A vitamin is an organic molecule that the body needs in small quantities for proper metabolic function, but cannot produce in sufficient amounts on its own — meaning it must be obtained through diet or supplementation. There are 13 essential vitamins recognised by major health organisations, split into two groups: fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, and K), which the body can store for later use, and water-soluble vitamins (the B-complex group and vitamin C), which are not stored and need to be replenished more consistently. Our collection covers both groups, alongside herbal and plant-based supplements like spirulina, black cumin, and lion's mane, in a range of formats from tablets and capsules to gummies for easier daily use.

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Know What You're Taking

Shop by Vitamin Type

Different vitamins support different functions in the body. Here's a quick guide to some of the most commonly stocked types in this collection.

Vitamin C

Water-Soluble

An antioxidant vitamin needing regular replenishment, as it is not stored in the body.

Vitamin D

Fat-Soluble

Produced by the body from sunlight exposure, and also available through supplementation, especially useful during darker months.

B-Complex Vitamins

Water-Soluble

A group including B12 and biotin, functioning as coenzymes that support energy metabolism.

Multivitamins

Combined Formula

A single daily dose covering multiple essential vitamins and minerals together.

Children under 4 in the UK may be eligible for free vitamins through the NHS Healthy Start programme.

Beyond the Core 13

Herbal & Plant-Based Supplements

Note: These ingredients are not classified as vitamins, but are commonly stocked alongside them as part of a broader wellness routine.

Beyond the 13 recognised vitamins, our collection includes plant-based and herbal supplements such as spirulina, black cumin, and lion's mane — ingredients that don't fall under the strict definition of a vitamin but are widely used to complement a daily supplement routine. These are available in traditional powder form as well as more convenient capsule and gummy formats.

Spirulina
Black Cumin
Lion's Mane
Powder Capsule Gummy

Formats to Suit Your Routine

How a supplement is taken can matter as much as what it contains. Our range includes traditional tablets and capsules for precise dosing, powders that can be mixed into food or drinks, and gummies, which offer an easier-to-take alternative — particularly useful for children or anyone who finds tablets difficult to swallow. If swallowing tablets is something you or a family member struggles with, the NHS guide on problems swallowing pills has some practical tips that may help.

Tablets & Capsules
Powder
Gummies

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our vitamins range

What's the difference between fat-soluble and water-soluble vitamins?
Fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, and K) are absorbed with dietary fat and can be stored in the body for later use, while water-soluble vitamins (the B-complex group and vitamin C) are not stored in significant amounts and need to be replenished more regularly through diet or supplementation.
Why is vitamin D particularly important in the UK?
The body produces vitamin D from sunlight exposure, but during autumn and winter months in the UK, sunlight is often insufficient for this process, which is why vitamin D supplementation is commonly recommended, particularly during darker months.
Are gummy vitamins as effective as tablets?
Gummy vitamins generally contain similar active ingredients to tablets and can be an effective, easier-to-take alternative, though they may contain added sugar, so it's worth checking the label if that's a consideration.
Can you take too many vitamins?
Yes, particularly with fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, and K), which can accumulate in the body if taken in excess. It's generally recommended to stick to the recommended daily amount unless advised otherwise by a healthcare professional.
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