Certification status
IGEN Non-GMO Tested
Carlson Nutritional Supplements Key-E® Suppositories
An unusual format in our catalogue — vitamin E suppositories rather than a capsule or oil. Each Carlson Key-E suppository supplies 30 IU (20 mg) of natural-source vitamin E in a base of coconut and palm oils, used vaginally or rectally to soothe and lubricate dry, sensitive areas. IGEN Non-GMO tested. £14 at Amazon UK, with 1,600 reviews at 4.4/5.
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Why this certification matters
- IGEN Non-GMO Tested
- IGEN Non-GMO Tested verifies the absence of GMO material through third-party testing.
Frequently asked questions
- What are Key-E Suppositories used for?
- They're vitamin E suppositories used vaginally — often by women who prefer a non-estrogen option for dryness — or rectally to soothe sensitive, dry areas. Carlson suggests inserting one as needed, up to four times daily.
- How much vitamin E do they contain?
- 30 IU (20 mg) of natural-source vitamin E per suppository, in a base of hydrogenated coconut and palm oils.
- Are they certified?
- They carry IGEN Non-GMO testing — a non-GMO sourcing verification. That's separate from banned-substance certifications, which don't apply to a product like this.
- Is this a substitute for medical treatment?
- No. It's a vitamin E suppository for lubrication and soothing of dry areas; persistent dryness or discomfort should be discussed with a GP or pharmacist.
- Where can I buy them in the UK?
- We track one UK-facing listing: Amazon UK at £14, with 1,600 reviews averaging 4.4/5. Check the count per pack before buying.