A form of vitamin E

Tocotrienols supplements

171 vitamin E products in the NIH label database list vitamin E as tocotrienols (1% of the 12,207 vitamin E products); their median is 30 IU of vitamin E per serving, against 30 IU across all vitamin E products (DSLD version 9.4.0, January 2026).

How does tocotrienols compare with the other forms?

The median amount of vitamin E per serving in products naming each form; the count in brackets. The amount is the vitamin E the label gives, as printed.

Median vitamin E per serving by form

Vitamin E by formNatural vitamin E (d-alpha)44 IU (6,972)Synthetic vitamin E (dl-alpha)30 IU (2,007)Mixed tocopherols50 IU (760)Tocotrienols30 IU (171)
Vitamin E by formNatural vitamin E (d-alpha)44 IU (6,972)Synthetic vitamin E (dl-alpha)30 IU (2,007)Mixed tocopherols50 IU (760)Tocotrienols30 IU (171)
Vitamin E by formNatural vitamin E (d-alpha)44 IU (6,972)Synthetic vitamin E (dl-alpha)30 IU (2,007)Mixed tocopherols50 IU (760)Tocotrienols30 IU (171)
Vitamin E by formNatural vitamin E (d-alpha)44 IU (6,972)Synthetic vitamin E (dl-alpha)30 IU (2,007)Mixed tocopherols50 IU (760)Tocotrienols30 IU (171)
Vitamin E by formNatural vitamin E (d-alpha)44 IU (6,972)Synthetic vitamin E (dl-alpha)30 IU (2,007)Mixed tocopherols50 IU (760)Tocotrienols30 IU (171)

Source: Supplement Facts rows and their forms, NIH ODS Dietary Supplement Label Database version 9.4.0, current labels.

Products
171141 on the market
Median vitamin E per serving
30 IUall vitamin E products: 30 IU
Share of vitamin E products
1%171 of 12,207

What else do these products contain?

Ingredients most often listed alongside it, with the median amount in these products and in all products
IngredientShare of these productsMedian hereMedian, all products
Vitamin A58% 5,000 IU4,000 IU
Vitamin D56% 25 mcg15 mcg
Vitamin C53% 200 mg100 mg
Selenium50% 68 mcg55 mcg
Zinc49% 15 mg11 mg
Folate48% 400 mcg400 mcg
Vitamin B647% 10 mg6 mg
Vitamin B1247% 42 mcg36 mcg
Pantothenic Acid (Vitamin B5)46% 15 mg12 mg
Niacin46% 30 mg20 mg

Which products are they?

60 of the 171 (on-market products first, the newest label first), ordered by the amount of vitamin E per serving, largest first; an amount that looks like a slip or a compound's weight comes last, marked.

Source: NIH ODS Dietary Supplement Label Database version 9.4.0; the form each label names for its row. Daily Values: the FDA's Daily Value page.

Which brands make them?

Innate Response Formulas (21), Allergy Research Group (9), NutriCology (8), Shaklee (5), Pharmanex (5), Jarrow Formulas (4), Designs for Health (4), Pure Synergy (4), Hardy Nutritionals (4), A.C. Grace Company (3).

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