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How many supplements exceed the adult upper limit?

Of 61,221 comparable product doses across 22 nutrients, 5.5% list a maximum daily dose above the adult Tolerable Upper Intake Level (UL).

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IngredientsULnAbove ULAbove 2× ULSources
Vitamin B3 (niacin)35 mg3,734 29.9% (1115)534source
Vitamin A3,000 mcg2,803 13.4% (376)152source
Magnesium350 mg4,119 10.0% (412)94source
Vitamin B9 (folate)1,000 mcg3,666 8.7% (320)103source
Manganese11 mg2,088 5.4% (112)51source
Zinc40 mg4,201 5.1% (213)64source
Vitamin D100 mcg3,900 4.7% (185)34source
Iodine1,100 mcg1,966 4.4% (87)58source
Vitamin B6100 mg4,888 3.4% (168)87source
Selenium400 mcg2,140 3.4% (72)24source
Iron45 mg2,143 3.1% (66)14source
Vitamin C2,000 mg6,572 1.9% (122)31source
Boron20 mg860 1.7% (15)13source
Molybdenum2,000 mcg1,194 1.6% (19)1source
Vanadium1,800 mcg419 1.4% (6)6source
Calcium2,500 mg5,053 0.9% (45)2source
Sodium2,300 mg3,159 0.8% (25)0source
Copper10 mg1,933 0.3% (5)1source
Choline3,500 mg1,338 0.1% (2)0source
Vitamin E1,000 mg3,930 0.1% (2)0source
Phosphorus4,000 mg801 0.0% (0)0source
Chloride3,600 mg314 0.0% (0)0source

Method

We use only product records that convert to a comparable daily dose in the same unit as the UL (product_dose.comparable=1, duplicates removed). The daily dose uses the highest number of servings the label suggests. ULs come from NIH ODS or the authority linked in the table. A nutrient is listed only with at least 20 products.

Limitations

For information only; not medical advice. Talk to a doctor or pharmacist before starting or stopping any supplement.
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