Vitamins & minerals

29 products

Vitamins, minerals and omega-3: doses in micrograms and milligrams, % of the reference intake and EU-authorised claims.

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NOW Foods Vitamin E-400 - Natural (Mixed Tocopherols) - 50 softgels
Key facts
268 mgVitamin E
50 daysLasts
1 serving / dayIntake
NOW Foods

NOW Foods Vitamin E-400 - Natural (Mixed Tocopherols) - 50 softgels

268 mg Vitamin E
€13.39€0.27/cap+66 fitcoin
NOW Foods Vitamin E-400 IU with Selenium - 100 softgels
Key facts
268 mgVitamin E
100 mcgSelenium
3 moLasts
1 serving / dayIntake
NOW Foods

NOW Foods Vitamin E-400 IU with Selenium - 100 softgels

268 mg Vitamin E
€20.99€0.21/cap+104 fitcoin
NOW Foods Vitamin E-400, Natural - 100 softgels
Key facts
268 mgVitamin E
3 moLasts
1 serving / dayIntake
NOW Foods

NOW Foods Vitamin E-400, Natural - 100 softgels

268 mg Vitamin E
€21.09€0.21/cap+105 fitcoin
NOW Foods Vitamin E-400, Natural - 250 softgels
Key facts
268 mgVitamin E
8 moLasts
1 serving / dayIntake
NOW Foods

NOW Foods Vitamin E-400, Natural - 250 softgels

268 mg Vitamin E
€42.69€0.17/cap+213 fitcoin
NOW Foods Zinc Glycinate - 120 softgels
Key facts
30 mgZinc
250 mgPumpkin Seed Oil
4 moLasts
1 serving / dayIntake
NOW Foods

NOW Foods Zinc Glycinate - 120 softgels

30 mg Zinc
€16.19€0.13/cap+80 fitcoin

Vitamins & minerals

Vitamins and minerals are one of the few groups with many authorised health claims in the EU. We show them on a product page only when the daily dose provides at least 15 % of the reference intake — as the regulation requires.

The section holds single vitamins, minerals, multivitamins and omega-3. Compare the dose per daily serving and the % of the reference intake: a high dose is not always needed, and some substances have an upper limit. More on each is on the ingredient pages.

FAQ

What does % of the reference intake mean?

The share of the EU labelling reference intake that the product's daily dose provides.

Can I take several vitamins at once?

Yes, but count the same substance across products so as not to exceed the upper limit.

When should vitamins be taken?

Fat-soluble ones (A, D, E, K) usually with a meal containing fat; the rest as the pack directs.

Why are there different forms of one vitamin?

Forms differ in price, tablet size and tolerance; the authorised claims are the same for all of them.

Do vitamins replace food?

No. Food supplements add to a varied, balanced diet; they do not replace it.

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