Vegan Supplements
Vegan supplements made in the UK to GMP standards: magnesium, B12, vitamin D3 from lichen, iron, zinc, omega 3 from algae and flax, and more. Every product here is free of animal ingredients.
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About the vegan range
Every product on this page is vegan: no animal-derived ingredients, including the capsule. The range covers the nutrients vegans most often ask about, all made in the UK to GMP standards.
The nutrients that matter on a vegan diet
| Nutrient | Why it matters | The vegan product |
|---|---|---|
| Vitamin B12 | There is no reliable plant source, so UK guidance is that vegans take a supplement or eat fortified foods every day. B12 contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue. | Methylcobalamin capsules, hydroxocobalamin drops, TRI-B12 drops |
| Vitamin D3 | Most D3 is made from lanolin; this one is from lichen. Vitamin D contributes to the maintenance of normal bones. | Vegan vitamin D3 and K2 |
| Iron | Plant iron is absorbed less well than meat iron; vitamin C alongside increases absorption. Iron contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue. | Iron bisglycinate with vitamin C |
| Iodine | Dairy and fish are the main UK sources, so vegans often fall short. Iodine contributes to normal thyroid function. | Iodine drops |
| Zinc and selenium | Both are lower in plant diets and absorbed less well from them. | Zinc picolinate, Selenomethionine |
How to choose
A blood test settles most of this: B12, ferritin and vitamin D are the three worth knowing, and the free interpreter reads them against the UK ranges: Free blood test result interpreter. The B12 forms are compared here: Which B12 is best?
All products are made in the UK to GMP standards and ship worldwide from the UK, with duties and taxes shown at checkout. If you take prescribed medicines, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have a diagnosed condition, talk to your GP or pharmacist first. Not sure which fits? Ask Nutri365, the Nutri Tailor AI health expert.
Written by Nutri Tailor from the Health Reference Library. Last checked 6 September 2026. General information, not personal advice.