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Vitamin C, D and Zinc

Three of the vitamins for the immune system with registered claims in Great Britain, made from organic plant sources rather than synthesised. Vitamin C, vitamin D and zinc each contribute to the normal function of the immune system. Every capsule states its nutrient reference value per serving, with nothing artificial added.

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Not All Vitamins Are Created Equal

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100% Organic

Vitamins from organic plant sources, not synthesised

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Third Party Tested

Every batch is independently tested for purity and nutrient content

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Highest Quality

Produced in GMP-certified facilities with rigorous quality control

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Whole Food Sourced

Nutrients With Their Natural Co-Factors

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UK Delivery

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Compare Endoca Vitamin C, D and Zinc

All three products, compared by source, nutrient, who each suits and what else comes from the plant.

PRODUCT FORMAT KEY NUTRIENT BEST FOR ALSO CONTAINS
Organic Vitamin C Capsules Vitamin C from an organic plant source A daily vitamin C that is not synthesised Polyphenols from the source material
Organic Vitamin D Capsules Vitamin D British winters and low sun exposure Organic plant-source carrier
Organic Zinc Capsules Zinc from organic guava leaf A plant-sourced mineral Calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium

What Are the Vitamins for the Immune System?

In Great Britain, a handful of nutrients carry registered claims about the immune system, and vitamin C, vitamin D and zinc are three of them. The registered wording for each is that it contributes to the normal function of the immune system. Most products sold as vitamins for the immune system lean on these same three nutrients. Ours keep them in separate capsules, so you can take only the one you want rather than a fixed combination of all three.

Ours are natural vitamins, taken from organic plants rather than built in a laboratory. The molecule is often identical, and we will not tell you a plant source is always better. What differs is the company it keeps: polyphenols with the vitamin C, four further minerals with the zinc. On vitamin C specifically, the research on whether the source makes a meaningful difference is thin, and we would rather say so than dress it up. A plant source is about what comes alongside the vitamin.

The figure to read on any vitamin label is the nutrient reference value, or NRV. It states a serving as a share of the reference intake, so two products can be compared fairly. A figure over 100% means one serving provides more than the reference intake. Look at the serving size as well, since one product’s serving may be two capsules and another’s just one. Ours list the serving size and capsule count on each product page, and most are a single daily serving.

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What Can Vitamin C, D and Zinc Be Used For?

UK law lets us answer this directly for these three, in the registered wording.

For everything else here, we describe formats and situations rather than results. Supplements work alongside a varied diet, not in place of one. If you take prescription medication, have a word with your doctor before adding anything.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Which vitamins carry a registered immune system claim?

Vitamin C, vitamin D and zinc each contribute to the normal function of the immune system. Those are registered claims in Great Britain, and Endoca makes all three from organic plant sources.

Do I need all three vitamins for the immune system together?

Not necessarily. Many people take only the one their diet is short of. Vitamin D is the one most often low in a British winter. Your GP or pharmacist can tell you whether you need any of them.

What does the NRV on these labels mean?

Nutrient reference value: a serving shown as a percentage of the reference intake. It is the fairest way to compare two vitamin labels. Read the serving size alongside it, because a serving can be one capsule or two depending on the product.

Are these vitamins suitable for vegans?

Yes. All three are plant-sourced and free from gluten, wheat, yeast, milk and soy. Nothing artificial is added, and the full ingredient list for each product is on its own page if you want to check.

What should I look for when buying vitamins for the immune system?

Check the NRV percentage per serving, the serving size, and whether the claim on the pack matches the registered wording. In Great Britain only certain nutrients may carry an immune claim, so a product promising more than the register allows is worth questioning.

What makes these vitamins natural?

They are taken from organic plants rather than built in a laboratory. The vitamin molecule is often identical, so the difference is what comes with it: polyphenols with the vitamin C, and calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and potassium with the guava leaf zinc.

Why is the zinc from guava leaf?

The leaf is naturally rich in zinc and brings calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and potassium too. Those minerals come as part of the leaf rather than being blended in separately, which is the point of using a whole plant source.

Are the products batch tested?

Yes. Every batch goes to an independent laboratory for purity and nutrient content before release. Reports are listed by batch number on our lab testing page, so you can find the one for your pot.

Why are there only three vitamins for the immune system on this page?

Because only registered claims may be made in Great Britain. Vitamin C, vitamin D and zinc have them for the immune system. Mushrooms and botanicals do not, so they are not listed here.

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Not All Vitamins Are Created Equal

Most vitamins sold in the UK are manufactured, including most of those sold as vitamins for the immune system. Ascorbic acid is ascorbic acid whether it came from a fermentation vessel or a fruit, and for many purposes that is fine. Ours are drawn from organic plant material, so each vitamin arrives with the compounds that sat beside it in the plant. We would not pretend the plant source changes the vitamin itself. What it changes is what travels with the vitamin, and how short the list of ingredients on the back of the pot stays.

