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Endoca vitamins are made from organic plant sources rather than synthesised in a laboratory, which is the whole reason this range exists. Vitamin C, vitamin D, zinc, a multivitamin and organic bilberry, each with the nutrient reference value stated per serving and nothing artificial in the capsule.
Vitamins from organic plant sources, not synthesised
Every batch is independently tested for purity and nutrient content
Produced in GMP-certified facilities with rigorous quality control
Nutrients With Their Natural Co-Factors
Fast and Discreet Delivery
All five products, compared by source, the nutrient each delivers, who it suits and what else comes with it from the plant.
| PRODUCT | FORMAT | KEY NUTRIENT | BEST FOR | ALSO CONTAINS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Organic Vitamin C | Capsules | Vitamin C, 225% NRV per daily serving | A daily vitamin C from a plant source | Polyphenols from the source material |
| Organic Vitamin D | Capsules | Vitamin D | Winter months and low sun exposure | Organic plant-source carrier |
| Organic Zinc | Capsules | Zinc, from organic guava leaf | A plant-sourced zinc | Calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium |
| Organic Multivitamins | Capsules | Vitamin D, folic acid, B12 | Vegan and plant-based diets | Omega-3 and omega-6, essential minerals |
| Organic Bilberry | Capsules | Bilberry, Vaccinium myrtillus | People adding bilberry specifically | Naturally occurring anthocyanins and antioxidant compounds |
A natural vitamin is one extracted from a food or plant source rather than synthesised. The molecule itself is often the same either way, and anyone telling you a plant-derived vitamin is categorically superior is going further than the evidence does. What genuinely differs is what comes with it. A vitamin C from a fruit source arrives alongside the polyphenols that were in the fruit. An isolated ascorbic acid tablet does not.
Ours are made from organic plant material, so the source is doing double duty. The zinc comes from guava leaf and brings calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and potassium along with it, all from the same leaf rather than blended in from five separate ingredients. The multivitamin was formulated around the gaps that show up most often in vegan diets, which is why B12, vitamin D, folic acid and the omega fatty acids sit together in it.
Nutrient reference value, shortened to NRV, is the number worth reading on any vitamin label. It tells you what a serving provides as a percentage of the EU reference intake, so our vitamin C at 225% NRV is a directly comparable figure rather than a marketing one. Milligram totals on their own are much harder to interpret, which is presumably why so many labels lead with them.
This is the one collection where the regulations allow a straight answer, so here it is, in the exact wording the EU register permits and no further.
Where a product has no authorised claim, and most botanicals do not, we have said what it is rather than what it does. That gap is deliberate.
Where it came from. A natural vitamin is extracted from a food or plant source, a synthetic one is manufactured. The molecule is frequently identical. What differs is the co-factors and plant compounds that come with the natural version, which is the honest case for it.
Nutrient reference value. It expresses a serving as a percentage of the EU reference intake for that nutrient, so 225% NRV means the serving provides more than double the reference amount. It is the only figure on a vitamin label that lets you compare two products directly.
Yes, the range is plant-sourced throughout. The multivitamin in particular was built around the nutrients that plant-based diets most often run short on, which is why B12, vitamin D and folic acid appear together in it.
People do, and several of the Rituals bundles combine vitamins with hemp extract. If you take prescription medication, speak to your doctor before adding supplements. That is standard advice rather than anything specific to this range.
Gluten, wheat, yeast, milk and soy, along with artificial colours and flavours. That covers the most common sensitivities and it is stated on the product pages rather than left to the ingredient list.
Most vitamins on most shelves are synthesised. Ascorbic acid in a tablet is chemically ascorbic acid whether it came from a fermentation vat or a fruit, and for a lot of purposes that is fine. Ours are made from organic plant sources instead, which means the vitamin arrives with the polyphenols and co-factors that were in the plant alongside it. Our vitamin C states 225% of the nutrient reference value per daily serving, with polyphenols present from the source material rather than added afterwards.
