Anybody use NUTRAMETRIX for vitamin/mineral support?

Supplement Facts Serving Size: 1 1/2 scoops Servings Per Container: 30  Note: 1 scoop = 6.66 grams/7.50 mL Net Weight:  300g    Amount Per Serving % Daily Value†   Calories 21    Total Carbohydrates 5  g <2       Sugars 5  g ∗∗    Beta-Carotene (Vitamin A Precursor) 10000  IU 200   Ascorbic Acid (Vit C) 179  mg 298   Cholecalciferol (Vit D3) 1500  IU 375   Vitamin E 66  IU 220   Thiamin HCl (B1) 5  mg 306   Riboflavin (B2) 7  mg 411   Niacin (Niacinamide/Niacin 4:1) (B3) 60  mg 300   Pyridoxine HCl (B6) 10  mg 500   Folic Acid 800  mcg 300   B-12 195  mcg 3250   Biotin 600  mcg 200   Pantothenic Acid 40  mg 400   Calcium (Lactate) 425  mg 43   Iodine 150  mcg 100   Magnesium (Carbonate) 165  mg 41   Zinc 8  mg 50   Selenium 55  mcg 79   Copper (Gluconate) 100  mcg 5   Manganese (Gluconate) 3  mg 125   Chromium (Nicotinate) 120  mcg 100   Potassium 315  mg 9

Okay, I hope I'm high.

There's all kinds of crazy going on.

First off, look at the vitamin A on both "labels" -- there is no way that 5000 and 10,000 can both have the same DV.  It's physically impossible.

In no world possible is 400 IU D3 375% DV (1st), which is the same DV as the 2nd label (1500 IU)

And the calcium amounts are completely different with the same amount of DV's.


All sorts of crazy!  Please tell me that I'm having a weird dream?  Please?  That when I wake up the numbers will make sense again?

Please?

Someone?

I dunno andrea. this seems crazy. maybe were both high, lol

Today, this is much appreciated.  I'm only here because concentrating on something else helps.

Oh, and being unconcious tends to lead to destruction with two unsupervised youngins.

lol  

Calcium should be taken twice a day as you can't absorb a full dose at one time. NutraMetrix is absorbed because of it's isotonic delivery system.

It seems to me the first set of numbers you posted with the 1000 and the 43% match up with the second set of 425 and 43%...the first one is just comparing what is in the vitamin to the RDA, and the second one actually lists the amount of calcium per serving...Seems on the level to me...I dunno