else in this ranking costs less per serving.
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