1 vegetable capsule per serving | 60 servings | Vitamin C 250 mg | Vitamin D3 25 mcg (1,000 IU) | Zinc 25 mg from zinc picolinate | Custom order
This is the straightforward nutrient option in the immune support range. One vegetable capsule contains vitamin C 250 mg, vitamin D3 25 mcg (1,000 IU) and zinc 25 mg from zinc picolinate. The purchasing question is practical: can the brand support these exact amounts, forms and daily-use instructions in its destination market while keeping the positioning to verified daily nutrition rather than broad immune promises?
| Ingredient | Amount per serving |
| Vitamin C as ascorbic acid | 250 mg |
| Vitamin D3 as cholecalciferol | 25 mcg / 1,000 IU |
| Zinc from zinc picolinate | 25 mg |
| Serving size | 1 vegetable capsule |
| Servings per container | 60 |
I see that Vitamin C has the declared weight, a whopping 250 mg. Vitamin C is the star of the show. D3 is also, in the mix with 25 mcg declared. D3 is a important addition. Zinc brings 25 mg of mass. Zinc is a mineral here. HEKONA keeps those numbers attached to their source forms instead of describing the product as a vague three-in-one complex.
The commercial formula also includes excipients and processing allowance that are not visible from the active total. HEKONA should confirm capsule size and fill behaviour with the approved ingredient grades before artwork uses a one-capsule serving.
The zinc line states 25 mg from zinc picolinate. That is the elemental quantity presented to the buyer; it is not the input weight of the zinc compound. Raw-material assay and the batch calculation need to preserve that distinction.
Directions and intended duration of use should be reviewed for the sales market. The formula can be described by nutrient form and amount, but the dose should not be called universally suitable for long-term daily use or be paired with an absolute absorption claim.
Twenty-five micrograms of D3 is a much smaller mass than the other actives. The approved premix strength, carrier and addition rate therefore matter to blend uniformity. The finished-product specification should test the declared nutrient rather than rely only on theoretical input.
Vitamin C and D3 also behave differently during storage. Ingredient form, moisture exposure, light protection and the proposed shelf life need to be considered for the complete capsule and package, not as isolated raw materials.
This formula suits buyers who want a compact nutrient option rather than a botanical blend. Echinacea, elderberry and mushroom projects require different source documents and lead to a different purchasing decision.
The zinc and copper product also has a separate role. It asks how two minerals are balanced at higher zinc intake. Keeping these pages distinct helps a buyer compare formula architecture instead of reading the same immune introduction several times.
The current record shows 60 servings. Confirm the final capsule count, bottle size, closure, induction seal, desiccant decision and storage text against the commercial pack. Shelf life and lead time are confirmed only for the chosen configuration.
The final Supplement Facts, ingredient list, allergen statement, directions and warning language must all be reviewed together. Each part needs to match the others. No changes should be made to one section without checking the others. This helps avoid mistakes. It makes sure everything is accurate and clear for customers. Always double-check all sections, before finalizing. A front-panel phrase cannot replace the declared nutrient amounts or expand them into an unsubstantiated health outcome.
This SKU has no ready-stock designation in the current plan. MOQ, sample route, production timing and packaging are quoted after the market, formula status and order size are known.
Send the sales country, preferred capsule shell, bottle count, label language, expected order quantity and any restricted excipients. HEKONA can then review the nutrient specifications, blend plan, finished tests and artwork data for the same commercial version.
The current label record states 25 mg elemental zinc from zinc picolinate per serving. Confirm the source assay and final Supplement Facts before print.
Yes, as a custom review. Any change may affect capsule fit, premix calculations, directions, target-market limits and the label.
No ready-stock status is recorded. Availability, MOQ, sample options and timing must be quoted for the approved specification.
Send the destination market, serving target, capsule shell, bottle count, label language and expected order quantity. HEKONA will review formula feasibility, testing, packaging, MOQ and quotation.
This formula is intended for adults looking for a simple daily combination of vitamin C, vitamin D3 and zinc in one capsule.
It may suit product lines targeting:
Final target-user wording, directions and claims should be reviewed for the intended sales market before label approval.
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