Category
Vitamins A, E & K
Vitamin A, vitamin E and vitamin K supplements
1041
Nature's Truth
High Potency E 180 mg (400 IU)
67/100
softgel100 servings1 ingredient
1042Nature's Truth
Natural E 268 mg (400 IU)
67/100
softgel100 servings1 ingredient
1043
Beyond Health
Carotene Formula
66/100
softgel90 servings9 ingredients
1044
Beyond Health
Vitamin E Formula
70/100
tablet180 servings2 ingredients
1045
Longevity Medical Clinic
Full Spectrum Vitamin E
82/100
capsule120 servings7 ingredients
1046Swanson
Natural Vitamin E 1,000 IU
67/100
softgel100 servings1 ingredient
1047Swanson
Tocotrienols 50 mg
80/100
softgel60 servings1 ingredient
1048Swanson
Vitamin E 400 IU (180 mg)
67/100
softgel60 servings1 ingredient
1049Swanson
Vitamin E Mixed Tocopherols 200 IU
70/100
softgel250 servings1 ingredient
1050Swanson
Vitamin K1 100 mcg
76/100
tablet100 servings1 ingredient
1051Swanson
Vitamins A & D
85/100
softgel250 servings2 ingredients
1052
NutriONN
Wheat Germ Oil 1130 mg
69/100
softgel180 servings3 ingredients
1053
Douglas Laboratories
E-400 Dry Caps (Natural)
65/100
capsule90 servings1 ingredient
1054Carlson
ACES + Omega
74/100
softgel30 servings11 ingredients
1055
UMZU
Daily E
85/100
capsule30 servings2 ingredients
1056
DC
Tocotrienols 100 IU / 100 mg
74/100
softgel60 servings4 ingredients
1057Nature's Truth
High Potency E 450 mg (1,000 IU)
67/100
softgel60 servings1 ingredient
1058Nature's Truth
High Potency E 90 mg (200 IU)
70/100
softgel100 servings1 ingredient
1059
Woodstock Vitamins
Beta-Carotene
70/100
softgel50 servings1 ingredient
1060
Woodstock Vitamins
Whole E Complex
72/100
softgel60 servings3 ingredients
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best vitamins a, e & k supplement?
Based on our analysis of 1,517 vitamins a, e & k products, High Potency E 180 mg (400 IU) ranks #1 with a SupplementScore of 67/100. Scores are based on label quality - dosage transparency, formulation cleanliness, and ingredient disclosure.
How are vitamins a, e & k supplements scored?
Every product is scored algorithmically using data from the NIH Dietary Supplement Label Database. The SupplementScore evaluates dosage transparency (35 pts), label completeness (25 pts), formulation cleanliness (25 pts), and ingredient profile (15 pts).
Does a higher score mean the supplement works better?
No. The score reflects label quality, how transparent and clean the product label is, not clinical efficacy, bioavailability, or safety. A higher score means better label practices, not guaranteed results.