Nature Made Vitamin B12 Softgels
A label example with 1,000 mcg of vitamin B12 per softgel, 150 count.
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Vitamins and supplements when you have diabetes
Learn what to ask about supplements and compare vitamin B12 and D3 label examples if your care team recommends supplementation.
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Start with a conversation about your needs
Ask your doctor or pharmacist whether you need a supplement and which dose is appropriate. These products are listed as examples for people whose care team has recommended supplementation. Continue your prescribed diabetes treatment.
Evidence does not support routine vitamin, mineral, or herbal supplementation for blood sugar control. If your care team identifies a nutrient deficiency, they can explain how to address it. Bring your medication and supplement list so they can check for interactions.
Two examples of supplement labels
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Nature Made Vitamin D3 Softgels
A label example with 25 mcg (1,000 IU) of vitamin D3 per softgel, 300 count.
See label details →What to check before buying
- Confirm the nutrient, dose, and form your care team recommended.
- Check whether other products you already take contain the same nutrient.
- Ask when you should follow up or repeat any testing.
Popular blood sugar supplements: what to check first
Use these listings to find labels to discuss with your care team. If a seller leaves out the full list or the amounts in a blend, ask for the label before deciding. Bring a copy and your medication list to your doctor or pharmacist.
Gluco6
A multi-ingredient dietary supplement. Read the full ingredient list and Supplement Facts on the seller’s page. Ask your doctor or pharmacist before trying it, especially if you take insulin or other glucose-lowering medicine (risk of low blood sugar).
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Gluco Extend
A dietary supplement sold as a blend of ingredients. Read the full ingredient list and Supplement Facts on the seller’s page. Ask your doctor or pharmacist before trying it, especially if you take insulin or other glucose-lowering medicine (risk of low blood sugar).
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Sugar Defender
A liquid dietary supplement sold in dropper bottles. Read the full ingredient list and Supplement Facts on the seller’s page. Ask your doctor or pharmacist before trying it, especially if you take insulin or other glucose-lowering medicine (risk of low blood sugar).
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