Vital Nora Vitamin D3 Softgels are a food supplement with vitamin D3. Each labeled four-day dose consists of one softgel containing 100 µg of vitamin D3, equivalent to 4,000 IU.

The customer-facing front label states 180 Softgels. The separate contents panel also lists a total net content of 44.5 g, providing additional package information.

This product comes in a softgel capsule format. The ingredient declaration identifies sunflower oil, beef gelatin, glycerin and vitamin D3 within the finished formulation.

Each labeled four-day dose of one softgel provides 100 µg of vitamin D3, which the physical nutrient panel also expresses as 4,000 IU.

The physical label expresses the same Vitamin D3 amount in two formats: 100 µg and 4,000 IU. Both values apply to the labeled four-day dose of one softgel.

The nutrient table lists 100 µg vitamin D3 as 2,000% NRV. NRV means Nutrient Reference Value and is the terminology used on the supplied European-style product label.

The complete ingredient declaration lists sunflower oil, coating agent gelatin (beef), humectant glycerin and vitamin D3. No additional active vitamins or minerals are shown on the supplied product label.

Yes. The ingredient declaration identifies gelatin (beef) as the coating agent used in the softgel. The package additionally describes the beef gelatin as Halal-compliant.

No vegan claim appears on the packaging, and the ingredient declaration specifically lists beef gelatin. The website therefore should not describe this product as vegan, vegetarian or gelatin-free.

The physical package states: “Take 1 softgel capsule every 4 days with 250 ml of water.” Follow that labeled interval rather than treating the product as a once-daily supplement.

The supplied label does not recommend daily use. It specifically states one softgel every four days, so the 4,000 IU amount should not be presented as a recommended daily dose.

The physical product label specifically instructs customers to take the softgel with 250 ml of water. No meal timing or particular time of day is stated.

The supplied label instructs customers to store the product closed, dry, cool and protected from light. It does not state refrigeration or a specific numerical storage temperature.

The label states that the recommended daily intake must not be exceeded and that food supplements are not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.

Yes. The physical package specifically states: “Keep the product out of reach of children.” Store the container accordingly and follow all instructions printed on the package.

The supplied physical package explicitly states “Halal-compliant beef gelatin.” This wording can be repeated, but it should not be strengthened into a separate “Halal Certified” claim without additional certification evidence.

The physical label states “Bottled and tested in Germany.” This should not be rewritten as “Made in Germany” or “Manufactured in Germany,” because those statements are not equivalent.

The product states: “Lot No. / Best before: See imprint on the bottom of the can.” Exact lot and best-before values therefore depend on the individual physical container.