how does the over 40 vitamin differ from the regular women's vitamin?
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Thank you for taking the time to contact us! The Women Over 40 contains an herbal blend that is specifically targeted at the needs of women over the age of 40. These herbs help support a healthy hormone balance for women over 40 as well as supporting immune health. There is also a lower dose of iron as our research has shown that women over 40 do not need as much supplemental iron. The regular women's formula delivers a full daily dose of iron as well an herbal blend designed to support hormone balance and a healthy response to stress.
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I never compared the two vitamins. Since I am over 40 this is what I ordered as a referral from a friend. The Mega Food uses a Slo-Food Process which the body recognizes as a whole food. I feel great with it and love how the Vit C on the label says from oranges! Good luck on your quest for great health. Please note that it is probably due to the fact that this product as iodine in it that helped with the friend having the thyroid issue.
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I noticed that I had more energy after taking and I also bought for a friend who has a thyroid issue and it has given her a huge boost in energy. She said she can get through the day now without feeling tired and wiped out. Great product!
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Over 40 is generally after the reproductive years and your body has different needs at each stage of your life.
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The Women's One Daily provides convenient whole food nutrition for women in their reproductive years, with nutrition and botanical support targeted for that stage in a woman's life. One Daily is a non-gender specific formula, that can be taken by both men and women, and does not contain any herbs.
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Yes, the vitamins are the same. They've just made the new smooth one less gritty/rough.
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I looked on the megafoods website before buying...http://megafood-vitamins.com/women-over-40-one-daily.html
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The Bottle states they are 2000 IU so they are the same. I just asked my Nutritionist at work and she explained to me that there are different types of Vit D. There is D2 and D3 she said the D3 is the one to take. There are different dosages 1000, 2000, 3000, and 5000. Some go even higher according to her. She states 2000 is a good starting point as an adult needs more than a 1000 a day. So this is a D3/2000 the 2000 is the IU count.
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According to the label, it's formulated for women 50 and older. There are other vitamins in the product line that aren't age directed.
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Hi Jean, I bought mine at a health food store in Calif. so I never needed to ask this question. Here is what I did to find the information you need. I googled Super Nutrition. On the sheet that comes up, scroll down to Simply One Vitamin & click on that. On the next screen that comes up, on the far right side, just click on the vitamin you want & this will bring you to a page that will give you the information you are asking for. Just scroll down a bit. I like this vitamin a lot. I have been taking it for, at least, 18 years. i have never had any adverse effects & rarely if ever sick. I'm 67 years old so, I'd say that's pretty good. Hope this helps. Jan M Hi Jean, I bought mine at a health food store in Calif. so I never needed to ask this question. Here is what I did to find the information you need. I googled Super Nutrition. On the sheet that comes up, scroll down to Simply One Vitamin & click on that. On the next screen that comes up, on the far right side, just click on the vitamin you want & this will bring you to a page that will give you the information you are asking for. Just scroll down a bit. I like this vitamin a lot. I have been taking it for, at least, 18 years. i have never had any adverse effects & rarely if ever sick. I'm... » Read More Hi Jean, I bought mine at a health food store in Calif. so I never needed to ask this question. Here is what I did to find the information you need. I googled Super Nutrition. On the sheet that comes up, scroll down to Simply One Vitamin & click on that. On the next screen that comes up, on the far right side, just click on the vitamin you want & this will bring you to a page that will give you the information you are asking for. Just scroll down a bit. I like this vitamin a lot. I have been taking it for, at least, 18 years. i have never had any adverse effects & rarely if ever sick. I'm 67 years old so, I'd say that's pretty good. Hope this helps. Jan M « Show Less
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Hello, The main difference between the two products is that the 40+ Every Man II MultiVitamin has higher doses than the Every Man II MultiVitamin. 40+ Every Man II MultiVitamin also contains a Prostate Support Blend. For the exact differences, please review the labels for the items.
