Ascorbic ACID(Vitamin-C) / ZINC / Vitamin D3 Tablets 40 mg+ 12mg +400IU Suppliers & Bulk Manufacturers

Available Forms: Tablets

Available Strengths: 40 mg+ 12mg +400IU

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Category: Nutraceuticals

Combination tablet of vitamin C, zinc and vitamin D3, listed at 40 mg + 12 mg + 400 IU. For importers, distributors and pharmacy chains who need confirmed composition, elemental zinc labelling and stability data.

Product Description:

This tablet combines three nutrients in one dose: ascorbic acid (vitamin C), zinc and cholecalciferol (vitamin D3). The strength listed for this page is 40 mg + 12 mg + 400 IU, the last being 10 micrograms of vitamin D3. Ascorbic acid is acidic and oxidises readily, zinc comes as a salt such as sulfate, gluconate or citrate, and vitamin D3 is added in microgram amounts, usually as a stabilised beadlet so that it blends evenly.

Zinc labels should state elemental zinc rather than salt weight. Vitamin D3 needs a validated assay and content uniformity data, because microgram-level errors are easy to make, and its source (lanolin or lichen) matters for vegetarian markets. Vitamin C and D3 both degrade over time, so manufacturers add overages that should be justified by stability data and kept within local limits. Similar-named products differ, so confirm amounts on the label before quoting. Most markets class this as a food supplement, though some register multinutrient tablets as medicines.

Sourcing notes. