GRAM D3 Softgel Capsule

What is GRAM D3 Softgel Capsule?

GRAM D3 Softgel Capsule contains Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol) 60000 IU in soft gelatin form. Vitamin D3 helps the body absorb calcium and phosphorus and plays a key role in bone mineralisation and muscle function.​

Key Benefits

• Helps treat and prevent vitamin D deficiency and related low blood calcium states.​

• Supports stronger bones, teeth and muscles by improving calcium absorption and maintaining normal bone mineral density.​

Uses & Indications

Doctors commonly recommend GRAM D3 Softgel Capsule for:

• Vitamin D deficiency due to inadequate sun exposure, dietary intake or malabsorption.​

• As adjuvant therapy in osteoporosis, osteopenia, rickets/osteomalacia and in high‑risk groups such as elderly, limited sun‑exposed individuals or certain chronic diseases.​

It is a high‑dose supplement and should be used under medical supervision, not as a routine daily vitamin.​

Dosage & Directions

The exact regimen must be decided by a healthcare professional.​

• Typical regimens for 60000 IU D3 in India include one softgel weekly (or as advised) for several weeks, followed by a maintenance plan.​

• Swallow the softgel whole with water; it can be taken with or without food, though taking with a meal containing some fat may aid absorption.​

Avoid self‑prescribing long‑term or frequent high‑dose courses without checking blood vitamin D and calcium levels.​

Price & Packaging

The GRAM D3 product page shows a current price of ₹93.50, with an earlier listed price of around ₹119, likely for a strip of 4 softgels. Trade listings from Ingram Biosciences also show GRAM D3 as a branded cholecalciferol 60000 IU pack supplied to distributors and pharmacies.​

Softgels are usually packed in blister strips (commonly 4 capsules) inside a printed carton with strength, composition, batch number, manufacturing and expiry dates.​

Side Effects & Safety

Most people tolerate vitamin D3 60000 IU well when used as prescribed. Possible side effects, especially with overdose or prolonged high dosing, include:​

• Nausea, vomiting, constipation, stomach upset, loss of appetite or weakness.​

• Symptoms of hypercalcaemia such as increased thirst, frequent urination, confusion or kidney issues in severe cases.​

Any persistent or severe symptoms should prompt medical review and possible adjustment or discontinuation.​

Precautions & Contraindications

• Contraindicated or used with great caution in patients with hypercalcaemia, severe renal impairment, nephrolithiasis (kidney stones) or sarcoidosis and other granulomatous diseases.​

• Patients already taking high doses of calcium, vitamin D, or other supplements must consult a doctor to avoid overdose.​

• Pregnant or breastfeeding women, children, and patients with cardiovascular disease or on digoxin should only use high‑dose D3 under specialist advice.​

10 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What is GRAM D3 Softgel Capsule used for?
It is used to treat and prevent vitamin D deficiency and support bone health by providing a high dose of cholecalciferol 60000 IU.​

2. How often should I take GRAM D3?
Commonly once weekly or as advised, but the exact schedule and duration must be prescribed by a doctor after assessing your levels.​

3. Can I take it every day?
60000 IU is a high dose and is typically not used daily long term; your doctor may shift you to lower daily or monthly maintenance doses.​

4. Should I take it with food?
Taking it with a meal containing some fat can improve absorption, though it may also be taken as directed by your physician.​

5. How long does it take to correct deficiency?
Many regimens use 6–8 weekly doses, but the duration depends on baseline deficiency and follow‑up blood tests.​

6. Can GRAM D3 cause toxicity?
Excess or unsupervised prolonged use can cause vitamin D toxicity and hypercalcaemia; hence it must be used only as prescribed.​

7. Is it safe in kidney disease?
High‑dose vitamin D requires caution in CKD and should only be used under nephrologist or physician supervision.​

8. Can children take GRAM D3?
Children may need different strengths or dosing schedules; paediatric dosing should be decided by a child specialist.​

9. Does GRAM D3 interact with other medicines?
Certain diuretics, antiepileptics, steroids and cardiac glycosides can interact with high‑dose D3; always inform your doctor about all medicines.​

10. Do I still need calcium tablets?
Vitamin D improves calcium absorption, but calcium supplements or dietary calcium may also be required depending on your intake and bone status.​

Quick Tips

• Do not self‑start or repeat high‑dose GRAM D3 courses without checking vitamin D and calcium levels.​

• Spend moderate time in sunlight, maintain a calcium‑rich balanced diet and follow your doctor’s advice on maintenance vitamin D after the loading phase.​

• Keep the strip in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and out of reach of children.​

Why Choose Ingram BioSciences?

GRAM D3 Softgel Capsule is part of Ingram BioSciences’ broader portfolio, which also includes INGCAL (calcium‑D3‑folate) and other cardio‑diabetes and gastro‑hepato care products, building a comprehensive chronic‑care and nutrition line. Ingram operates from its base in Jasola, New Delhi, working with established manufacturing partners and a strong PCD/export network, and clearly positions its products as to be used under healthcare supervision via on‑site disclaimers.​

This combination of focused portfolio and prescriber‑centric positioning supports GRAM D3 as a reliable vitamin D3 60000 IU option for Indian clinics and pharmacies.​

Customer Support & Ordering

For enquiries and ordering related to GRAM D3 Softgel Capsule:

• Company: Ingram Biosciences Pvt Ltd.​

• Delhi Office: Office‑308, 3rd Floor, Living Style Mall, Jasola, New Delhi – 110025, India.​

• Phone / WhatsApp: +91 99997 81444; Mobile: +91 76690 11534.​

• Email: info@ingrambiosciences.in​

GRAM D3 is available through hospitals, retail pharmacies, PCD/franchise partners and major online platforms and should only be taken as per the advice of a registered medical practitioner.​