100% Organic

Vitamins from organic plant sources, not synthesised

Third Party Tested

Every batch is independently tested for purity and nutrient content

Highest Quality

Produced in GMP-certified facilities with rigorous quality control

Whole Food Sourced

Nutrients With Their Natural Co-Factors

UK Delivery

Fast and Discreet

Compare Endoca Vitamin C, D and Zinc

All three products, compared by source, nutrient, who each suits and what else comes from the plant.
PRODUCT
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VITAMIN-D-1 Organic Vitamin D
ZINC-1 Organic Zinc
FORMAT
Capsules
Capsules
Capsules
KEY NUTRIENT
Vitamin C from an organic plant source
Vitamin D
Zinc from organic guava leaf
BEST FOR
A daily vitamin C that is not synthesised
British winters and low sun exposure
A plant-sourced mineral
ALSO CONTAINS
Polyphenols from the source material
Organic plant-source carrier
Calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium

What Are the Vitamins for the Immune System?

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In Great Britain, a handful of nutrients carry registered claims about the immune system, and vitamin C, vitamin D and zinc are three of them. The registered wording for each is that it contributes to the normal function of the immune system. Most products sold as vitamins for the immune system lean on these same three nutrients. Ours keep them in separate capsules, so you can take only the one you want rather than a fixed combination of all three.

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Ours are natural vitamins, taken from organic plants rather than built in a laboratory. The molecule is often identical, and we will not tell you a plant source is always better. What differs is the company it keeps: polyphenols with the vitamin C, four further minerals with the zinc. On vitamin C specifically, the research on whether the source makes a meaningful difference is thin, and we would rather say so than dress it up. A plant source is about what comes alongside the vitamin.

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The figure to read on any vitamin label is the nutrient reference value, or NRV. It states a serving as a share of the reference intake, so two products can be compared fairly. A figure over 100% means one serving provides more than the reference intake. Look at the serving size as well, since one product’s serving may be two capsules and another’s just one. Ours list the serving size and capsule count on each product page, and most are a single daily serving.

What Can Vitamin C, D and Zinc Be Used For?

UK law lets us answer this directly for these three, in the registered wording.

For everything else here, we describe formats and situations rather than results. Supplements work alongside a varied diet, not in place of one. If you take prescription medication, have a word with your doctor before adding anything.

Vitamin C

Contributes to the normal function of the immune system. Ours is drawn from an organic plant source and arrives with polyphenols from that source material, with nothing artificial added.

Vitamin D

Contributes to the normal function of the immune system and to the maintenance of normal bones. It is made from organic plant sources rather than synthesised.

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Zinc

Contributes to the normal function of the immune system. Ours is drawn from organic guava leaf, which carries calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and potassium as part of the leaf.

Winter Routines

Vitamin D is the nutrient people most often add in the darker months, when the body makes less from sunlight.

The Full Range

For a multivitamin, bilberry or Quina, see all our natural vitamins, which come from organic sources in the same way and can share a repeat delivery with these three.

Anyone already taking CBD can add our CBD capsules or CBD oil to the same repeat order, so everything turns up in one parcel.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Vitamin C, vitamin D and zinc each contribute to the normal function of the immune system. Those are registered claims in Great Britain, and Endoca makes all three from organic plant sources.

Not necessarily. Many people take only the one their diet is short of. Vitamin D is the one most often low in a British winter. Your GP or pharmacist can tell you whether you need any of them.

Nutrient reference value: a serving shown as a percentage of the reference intake. It is the fairest way to compare two vitamin labels. Read the serving size alongside it, because a serving can be one capsule or two depending on the product.

Yes. All three are plant-sourced and free from gluten, wheat, yeast, milk and soy. Nothing artificial is added, and the full ingredient list for each product is on its own page if you want to check.

Check the NRV percentage per serving, the serving size, and whether the claim on the pack matches the registered wording. In Great Britain only certain nutrients may carry an immune claim, so a product promising more than the register allows is worth questioning.

They are taken from organic plants rather than built in a laboratory. The vitamin molecule is often identical, so the difference is what comes with it: polyphenols with the vitamin C, and calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and potassium with the guava leaf zinc.

The leaf is naturally rich in zinc and brings calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and potassium too. Those minerals come as part of the leaf rather than being blended in separately, which is the point of using a whole plant source.

Yes. Every batch goes to an independent laboratory for purity and nutrient content before release. Reports are listed by batch number on our lab testing page, so you can find the one for your pot.

Because only registered claims may be made in Great Britain. Vitamin C, vitamin D and zinc have them for the immune system. Mushrooms and botanicals do not, so they are not listed here.