Sourcing decides the formulation here in a way it does not with a synthetic. Our zinc comes from organic guava leaf, which brings calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and potassium with it as part of the plant rather than as a blend somebody assembled. The multivitamin includes omega-3 and omega-6, vitamin D, folic acid and B12, which is a combination built with vegan diets specifically in mind. Everything is free from gluten, wheat, yeast, milk and soy, and free from artificial colours and flavours.
This is also the only collection in the shop where we can tell you what a nutrient does, and we are going to be precise about it. Vitamin C contributes to the normal function of the immune system, and vitamin D contributes to the maintenance of normal bones. Those are authorised EU claims with wording set by regulation. Everything else in this range, bilberry included, has no authorised claim, and we are not going to invent one.
Vitamins from organic plant sources, not synthesised
Every batch is independently tested for purity and nutrient content
Produced in GMP-certified facilities with rigorous quality control
Nutrients With Their Natural Co-Factors
Fast and Discreet Delivery
Organic Vitamin C
Organic Vitamin D
Organic Zinc
Organic Multivitamins
Organic Bilberry 
A natural vitamin is one extracted from a food or plant source rather than synthesised. The molecule itself is often the same either way, and anyone telling you a plant-derived vitamin is categorically superior is going further than the evidence does. What genuinely differs is what comes with it. A vitamin C from a fruit source arrives alongside the polyphenols that were in the fruit. An isolated ascorbic acid tablet does not.
Ours are made from organic plant material, so the source is doing double duty. The zinc comes from guava leaf and brings calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and potassium along with it, all from the same leaf rather than blended in from five separate ingredients. The multivitamin was formulated around the gaps that show up most often in vegan diets, which is why B12, vitamin D, folic acid and the omega fatty acids sit together in it.
Nutrient reference value, shortened to NRV, is the number worth reading on any vitamin label. It tells you what a serving provides as a percentage of the EU reference intake, so our vitamin C at 225% NRV is a directly comparable figure rather than a marketing one. Milligram totals on their own are much harder to interpret, which is presumably why so many labels lead with them.
This is the one collection where the regulations allow a straight answer, so here it is, in the exact wording the EU register permits and no further.
Where a product has no authorised claim, and most botanicals do not, we have said what it is rather than what it does. That gap is deliberate.
Vitamin C contributes to the normal function of the immune system. That is an authorised EU claim and it is stated here in the permitted wording.
Vitamin D contributes to the maintenance of normal bones and to normal muscle function. Also authorised, also in the permitted wording.

Zinc contributes to normal cognitive function and to normal macronutrient metabolism. Ours comes from organic guava leaf.
Organic Multivitamins bring together B12, folic acid, vitamin D and the omega fatty acids, which are the nutrients most often short in a plant-based diet.
Bilberry
Organic Bilberry is a European berry with a long history of traditional use. No health claim is authorised for it in the EU, so we are listing it as what it is. For organic mushroom extracts, see our functional mushroom supplements.
Vitamins work alongside a varied diet rather than instead of one, and if you take prescription medication it is worth checking with your doctor before adding anything.
Where it came from. A natural vitamin is extracted from a food or plant source, a synthetic one is manufactured. The molecule is frequently identical. What differs is the co-factors and plant compounds that come with the natural version, which is the honest case for it.
Nutrient reference value. It expresses a serving as a percentage of the EU reference intake for that nutrient, so 225% NRV means the serving provides more than double the reference amount. It is the only figure on a vitamin label that lets you compare two products directly.
Yes, the range is plant-sourced throughout. The multivitamin in particular was built around the nutrients that plant-based diets most often run short on, which is why B12, vitamin D and folic acid appear together in it.
People do, and several of the Rituals bundles combine vitamins with hemp extract. If you take prescription medication, speak to your doctor before adding supplements. That is standard advice rather than anything specific to this range.
Gluten, wheat, yeast, milk and soy, along with artificial colours and flavours. That covers the most common sensitivities and it is stated on the product pages rather than left to the ingredient list.