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I had the exact same thing - too much thirst, even with low doses (1000-2000IU), but especially with 4000Iu or 5000IU, and really a lot with the 60kIU which the doctor originally prescribed. But the doctor advised to keep on taking vitamin D, as my levels were low. A second opinion from another doctor was no different. I did some research on my own and figured out it could be because of a Magnesium deficiency. I started taking Magnesium supplement and after supplementing for some time resumed the vitamin D along with Magnesium, and that fixed the thirst issue. If I would take vitamin D without magnesium, the thirst problem would come back. Even now if I take high dose vitamin D or even a calcium supplement without taking Magnesium, it leads to a lot of thirst. It's been a long time but from what I remember, I figured that it was because of vitamin D's effect on Calcium levels and the (electrolytic?) balance between Calcium and Magnesium in the body.

I've heard good things about Qbserve, but it's mac only.

I tried opening viii.fi (no special characters), and that also directs to this website. How did that happen?

I mean when using the price system which the author recommends for multi-currency transactions. What you say is possible when using the cost system, but leads to a lot of other complications as it means maintaining an inventory/lots for these transactions, and the documentation also suggests not taking that route.