Nature Made Vitamin D3 contains gelatin derived from bovine sources. The gelatin is used to hold the vitamin D3 in the capsule and contains no other ingredients.

What type of gelatin is used in vitamin D3?

Vitamin D3 is usually found in softgel capsules, which are made using a combination of gelatin, glycerin, and water. The gelatin used is typically bovine- or porcine-derived, and it helps to keep the capsule intact and its contents safe and secure. The gelatin used in vitamin D3 capsules is not derived from any animal sources that pose any health concerns.

Does vitamin D3 have pork gelatin?

Vitamin D3 is typically produced from lanolin, which is derived from sheep’s wool. However, some brands of Vitamin D3 may contain pork gelatin. To ensure that the Vitamin D3 you are taking is free from pork gelatin, you should check the product label or contact the manufacturer directly.