... didn't have any issues with the softgels sticking together like other reviewers
I didn't have any issues with the softgels sticking together like other reviewers. The pills look about identical to what I've bought at Walmart and Target in the past.<br /><br />I'm docking two stars though because the product images are obviously computer renderings instead of photos of the actual product. The actual bottle is a thin, cheap feeling plastic with a white lid and a label sticker slapped on it.<br /><br />Why is this a big deal? A few reasons:<br /><br />1) Amazon doesn't allow renderings for product images. Companies are required to use REAL photos of their products. I don't like rule breakers.<br /><br />2) I absolutely hate not getting exactly what I ordered. The product images show a premium looking vitamin bottle, something you'd feel comfortable giving to a health nut as a gift. Instead of getting that bottle, I got a junky bottle that is lower quality than the locally available store brands.<br /><br />3) A vitamin is a vitamin. It is unlikely that Brand A is going to be substantially different than Brand B. The only things that make one vitamin product stand out from another are the price and the packaging. I can get vitamin D3 cheaper locally and in a better bottle.<br /><br />This product was provided at a discounted price in exchange for my honest review.
Rating: 3 stars