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Wild Earth Vitamin D3 is a plant-sourced Vitamin D, supporting healthy bones and muscles. It provides 1000iu of the sunshine vitamin per capsule in a base of Organic Spirulina.
Wild Earth Vegan Vitamin D3 1000iu - 30 Capsules
This vegan certified Vitamin D is sourced from lichen and combined with organic Spirulina to create a wholistic nutritional product.
Many people in the UK are thought to be low in Vitamin D, and taking a supplement can help to support the body in many ways;
Contributes to healthy absorption and utilisation of Calcium
Helps maintain healthy bones
Supports normal muscle function
Helps maintain normal teeth
Supports the function of the immune system
This Vitamin D3 contains lichen sourced Vitamin D3 plus specially selected superfoods, forming a unique blend of natures finest ingredients;
Organic Spirulina - one of natures most broad-spectrum superfoods
Nubana Green Banana Flour - with prebiotic actions
Wild Earth products contain only the highest quality ingredients required to provide your body with the nutrients it requires and nothing more. The beauty of using natural ingredients is that as seasons change and time progresses, so do their products. You may notice a variation in the colour of your capsules; this is perfectly normal and does not affect their performance.
Wild Earth packaging, including the blister pack, is compostable and biodegradable. You can dispose of your blister pack in any bin, safe in the knowledge it will biodegrade, leaving behind only organic matter that will support the growth of plants and wildlife. The carbon-balanced cardboard carton should be added to your cardboard recycling to be used again.
Wild Earth sprouted from a passion for nutrition and the wonderful world around us. They have crafted a planet friendly, ethically nutritious range of products for your whole body. Te strive to look after you and our planet.
