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A Literature Review

The recommended daily allowance (RDA) for adults is 2.4 mcg

Here's the TL;DR on vitamin timing: while there is no official medical advice dictating that you should take vitamin supplements at a specific time of day to improve their efficiency, there is quite a lot of research showing that avoiding some vitamin supplements at particular times (or more accurately, with particular meals) can improve absorption, or that taking some vitamins alongside food can reduce the risk of adverse side effects

The manufacturer states this product does not contain any chicken, chicken byproducts or chicken protein in the natural flavorings

Any duration of use referenced in non-UK sources (such as the commonly cited 12-week course from US labelling) reflects prescribing information from other jurisdictions and is not directly applicable in the UK context