3x Vegan Vitamin D (120 capsules)
High strength: 4000 IU (100mg per capsule)
Plant-based vitamin D extracted from pine bark
Supports mood, immune system, bones, and teeth
120 capsules (4-month supply)
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Our vegan vitamin D – like all our products – is of absolute top quality. It's extracted from pine bark, making it ideal for both vegans and anyone looking for a plant-based alternative. We use D3 (cholecalciferol), which is the most effective and easily absorbed form of vitamin D. Vitamin D plays a crucial role in supporting the immune system, bone health, and overall energy levels. Read on below to discover why our D3 is something truly special.
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Recommended daily dose: 1 capsule Servings per jar: 120 |
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| Content per serving (1 capsule) | Amount | % of RI* |
| Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol) | 100 µg (4000 IU) | 2000% |
| *RI = Reference Intake for an average adult | ||
Sunshine in Capsule Form
Our Vegan D3 delivers pure, plant-based sunshine in every capsule. Made from sustainably sourced pine bark and certified by The Vegan Society, each capsule contains 100 μg (4000 IU) of highly effective cholecalciferol – the most active and bioavailable form of vitamin D. No animal ingredients, no unnecessary additives – just clean, powerful support for your body.
Serious quality. Zero animal ingredients.
At Raw Organics, we never compromise – not on quality, and not on our values. Our vegan D3 capsules are made with plant-based cholecalciferol, which is 87% more effective than the D2 found in many other vegan vitamin D supplements. We only use ingredients we’d take ourselves – clean, sustainable, and free from unnecessary additives. Every product is carefully crafted to support your health and your choices. No sheep, no fish, no nonsense. Just pure, plant-based support for those who want the very best for their body.
Why your body needs vitamin D – especially in the darker months
Vitamin D is essential for your mood, immune system, bones, and muscle function. But in large parts of Europe, sunlight is limited for much of the year – and studies show that over half the population has insufficient vitamin D levels during winter.
The result? Lower energy, weakened immunity, and a body that simply doesn’t feel its best.
That’s where our Vegan D3 comes in. With 4000 IU of highly absorbable cholecalciferol from sustainable pine bark, it gives you exactly what you need – in a clean, plant-based form. Simple, effective, and easy to take – every day of the year.
What does science say about Vitamin D?
Scientific studies point to wider health benefits of maintaining sufficient vitamin D levels:
Bone health and osteoporosis prevention:
Vitamin D is crucial for regulating calcium balance in the body. A deficiency can lead to impaired bone mineralization and an increased risk of osteoporosis and fractures – especially in older adults. Combined with calcium, vitamin D has been shown to reduce the risk of hip fractures.
Immune support and infection protection:
Research has shown that adequate vitamin D levels may reduce the risk of respiratory infections such as colds and influenza. During the COVID-19 pandemic, interest grew in vitamin D’s role in immune response and its potential protective effect against severe illness.
Mental health and mood regulation:
There is growing evidence that vitamin D contributes to emotional well-being. Deficiency has been linked to a higher risk of depression, particularly during the darker winter months.
Muscle strength and fall prevention:
Among the elderly, vitamin D supplementation has been shown to improve muscle strength and reduce the risk of falls – an important factor in maintaining mobility and independence.
Sources:
Vitamin D Deficiency. New England Journal of Medicine.
Vitamin D supplementation to prevent acute respiratory infections. BMJ.
Effect of vitamin D on falls. JAMA.
Vitamin D deficiency and depression in adults. Nutrition.
Dietary Reference Intakes for Calcium and Vitamin D. Institute of Medicine.