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Dietary Reference Intakes (Vitamins) Calculator & Chart

Just pick your age and sex to see estimated daily recommended (RDA) or adequate (AI) intakes for 13 vitamins, including vitamins A, D, E, K, the B-complex, folate, and vitamin C. Estimates based on the Dietary Reference Intakes for Japanese (2020).

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Select your age and sex to see the estimated daily recommended (or adequate) intake for each vitamin.

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Recommended vitamin C intake (Ages 30-49, Male)

100mg/day

A daily estimate based on the Dietary Reference Intakes for Japanese (2020).

Age group

Ages 30-49

Sex

Male

Vitamin C (RDA)

100 mg

Vitamin A (RDA)

900 ฮผgRAE

Folate (RDA)

240 ฮผg


Daily reference amounts by vitamin (Ages 30-49, Male)

VitaminAmount/dayType
Vitamin A900 ฮผgRAERDA
Vitamin D8.5 ฮผgAI
Vitamin E6 mgAI
Vitamin K150 ฮผgAI
Vitamin B11.4 mgRDA
Vitamin B21.6 mgRDA
Niacin15 mgNERDA
Vitamin B61.4 mgRDA
Vitamin B122.4 ฮผgRDA
Folate240 ฮผgRDA
Pantothenic acid5 mgAI
Biotin50 ฮผgAI
Vitamin C100 mgRDA

RDA = an amount that meets the requirement of most people; AI = an adequate intake level unlikely to cause a deficiency.

How it works

  • Choose an age group (1-2, 3-5, ... 75 and over) and sex to display representative daily recommended (RDA) or adequate (AI) intakes for 13 vitamins in a table.
  • The values are approximate estimates based on the age- and sex-specific figures in the Dietary Reference Intakes for Japanese (2020) by Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare. For the latest, accurate standards, refer to the ministry's published materials.
  • The RDA (Recommended Dietary Allowance) is the amount estimated to meet the requirement of most people; the AI (Adequate Intake) is a set intake level that prevents deficiency for nutrients where an RDA cannot be established. In this tool, vitamins D, E, K, pantothenic acid, and biotin correspond to AI values.
  • Units differ by vitamin: vitamin A is in ฮผgRAE; D, K, B12, folate, and biotin are in ฮผg; niacin is in mgNE; the rest are in mg. Displayed values are amounts per day.
  • This tool does not account for pregnancy or lactation, physical activity level, or individual health conditions. It also does not show tolerable upper intake levels (the limit for overconsumption), so be careful about excessive intake from supplements and the like.
  • The displayed figures are general estimates for healthy people and are not a diagnosis or medical treatment. If you have concerns about your health or diet, consult a professional such as a physician or registered dietitian.

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