Bluebonnet Nutrition Blue Bonnet 200 Mcg Selenium Capsules

It smells SO BAD. And tastes awful. This is my first time using it so wondering whether they've gone rancid or something. I asked Grok (xAI) and was reassured that this is a GOOD thing! Here's what it said... "The bad smell and taste from your selenium supplement are pretty common, especially if it's in the form of selenomethionine (the most popular and bioavailable organic form....). Selenomethionine combines selenium with methionine, a sulfur-containing amino acid. Sulfur compounds often produce strong, unpleasant odors—think rotten eggs, garlic, onions, or cruciferous veggies like broccoli. That sulfurous whiff builds up in the bottle and hits you when you open it, and...the taste can be nasty too. It's not a sign that the supplement has gone bad—it's just the nature of that form. Some brands... use processing to minimize the odor (or switch to less smelly alternatives like selenium chelate), which is why not all selenium pills stink equally. Inorganic forms like sodium selenite usually don't have this issue, but they're less well-absorbed by the body." So I guess this stink means it's a good quality supplement. 😄

Excelente

Compré este medicamento para mí por qué tengo un nódulo a la semana de tomarlo sentí mucho mas energía estaba súper activa durante todo el día, así que lo recomiendo. Consulte a su médico antes de tomarlo si tiene una condición.

I cannot find the brand where I live and this brand I feel is superior to what is available locally.

Product arrived with a sealed inner cap and sealed in plastic wrap. It was shipped with bubble wrap surrounding it (brown glass bottle). No smell, high quality, no taste, great value for money using whole foods supplement.