
Vitamin D3 is essential for strong bones, immune function, and overall vitality — but not all D3 is created equal. Vegan D3 is derived from microalgae, while non-vegan forms are usually sourced from lanolin, a waxy substance extracted from sheep’s wool.
- Source: Vegan D3 comes from sustainable marine algae; non-vegan D3 comes from animal by-products (lanolin)
- Sustainability: Algae-based D3 has a much lower environmental footprint
- Suitability: Vegan D3 is ideal for plant-based diets, allergies, and ethical consumers
- Absorption: Both types are bioavailable, but micellized forms (like ours) are absorbed more efficiently
👉 Try our micellized Vegan D3 with DHA algae oil for a clean, plant-based immune and bone health boost.
- Algae-derived D3 is just as effective as lanolin-derived D3 in maintaining blood vitamin D levels 1.
- Micellized D3 formulas are more bioavailable due to enhanced absorption in the intestines 2.
For ethical, dietary, and absorption reasons, vegan D3 is a smart alternative with growing scientific support.
Whether you’re vegan, environmentally conscious, or looking for the most bioavailable D3 source, algae-based Vitamin D3 offers a powerful plant-based solution that supports immunity, bones, and wellness — without compromise.
⚠️ Tip: Look for D3 labeled as “cholecalciferol from algae” to ensure it’s truly vegan and effective.
- Tripkovic, L. et al., British Journal of Nutrition, 2012[↩]
- Quesada-Gomez, J.M. et al., Bone, 2013[↩]