NOW: E LIQUID 60mg (90IU) 4 OZ

E LIQUID 60mg (90IU) - 4 OZ



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NOW Foods Liquid Vitamin E 60 mg (90 IU) Drops – 4 fl oz

Pure Cellular Defense in Fast-Absorbing Olive Oil

NOW Foods Liquid Vitamin E delivers 60 mg (90 IU) of pure, natural d-alpha tocopherol in every 6 drops. Suspended in certified organic extra virgin olive oil, this liquid formula skips hard-to-swallow pills and synthetic chemicals to give your body direct antioxidant support. It helps protect your cells from daily oxidative stress, keeps your cell membranes strong, and supports healthy heart, skin, and immune function.

Quick Specs Snapshot

  • ✓ Active Form & Potency: 60 mg (90 IU) of 100% natural plant-derived d-alpha tocopherol per 6-drop serving, providing 400% of your daily value.
  • ✓ Primary Cellular Target: Cell membranes, blood vessel walls, and circulating lipids throughout the body.
  • ✓ Supply & Value Math: Approximately 150 daily servings per bottle, giving you a 5-month supply for only pennies a day.
  • ✓ Formulation Purity: Only two clean ingredients: pure natural d-alpha tocopherol and organic extra virgin olive oil. Free of gluten, dairy, artificial preservatives, and synthetic fillers.

Buyer’s Guide & Form Comparison

Why Natural d-alpha Tocopherol Is Superior

Many cheap drugstore vitamins use synthetic vitamin E, labeled as “dl-alpha” or “all-rac-alpha” tocopherol. Synthetic vitamin E is created in chemical plants from petroleum byproducts and contains eight different molecular shapes, but your liver has special protein doorways that only recognize the natural “d-alpha” shape [1]. Scientific tests prove that authentic natural d-alpha tocopherol stays in your body twice as long and works twice as well at the cellular level compared to synthetic substitutes [1].

Ideal For Shoppers Who:

  • ✓ Struggle to swallow bulky pills or large gelatin oil softgels.
  • ✓ Want the higher bioactivity and longer tissue retention of natural plant-based vitamin E [1].
  • ✓ Seek a clean liquid that can be taken directly by mouth, blended into smoothies, or used topically on dry skin.

Consider Another Option If:

  • ✘ You prefer pre-measured, individual softgels for convenience while traveling.
  • ✘ You are looking for a complex with mixed tocotrienols in addition to d-alpha tocopherol.
  • ✘ You have a doctor-diagnosed severe allergy to soy and must have a sunflower-based oil, even though this oil is highly refined and free of soy protein.

Shop with total peace of mind: Every bottle at VitaNet®, LLC is backed by our unconditional 100% money-back guarantee—we even pay the return shipping costs on opened bottles so you can try it risk-free[cite: 1].

Biochemical Mechanisms & Cellular Pathways

Your body is made of trillions of microscopic cells, and each cell has an outer wall called a cell membrane. These walls are made from healthy fats. As your body turns food into energy and interacts with sunlight or pollution, it naturally creates unstable molecules called free radicals or reactive oxygen species (ROS). Think of free radicals like tiny sparks jumping from a campfire; if they land on your cell membranes, they steal electrons and cause cellular “rust” in a destructive reaction called lipid peroxidation [2].

Natural vitamin E (d-alpha tocopherol, chemical formula C29H50O2) acts like a personal firefighter for your cells. Because vitamin E is fat-soluble, its tail sits securely inside the oily layer of your cell membranes. When a dangerous peroxyl radical (ROO•) attacks, d-alpha tocopherol instantly donates an electron and a hydrogen atom directly to the radical [2, 3]. This puts out the spark, turning the rogue radical into a safe, calm lipid hydroperoxide (LOOH) before it can damage your cell walls [2].

Once vitamin E puts out a spark, it becomes briefly worn down into a tocopheryl radical. Fortunately, your body has an internal recycling team. Water-soluble vitamin C (ascorbic acid, C6H8O6) and cellular glutathione step up to donate an electron back to vitamin E [3]. This recharges the vitamin E molecule so it can go right back to protecting your heart, blood vessels, brain, and skin from everyday stress [3].

Daily Dosing, Timing & Synergy Protocol

Optimal Timing & Meal Pairing

Vitamin E is fat-soluble, which means your digestive tract absorbs it best when dietary fats are present to trigger bile and create tiny absorption bubbles called micelles [4]. While NOW Liquid Vitamin E is already dissolved in organic extra virgin olive oil, taking your drops alongside a meal that includes dietary fat (such as eggs, yogurt, nuts, or avocado) maximizes nutrient uptake into your lymphatic system [4].

Dosing Strategy & Daily Routine

Take 6 drops (0.2 mL) once daily with breakfast or lunch. You can place the drops straight onto your tongue, drop them onto a spoon, or stir them into yogurt, a protein shake, or salad dressing.

