That is alot of stuff for someone with allergies (undiagnosed). I can't really say for you, sorry.
If you could find a very cheap liquigel D3, and cut it open, and rub that into your skin to see if you react, that may tell you something.
Then you could try it orally, to see if you get reactions GI wise.
This NOW product only has 2 ingredients!
http://www.swansonvitamins.com/now-f...0-iu-240-sgels
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