Dietary Supplements

The dietary supplements are products that aim to complement the usual diet, providing concentrated sources of nutrients or other substances with a dietary or physiological effect, individually or in combination. They do not replace a balanced and varied diet, but can help meet specific nutritional needs.

Categories of dietary supplements

Our catalog is organized into the following main categories, so you can easily find what you need:

• Vitamins: individual vitamins (A, B, C, D, E, K) and multivitamin formulations, in capsules, tablets, chewable tablets, gummies and liquid form.
• Minerals & Trace Elements: calcium, magnesium, iron, zinc, selenium and other essential minerals.
• Herbs: herbal extracts with traditional or research-based use.
• Sports Supplements: proteins, amino acids and formulations for people with increased physical activity.
• Special Supplements: targeted formulas for specific needs.
• Alternative Foods: dietary products for special dietary needs.
• Phytotherapy: traditional herbal formulations.
• Enzymes: supplements with digestive or other enzymes.
• Vegan Dietary Supplements: products suitable for vegan diet.
• Pet Supplements: products specifically designed for pets.

How to choose a dietary supplement

The choice of a supplement depends on your dietary intake, age, gender, any special needs (pregnancy, breastfeeding, athletic activity) and any medication you are taking. Many ingredients have interactions with medications, so it is important to consult your pharmacist or doctor before starting a new supplement, especially if you are already on medication.

Forms of supplements

Dietary supplements come in many forms: capsules, tablets, chewable tablets, gummies, powders and liquids. The choice of form usually depends on ease of intake and personal preference, unless there is a specific medical reason for a particular form.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do dietary supplements replace the diet?

No, they are intended to complement and not replace a balanced diet.

Do you need a doctor's prescription for dietary supplements?

Most dietary supplements are available without a prescription, however the advice of a pharmacist or doctor is useful, especially if you are taking other medication.

How do I choose between so many forms (capsules, powder, gummies)?

The choice is mainly a matter of personal preference and ease of intake, unless there is a specific medical reason for a particular form.

Is it safe to take many supplements at the same time?

Some ingredients interact with each other or with medications. Consult a pharmacist before combining multiple supplements.

Which supplements are suitable for a vegan diet?

See the special category of Vegan Dietary Supplements, where products are selected based on this criterion.