Yes, Premium Vitamin D can be combined with all our products. Verra complexes (Fertility & Pregnancy, Postpartum, Menstruation, Menopause, Multivitamin, and Fertility Booster for Men) already contain vitamin D. However, according to available data and literature, a large part of our population suffers from a deficiency of this vitamin, especially during the winter months. If you want to support your health and immunity as much as possible, it is fine to temporarily take any Verra complex along with Premium Vitamin D. For maximum certainty, we always recommend consulting your doctor.

Vitamin D deficiency is quite common in our population, and this is even more pronounced in pregnant women. In general, it is recommended for pregnant women to supplement vitamin D. Our product is safe for use during pregnancy, but for maximum certainty, we always recommend consulting your doctor.

Vitamin D in the product is dissolved in sea buckthorn oil, which naturally has an orange color. Like all our products, this one also follows the 'Clean Label' principle—free of unnecessary additives.

According to literature and available data, vitamin D deficiency is very common in our population. It is partially produced in the skin through sunlight exposure, so the need to obtain it from food increases during the winter months. During these months, supplementing vitamin D levels may be beneficial for most people, especially considering the higher prevalence of illnesses. The risk of deficiency is particularly high in adolescents, pregnant women, and the elderly.

Since vitamin D deficiency is quite common in our population, we consider long-term use at the recommended dosage to be suitable (as long as you are not taking other dietary supplements containing this vitamin). This is especially true during the winter months when there is less sunlight, which is necessary for the natural production of vitamin D in the skin. It is always advisable to consult your doctor, who knows your health condition and may suggest measuring your vitamin D levels in your blood.

In the short term, it is fine to increase the dose to two capsules per day. For maximum certainty, we always recommend consulting your doctor, who knows your health condition and may suggest measuring your vitamin D levels in your blood.