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What to do if i think i bought a vitamin d supplement only for women, is that possible?
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No: The vitamin d capsule doesn't care about your sex, race, religion or ethnic origin. It's all the same as far as it's concerned. If you bought one 'just for women' that probably means it was highly overpriced compared with generic vitamin d3.
Answered 7/31/2013
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