

One Daily Multivitamin + Immunity
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Overview
This multivitamin provides a comprehensive array of essential vitamins and minerals, alongside adaptogenic and immune-supporting herbal extracts. While it offers broad nutritional support, some nutrient levels may be suboptimal, and the proprietary immune blend makes it hard to determine the efficacy of specific ingredients.
The Good
Comprehensive blend of essential vitamins and minerals.
Includes Holy Basil for adaptogenic benefits.
Offers additional immune support through a proprietary blend.
The Bad
Some nutrients are not optimally dosed.
Proprietary immune blend makes assessment difficult.
Potential interactions with medications due to multiple ingredients.
Is it for you?
Best For: Adults seeking daily nutritional support, individuals looking for immune system support, those preferring fermented nutrients
Skip If: You have specific allergies to ingredients, or are on medications that interact with certain vitamins/minerals. Consult a healthcare professional if pregnant or nursing.
Ingredients Analysis
Vitamin A
450 mcgVitamin C
120 mgVitamin D3
50 mcgVitamin E
7.5 mgVitamin K
61 mcgThiamine
1.2 mgRiboflavin
1.3 mgNiacin
16 mgVitamin B6
1.7 mgFolate
400 mcg DFEVitamin B12
2.4 mcgBiotin
30 mcgPantothenic Acid
5 mgIodine
75 mcgZinc
13 mgSelenium
13.7 mgCopper
1.3 mgImmune Support Blend
25 mgHow to Use
Take one tablet daily with food. Can be taken at any time of day.
Daily
Anytime
With food
Who Should Use This
Best For:
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