Quick Answer
Trader Joe's Multi Vitamin & Mineral Antioxidant Vitamins A, C & E Extended Release is a 100-tablet dietary supplement with a labeled serving size of two tablets. The current Supplement Facts list 23 vitamins and minerals, including Vitamins A, C and E, B vitamins, calcium, iron, iodine, magnesium, zinc and other minerals. This guide summarizes the package rather than recommending the formula for any individual.
Key Label Facts
- Serving size: 2 tablets
- 100 tablets per bottle
- 23 nutrients listed in the current Supplement Facts
- Vitamin A: 3,000 mcg per serving
- Vitamin C: 500 mg per serving
- Vitamin E: 268 mg per serving
- Iron: 15 mg per serving
- Iodine: 150 mcg per serving
- Current package identifies an extended-release tablet format
- Current package information reviewed for this guide identifies the product as Gluten Free
Supplement Facts Overview
The label lists vitamins and minerals with their amounts and percent Daily Values. Several values are above 100% Daily Value, including some B vitamins and Vitamins A, C and E. Percent Daily Value is label information; it should not be interpreted by this article as a personalized target or dose recommendation.
Because shoppers may use more than one dietary supplement, compare the current Supplement Facts across all products you use rather than relying on a general description.
What “Extended Release” Means Here
The product is labeled as extended release. HIOOL uses that wording as a product-format description and does not infer a specific absorption rate, blood level or health outcome from the term. Follow the current package directions.
Ingredients and Dietary Notes
In addition to the listed vitamins and minerals, the product contains tablet and processing ingredients. The current package information reviewed for this guide includes plant-source ingredients in parts of the formula and identifies the product as Gluten Free. Check the physical bottle before use because formulations and certifications can change.
Directions and Warnings
Follow the serving directions, warnings and storage instructions on the current package. Keep dietary supplements out of reach of children. If you need help evaluating a supplement in relation to your health conditions, medications or other supplements, seek individualized guidance from a qualified healthcare professional.
Where to Request It
Customers can request the Trader Joe's Multi Vitamin & Mineral Antioxidant Vitamins A, C & E Extended Release 100 Tablets through HIOOL. HIOOL is an independent personal shopping and order-fulfillment service. Subject to store availability, HIOOL obtains requested products from U.S. Trader Joe's retail stores, packs eligible items and arranges shipment to destinations available at checkout.
HIOOL is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by or authorized by Trader Joe's and is not an official Trader Joe's retailer, distributor, franchise or delivery partner.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many tablets are in one serving?
The current Supplement Facts list a serving size of two tablets.
How many tablets are in the bottle?
100 tablets.
Does it contain iron?
Yes. The current Supplement Facts list 15 mg of iron per two-tablet serving.
What amounts of Vitamins A, C and E are listed?
The reviewed label lists Vitamin A at 3,000 mcg, Vitamin C at 500 mg and Vitamin E at 268 mg per serving. Check the current bottle for the authoritative Supplement Facts.
Is it labeled gluten free?
The current product information reviewed for this guide identifies it as Gluten Free. Recheck the current package when dietary labeling is important to you.
What does extended release mean on this product?
It is the tablet format stated on the product label. This guide does not make a claim about a specific release rate or health effect.
Is HIOOL affiliated with Trader Joe's?
No. HIOOL is an independent personal shopping and order-fulfillment service and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, endorsed by or authorized by Trader Joe's.
What to Check Before Ordering
Review the current Supplement Facts, serving size, ingredients, dietary labels, directions, warnings and bottle count. When supplement choices depend on individual health needs, use qualified professional guidance rather than a general product article.