The bottle has 300 tablets. Which is about a 10 month supply. However, the expiration date on the bottle was for 90 days from the day I got it. Call Sam’s Club and they said they would call the warehouse to take them off the shelf and send me a fresh bottle that will expire, after the 300 pills were used. They sent me a bottle from the same batch, which only had a 90 day expiration. They refunded my money but I had to buy the vitamins elsewhere. I’m surprised that Sam’s Club screwed up like this and didn’t correct it.

the product has 300 capsules, treatment for 300 days, but the validity ends in November 2021, only 150 days. The company offers the product at a lower price, but does not explain the problem to the customer, I consider this a commercial fraud, I am totally dissatisfied with the purchase.

What an incredible waste of money. Almost $30 for the bottle I received as an expiration date of 10/21. Couldn't I gave received a bottle that was good until at least 2022? What's the point of taking expired vitamins, kind of defeats the purpose. It's not worth any further time or money to try and return. Suffice to say I'll never water this product ir similar products from Walmart again. Immensely disappointed, really bad business practice, unloading product to online shoppers that they know is clearly going to be discarded. Don't waste your time or money.

Great value on a name brand irem

excellent price for quantity

This is great value for the price

Fantastic vitamins!

My husband has been taking these for a couple years. He thinks they are good.

Good vitamins, but expiration date is long before the 300 day supply is used up.

To keep life simpler you would think that they would make it 365 instead of 300, get it once a year.