Nutrient Synergies & Spacing Rules

Smart Synergies: Vitamin E pairs exceptionally well with Vitamin C, CoQ10, and Omega-3 fish oils. Vitamin C helps recharge vitamin E after it neutralizes free radicals, creating an ongoing loop of cellular defense [3, 4].
Spacing Rules: If you take high-dose inorganic iron supplements or prescription bile-acid binders, take them at least 2 hours apart from your vitamin E drops, because iron can oxidize delicate oils in your stomach.

Timeline of Expectations

Physical, Sensory & Clean Excipient Profile

Delivery Format & Ease of Use

This formula comes in a 4 fl oz (120 mL) dark amber glass bottle equipped with a built-in precision dropper. You never have to struggle with giant horse pills or sticky capsules. A complete daily serving is just 6 quick drops (0.2 mL), making daily wellness effortless.

Natural Aroma, Taste & Color Notes

The liquid is a golden amber oil with a mild, smooth olive oil taste. It has no bitter chemical tang, artificial flavorings, or unpleasant sweetness. Because this is a genuine botanical product, subtle color shifts from golden yellow to light amber can occur between harvest seasons and are completely normal.

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Storage & Bottle Care

Store your bottle tightly closed in a cool, dry, dark pantry or cabinet after opening. Keep it away from warm stoves, microwave ovens, humid bathroom cabinets, and direct window light to preserve natural freshness.

Supplement Facts & Lab Testing Verification

Supplement Facts

Serving Size: 6 Drops (0.2 mL)

Servings Per Container: about 150

Description Amount per Serving % Daily Value
Vitamin E
(as d-alpha Tocopherol)
60 mg 400%

Other Ingredients: Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil.

Vitamin E from non-GMO soy (highly refined).

Not manufactured with wheat, gluten, milk, egg, fish, shellfish, tree nut, or sesame ingredients. Produced in a GMP facility that processes other ingredients containing these allergens.

NOW Foods Quality Standards & In-House Lab Testing

Many discount supermarket brands buy low-grade oils from overseas brokers and skip independent testing. NOW Foods operates its own state-of-the-art, ISO/IEC 17025-accredited private laboratories, performing more than 19,000 analytical tests every single month to guarantee purity:

Curator’s Quality Assurance: Founded in 1995 as an independent, family-owned health retailer in Hartville, Ohio, VitaNet®, LLC brings over 31 years of hands-on biochemistry curation to our catalog of over 16,000 trusted wellness products[cite: 1]. As a BBB A+ accredited retailer, we partner directly with certified manufacturers like NOW Foods (family-owned since 1968) to ensure you receive factory-fresh, properly stored supplements every time[cite: 1].

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Caution: For adults only. Consult physician if pregnant/nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition. Keep out of reach of children.

Frequently Asked Questions & Scientific References

1. What is the difference between d-alpha and dl-alpha vitamin E?

The “d-” form is 100% natural and extracted from plants, while the “dl-” form is synthetic and made from petroleum chemicals [1]. Your liver has specific transport proteins that fit only the natural d-alpha shape, meaning your body absorbs and holds onto natural d-alpha vitamin E about twice as well as synthetic copies [1].

2. Can I take this liquid vitamin E if I have a soy allergy?

The natural d-alpha tocopherol in this bottle comes from non-GMO soy, but it goes through intensive distillation and refining. This purification process removes soy proteins, which are the triggers for allergic reactions. That said, if you have a medically diagnosed severe soy allergy, we suggest checking with your doctor first or choosing a sunflower-derived alternative.

3. Can I mix these drops into water or fruit juice?

Because the vitamin E is blended in organic olive oil, oil and water do not mix—the drops will float on top of water or juice. For the best experience, take the 6 drops directly by mouth, place them onto a spoonful of yogurt or applesauce, or blend them into a smoothie.

4. Will taking these drops break my intermittent fast?

A single 6-drop serving (0.2 mL) contains less than 2 calories and zero sugar, protein, or carbs, so it will not trigger an insulin spike. However, because vitamin E absorbs best when paired with mealtime fats, taking your drops with your first meal after fasting provides the best absorption.

5. Can I use NOW Liquid Vitamin E directly on my skin?

Yes. Since this product contains only pure d-alpha tocopherol and organic extra virgin olive oil, it can be smoothed directly onto cuticles, dry skin patches, or scars for topical antioxidant moisture. We suggest testing a single drop on your inner arm first to make sure your skin agrees with it.


Scientific References

  1. Burton, G. W., Traber, M. G., Acuff, R. V., et al. (1998). Human plasma and tissue alpha-tocopherol concentrations in response to supplementation with deuterated natural and synthetic vitamin E. The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 67(4), 669–684.
  2. Traber, M. G., & Atkinson, J. (2007). Vitamin E, antioxidant and nothing more. Free Radical Biology and Medicine, 43(1), 4–15.
  3. Brigelius-Flohé, R., & Traber, M. G. (1999). Vitamin E: function and metabolism. The FASEB Journal, 13(10), 965–983.
  4. Reboul, E. (2017). Vitamin E Bioavailability: Mechanisms of Intestinal Absorption in the Spotlight. Antioxidants, 6(4), 95.
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