Vitashine Vegan Vitamin D3 Tablets, 2500IU, Chewable, Healthy Immune System, Vegetarian Society Registered, 60 Count

As a vegan I was advised to supplement a vitamin d product and unfortunately have to buy for myself as the NHS do not offer a vegan product on prescription. Worth it.

You can get Vitamin D a lot more cheaply than this; many of the products are supposed to be Vegan/vegetarian, but not many of theme even claim registration. This one does. It’s also manufactured in the UK; this is mentioned in the product description, and confirmed in the FAQs on the supplier website, which also has a lot of information on the company ethos. (Many supplement suppliers emphasise that they are a UK company, but are coy about the actual country of manufacture.)2500iu is less than the max of 4000iu, but it is an adequate daily dosage, useful if you don’t want to take too much, e.g. for pregnant women or children.

Small tablets that taste pretty neutral so you can pop one in your mouth and crunch till it disappears. I struggle with swallowing tablets so these are great.

I was advised to take vitamin D by my doctor. They advised 10 µg a day. I also looked on the NHS website and it’s suggested that nobody should need more than 20 µg a day. This gives you 62 µg. I was thinking I could cut this in half, but I’m going to have to quarter it, and I’m still taking a bit more than medics suggest.That said, it’s nice and easy to chew.This appears to be distributed by a company in Nottingham and the telephone number given is for the USA. They appears to be a good product, but the 'high strength' is a little too high for my liking.

I ordered these Vegetology Vegan Vitamin D3 tablets, as my husband and I take quite a few supplements each day and as we get older.I just wanted something quite small to take quickly alongside effervescent vitamin C and omega-3.The product is a small bottle of 60 high strength vitamin D3 tablets sourced from lichen.The tablets are very small and easy to swallow on the spot or with water.They seem to support a healthy immune system alongside a good diet and exercise.The bottle was completely sealed and the tablets seem as they should.I think the price is reasonable given the quantity and potency of the tablets. I'd recommend the product.

These vitamins vary extremely from batch to batch. One batch was pure white, the other had brown spots in and tasted like card board (while the first batch I ordered was sweet and tasted good). I don't trust putting these in my body due to such differences in what's supposed to be the same product, it seems there's some faults in the quality control.

These tablets come in a plastic pot with a sealed lid that becomes lift up once the seal is removed.The Vitamin D is of a good strength according to current guidelines. I usually start taking Vit D from the autumn through to start of summer.These are easy to take as they can be chewed as well as swallowed whole. I prefer not to chew them but did a test run. They have a neutral taste and are palatable. I think this dual aspect is a useful feature in a vitamin tablet.I would recommend these and will continue to take them.

Quite small tablets that are 18p per dose, they are so easy to take you simply chew them, the taste is very subtle and in no way unpleasant, at worst a little chalky. They are derived from lichen which is interesting and are OK for vegans, if that is a requirement for you. Another new report has just been in the papers saying that many UK residents have low vitamin D even in the summer as we just don't go outside as much as we perhaps should, these are an easy and convenient way to address that shortage.