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A is 3000IU, C is 60mg, D is 400IU, E is 30IU, B1 is 1.5 mg, B2 is 1.7mg, Niacin is 20mg, B6 is 2mg, Folic is 400mcg, B12 is 6mcg, Pantothenic is 10mg. All except A are 100% DV (used to be RDA) and all are good amounts except C which is laughably small for optimum health. If this is your only multi I recommend you add a 250mg or even 500mg C and between 500 to 1000mg calcium pill as well. These standards are for optimum health for a 'normal' adult in reasonably good health according to my diabetes educator. She says mega doses are not safe and these multi-vitamins along with a C and a calcium are all most people need. Hope this helps. Wind to thy Wings, Evie S. A is 3000IU, C is 60mg, D is 400IU, E is 30IU, B1 is 1.5 mg, B2 is 1.7mg, Niacin is 20mg, B6 is 2mg, Folic is 400mcg, B12 is 6mcg, Pantothenic is 10mg. All except A are 100% DV (used to be RDA) and all are good amounts except C which is laughably small for optimum health. If this is your only multi I recommend you add a 250mg or even 500mg C and between 500 to 1000mg calcium pill as well. These standards are for optimum health for a 'normal' adult in reasonably good health according to my diabetes educator. She says mega doses are not safe and these multi-vitamins along with a C and a... » Read More A is 3000IU, C is 60mg, D is 400IU, E is 30IU, B1 is 1.5 mg, B2 is 1.7mg, Niacin is 20mg, B6 is 2mg, Folic is 400mcg, B12 is 6mcg, Pantothenic is 10mg. All except A are 100% DV (used to be RDA) and all are good amounts except C which is laughably small for optimum health. If this is your only multi I recommend you add a 250mg or even 500mg C and between 500 to 1000mg calcium pill as well. These standards are for optimum health for a 'normal' adult in reasonably good health according to my diabetes educator. She says mega doses are not safe and these multi-vitamins along with a C and a calcium are all most people need. Hope this helps. Wind to thy Wings, Evie S. « Show Less
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We did not notice any real difference. Overall these are great vitamins and have had both types of boxes.
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I do not know why they do not show it on the site. Try going to http: //www. simplyonevitamins. com/simply_one_50_women.php I added some spaces in the hope that it will keep it long enough for you to find the information.
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large by my standards, similar to the old prenatal vitamins. They are gel so easier to swallow.
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Studies show that Calcium is MORE important when you are young and have potential to build bone. As we age, that potential diminishes greatly. Young women especially need to be taking Calcium and Vitamin D.
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Hi Morgan, from what I see on the labels for both, and like you mentioned, you have to take 4 pills with the Women's Vitamin Code verses the 1 pill in the Women's Raw Code, and you get a higher concentration of vitamins in the Women's Vitamin Code. I would probably take this if I exercised really vigorously or had a poor diet because in both cases, the body might need a higher concentration of vitamins. Since I workout moderately, eat a fairly healthy diet, and take other vitamin supplements, I don't need the excess vitamin content that is in the Women's Vitamin Code. Plus that is less pills I have to take. Hi Morgan, from what I see on the labels for both, and like you mentioned, you have to take 4 pills with the Women's Vitamin Code verses the 1 pill in the Women's Raw Code, and you get a higher concentration of vitamins in the Women's Vitamin Code. I would probably take this if I exercised really vigorously or had a poor diet because in both cases, the body might need a higher concentration of vitamins. Since I workout moderately, eat a fairly healthy diet, and take other vitamin supplements, I don't need the excess vitamin content that is in the Women's Vitamin Code. Plus that is less... » Read More Hi Morgan, from what I see on the labels for both, and like you mentioned, you have to take 4 pills with the Women's Vitamin Code verses the 1 pill in the Women's Raw Code, and you get a higher concentration of vitamins in the Women's Vitamin Code. I would probably take this if I exercised really vigorously or had a poor diet because in both cases, the body might need a higher concentration of vitamins. Since I workout moderately, eat a fairly healthy diet, and take other vitamin supplements, I don't need the excess vitamin content that is in the Women's Vitamin Code. Plus that is less pills I have to take. « Show Less
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slight difference in the ingredients for women, I don't know off the top of my head the exact ones but it is related to female specific areas
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It's basically different proportions in some vitamins but the vitamins are essentially the same.
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Hi I am using the one that is one tablet per day. I did not purchase Women over 40 with 6 tablet s per day. That is a lot per day for me, I try to take the least amount as possible. I looked it out online and really the only thing that I notice was the ONE A DAY has less amount of the vitamins than taking the 6 per day. Example the Iron for the 6 tablets has 9 mg DV versus 4.5 mg for the one a day tablet. I hope this helps.