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Vitamin A (25,000 IU) with Pectin (100 soft gels)

Vitamin A (25,000 IU) with Pectin (100 soft gels)

Vitamin A performs several important functions in the body, including the maintenance of proper vision. If the body is deficient in Vitamin A, the eyes will gradually loose the ability to adapt to changes in light resulting in "Night Blindness." Another vital role of vitamin A concerns the formation, maintenance, and growth of skin, which forms the body's primary barrier to infection.

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