BIOLABS PRO All Natural Vitamin D3 15000IU Vitamin D Cream - Maximum Strength - Fight Vitamin D Deficiency Naturally - with Vitamin K2 & Olive Leaf Extract - Safe & Effective (15,000IU - 3.0oz)

No smell. Good quality. No cramping. Helps with fast healing

I’ve used this cream for years and it works great for itchy skin.

I’m a big fan of transdermal supplements. This one is great because there is no skin sensitivity, the lotion goes on easily and absorbs leaving no visible residue. For kids that have oral aversions or adults that have undergone gastric bypass or have problems with internal vitamin absorption, transdermal application can be fantastic.

Liked the quality of the product and delivery service. Using it for rash. Rash was bad and went to a dermatologist who prescribed much stronger medicine. I will continue to use this cream with its super long name because the non-rash skin feels and looks so much better since using it. Service and concern for my needs have been exemplary and Elizabeth has been super helpful. I can't say enough good things about the product and the service. Thanks, Elizabeth.

Try it but also use liquid D3 plus K2 liquid vitamins and magnesium glycinate… Psoriasis is gone. Had scalp psoriasis literally in a week gone. I was also eating Dino kale salads. I’m amazed my dermatologist was going to put me on meds and have light box therapy. Just put this lotion on did 10k icu of d3 and K2 plus magnesium oh omega 3 fish oil but wasn’t so consistent it does help but the D3 K2 and magnesium are a must. Sooo happy but I’m not stopping I’m Vitamin d deficient.

I have a lot of food sensitives and a compromised gut so when there is an option to get a supplement in a form other than by-mouth, I’m a fan. I typically took 10,000 by mouth in winter and 5,000 iu in summer to keep my levels in the 60-80 range. I started using this at the end of winter, around March 1st of this year. My vitamin D levels have dropped steadily, even with it being summer and me trying my darndest to get out into the sun. I just had it checked yesterday and it’s down to 40, and that’s with using a full pump (which is supposed to be 15,000 iu) per day. It’s possible this is still a great cream for skin conditions, in which Vitamin D is very helpful, but it’s not a great solution for keeping your blood levels up. Going into winter, I am going back to oral Vitamin D so I can get my levels back up and hopefully not catch every cold that comes my way.

I'll be honest, I bought this because I have GI damage and don't absorb oral vitamins well, and I can't say if it's working or not in that regard as I wont be getting my D tested for a few months.... But... I saw a few people mention putting it on patches of eczema, so I gave it a shot on a persistent patch I've had on my leg for a year or so, which is about the size of a silver dollar and was very hard and dark red and had no hair growth. has persisted through two creams (RX HPR, and Metaderm), lotion, and steroids (topical and oral) getting only maybe 15% better over months of use. It wasn't what I bought it for, but I said hey it's worth a shot. 2 weeks and it's cleared up the patch 95% and new hair is growing there where I thought the follicles were surely damaged beyond functioning. Well maybe it's a bit of an off use, but I have to give it 5 stars for that alone! I don't know if it's the D, aloe, or other ingredients, but something worked much to my amazement. I can't believe I've had this patch for over a year and it knocked it out just like that. How cool.

I had high hopes for this as a treatment for my vit d deficiency. I really hated tanking yet another tablet and thought the cream would be perfect. My starting vitamin d level was very low at 17. I took 3 months of a prescription vitamin d and it came up to 25, I added 10 mins of direct sun most days and after 3 months was up to an acceptable 48 (50 or higher would have been ideal, but I was happy with 48). At that point I stopped using the tablets and used the cream and sun, which saw more slip to the 30s, winter arrived and I have been using only the cream for the last 7 weeks and my vitamin d is sadly critically low again at 19. I will be taking the prescription of ergocalciferol again and will not be ordering the cream. It seems like a quality product it went on smoothly did not have an offensive odor and was not sticky when dry. It just did not deliver the vitamin d to me. I used this for a total of 3.5 months and feel I gave it a fair try. If you truly have low levels like me, you should probably get the prescription. If you still want to try this I would definatley get your levels checked before and after to see if it worked for you. I am of northern european descent and live in arizona.