Immunity Daily pairs vitamin C and zinc, each of which contributes to the normal function of the immune system*, with elderberry. One capsule a day carrying 250 mg vitamin C, 15 mg zinc and 350 mg elderberry; 60 capsules, a two-month supply.
- 250 mg vitamin C
- 15 mg zinc
- Elderberry, named
- 60 capsules, two months
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Vitamin C, doing its stated job. Vitamin C contributes to the normal function of the immune system*.
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Zinc, same register, its own entry. Zinc contributes to the normal function of the immune system*.
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Elderberry, named, not promised. A berry with a long tradition in this category; no benefit wording is authorised for it.
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A food-based blend alongside. The supporting ingredients are declared, not folded into mystery.
Routine, not panic. Here's the thinking.
Do you already have this covered?
Check your multivitamin first. Most carry vitamin C and zinc, so read those two lines and count the combined daily amounts before adding this bottle.
If you're shopping mid-crisis and hoping a capsule will rescue the week, a food supplement is not that, ours included; anything that matters belongs with your GP or pharmacist.
Why this formula
The rest of "do you already have this covered":
A dedicated formula earns its place when you want those nutrients at deliberate amounts in one place, not by accident twice over.
Why build it as a daily habit?
Because the authorised claims for vitamin C and zinc describe normal, ongoing function, and a routine is how ongoing works. Buying a bottle in a bad week and abandoning it by the good one is the category's most common purchase, and it's the one this product is designed to replace.
Who is this NOT for?
And if your multivitamin already carries vitamin C and zinc at amounts you're happy with, you may not need this at all. This bottle is for people who'd rather run a steady routine than a yearly panic.
Benefit highlights, in full
(unedited field 4, kept for the accordion): - Vitamin C, doing its stated job. Vitamin C contributes to the normal function of the immune system*, the authorised sentence, from one daily capsule rather than a seasonal scramble. - Zinc, same register, its own entry. Zinc contributes to the normal function of the immune system*. Two nutrients, each carrying its own authorised claim; that's what the formula stands on. - Elderberry, named, not promised. A berry with a long tradition in this category. It's in the formula and declared on the label; no benefit wording is authorised for it in Great Britain, so none appears here. - A food-based blend alongside. The supporting ingredients are declared, not folded into mystery: acerola cherry extract, echinacea root powder and blueberry extract sit in the declaration by name. - One capsule, two months. 60 capsules, one a day. The routine is the product; everything else on this page is detail.
| What to check |
On this label |
Common elsewhere |
| Claim-carrying nutrients |
Vitamin C and zinc, footnoted |
Implied by the bottle art |
| Elderberry |
Named, declared, no promises |
Sold as the hero of the bottle |
| Buying pattern |
A kept daily routine |
A yearly panic purchase |
| Language |
Authorised claims only |
Season-rescue vocabulary |
The label
| Nutrient (as printed) |
Amount |
Unit |
%NRV |
| Vitamin C (from L-Ascorbate and Acerola Cherry Extract) |
250 |
mg |
313 |
| Zinc (as zinc citrate) |
15 |
mg |
150 |
| Black Elderberry Powder (Sambucus nigra)(Fruit) |
350 |
mg |
** |
| Echinacea Powder (Echinacea purpurea)(Root) |
100 |
mg |
** |
** NRV not established.
Per capsule: 250 mg vitamin C (313% NRV), 15 mg zinc (150% NRV), 350 mg black elderberry powder and 100 mg echinacea powder, as in the table above.
Ingredients: Immune Complex (Black Elderberry Powder (Sambucus nigra), Acerola Cherry Extract, L-Ascorbate, Echinacea Powder (Echinacea purpurea), Zinc, Vegetarian Capsule (Hypromellose), Maltodextrin, Blueberry Extract, Rice Hull Concentrate, Acacia Gum, Sunflower Oil.
Allergen information (label-verbatim): "Does NOT contain GMOs, soya, gluten, milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, or preservatives."
Capsule: hypromellose, declared on the label as a vegetarian capsule.
Directions and cautions
DIRECTIONS: Adults take one (1) capsule with food and a full glass of water. Do not exceed recommended dosage. Do not use as a substitute for a varied diet and healthy lifestyle.
Caution: Consult your doctor if you have a medical condition, are pregnant, breastfeeding or allergic to any of the ingredients.
Store in a cool dry place out of sight and reach of children.
Intended for adults 18+.
Questions
What do vitamin C and zinc actually do here?
Each contributes to the normal function of the immune system; those are the authorised claims, footnoted on this page, and they belong to the nutrients. The formula's job is to put both in one capsule you'll take consistently.
What is the elderberry for?
It's a traditional favourite in this category, and it's in the formula as a named, declared ingredient. No health claims are authorised for elderberry in Great Britain, so we make none. What you're buying there is a named berry, honestly labelled.
When should I start taking it?
Whenever you want the routine to exist; a routine only counts once it's running. One capsule with a meal, same time each day. Starting calmly in an ordinary week beats starting frantically in a bad one.
How do I know it works?
We can point to two authorised claims and a fully declared label, and that's what we'll point to. What no supplement page can honestly promise is an outcome for your winter. Declared composition plus a kept routine is the entire, honest offer.
Should I take this or plain Vitamin C?
Choose our Vitamin C with Acerola Cherry if you want one nutrient, deliberately. Choose this if you want vitamin C and zinc together with elderberry in a single daily capsule. Check your multivitamin's overlap either way.
Is it a medicine?
No. It's a food supplement, and this page never pretends otherwise. If you feel genuinely unwell, that's a conversation for your GP or pharmacist, not a shopping decision.
What to expect
Days 1 to 14: Nothing dramatic, and that's normal. The claims here describe normal function, and normal is not a sensation. Anchor the capsule to the same meal each day.
Weeks 4 to 8: The routine has become automatic, which is precisely the product you bought: two claim-carrying nutrients, showing up daily without being thought about.
Ongoing: One bottle is two months at one a day. Most people set a reorder rhythm once, often timed ahead of the months they care about, and stop thinking about it.
Made in the USA · Formulated by NATURELO, full label transparency: every amount, every %NRV, every blend ingredient on this page · One capsule a day
Our in-house nutrition tip
This is the category where marketing behaves worst, so what I look for is restraint: which ingredients carry authorised claims, and whether the rest are honestly labelled. Here the vitamin C and zinc do the claim-carrying, each contributing to the normal function of the immune system, and the elderberry sits beside them as a named ingredient with no promises attached, which is the only honest way to sell it. I'd start the routine in an ordinary week, not a desperate one. And to be clear about what it is not: it isn't a medicine, and it doesn't outrank sleep, food or your GP. It's a routine, kept.
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