Multivitamins and single-vitamin preparations, across the vitamins and minerals that carry a nutrient reference value. The authorised claims differ from nutrient to nutrient and are printed on each label, next to the nutrient they belong to.
Iron bisglycinate at 29.4% of the tablet. Four ingredients in total. Iron bound to glycine — the form usually chosen when the cheaper sulphate sits badly. Microcrystalline cellulose makes the...
A 10 ml orange shot with vitamins, minerals, a vegan amino blend and a green blend. 50 shots to the bottle. The broadest formula in the shot range, and the...
A 10 ml shot, 50 to the bottle. The liquid alternative to a multivitamin capsule. Measured out and drunk rather than swallowed whole, which suits anyone who would rather not...
Iodine as potassium iodide, one tablet a day. Four ingredients in total. Iodine comes from the sea, and how much of it reaches inland diets depends entirely on where the...
Iron as bisglycinate, with vitamin C alongside. One tablet a day. Iron supplements differ mostly in which salt they use. This one is bisglycinate — iron bound to glycine —...
One orange gummy a day, with eleven vitamins and minerals. A chewable multivitamin for children, set with pectin rather than gelatine and coloured with paprika and carrot. The vitamins are...
Ten vitamins and the essential minerals, in two gummies a day. A chewable multivitamin for adults, without added sugar and without gelatine. Two gummies make up the daily serving. How...
Twenty-three vitamins and minerals in one capsule a day. An oil-based multivitamin in a softgel rather than a pressed tablet, so the fat-soluble vitamins — A, D and E —...