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BetterYou Dlux 1000 vegan oral spray 15ml
£12.99
BetterYou D1000 Vegan Vitamin D Oral Spray is a great way to maintain vitamin D levels if following a vegan or planted-based diet.
This spray provides the ideal maintenance dose of 1000IU (25ug) but with 100% plant-origin vitamin D3. Using Vitamin D3V®, a 100% plant-origin vitamin D3, designed to maintain vitamin D levels.
- Each spray delivers 1000IU (25μg) of vitamin D
- Maintain vitamin D levels when following a plant-based diet
- 100% plant-origin vitamin D3
- Supports bones, teeth and a healthy immune system
- A fast and convenient way to support vitamin D levels
- 100 daily doses
- Packaging made from Ocean Plastic
Delivering 1000IU per spray, D1000 Vegan provides an effective maintenance dosage for adults and teenagers.
Our vegan vitamin D oral sprays are a convenient way to maintain vitamin D levels when following a plant-based diet, this incredible pure and simple formulation provides optimal nutritional delivery, each spray provides the vitamin D in micro-sized droplets that coat and permeate the soft-tissue of the inner cheek, delivery the essential nutrients into the rich vein system below.
This allows the formulation to quickly enter the bloodstream for optimal absorption.
Importance of vitamin D for vegans
Vitamin D helps support healthy bones and teeth by aiding calcium absorption, contributes to immunity by contributing the healthy functioning of the immune system and helps maintain normal muscle function.
Taking a vitamin D vegan or vegetarian supplement is important for those following a restricted diet as the main food sources include; fish, dairy and eggs..
Learn more about vitamin D supplementation >
Who needs it
As we adapt to ever changing lifestyles and diets, everyone should look to ensure they maintain healthy vitamin D levels throughout the year. The Department of Health outlines the following groups as “at-risk” for vitamin D deficiency. These groups should strongly consider supplementation:
- All pregnant and breastfeeding women
- Infants and young children under 5 years of age
- Older people aged 65 years and over
- People who have low or no exposure to the sun
- People who have darker skin