Not sure why you would need a prescription as 1000 IU vitamin D tablets are available over the counter. I was talking about vitamin D tablets not vitamin D lozenges. The Solaray lozenges contain Xylitol a sugar alcohol that some IBS people find to be a problem. Heather talks about them on under artificial sweeteners on this web page where she says "Saccharine, Equal and Nutrasweet (both aspartame), sorbitol and other sugar alcohols (xylitol, malitol), and Splenda (sucralose) are the most popular artificial sweeteners in the US. They can all cause digestive side effects ranging from gas and bloating to severe abdominal cramps and urgent diarrhea. In some cases, they can provoke these symptoms in people who don't even have IBS, so imagine what they can do to you."
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