vegan vitamin d gummies

Most vegan vitamin D gummies use fruit-based pectin (including citrus pectin) as the gummy base instead of animal gelatin.

Yes. Many labels show both units together—for example: 1,000 IU (25 mcg), 2,000 IU (50 mcg), or 5,000 IU (125 mcg), depending on the formulation.

Formulations vary. Some are labeled “no added sugar” (one uses xylitol as a sweetener), while others advertise low calorie counts—an example listed 8 calories per serving. Always check the product nutrition label for exact sugar and calorie information.

Common warnings include: keep out of reach of children; consult a doctor before use if taking prescription medication or if you have a medical condition; consult a doctor if pregnant or nursing; and age restrictions for young children listed on some products. Check the specific product label for exact wording.

Bottle counts in the listings range from about 30 up to 90 gummies. Some products describe duration explicitly—for example, a 90-count was listed as a 45-day supply and a 60-serving bottle described as about a two-month supply. Check the product’s serving size and recommended dosage to confirm how long a bottle will last for you.

Reported flavors across the selection include mixed berry and cherry (toddler multivitamin), grape, wild berry, peach–mango, strawberry, and lemon berry.

The selection includes toddler formulas labeled for ages 2 and up, kids’ formulas with 3+ or 4+ recommendations, and adult formulas labeled for general adult use. Always check the product label for the specific age recommendation before purchasing.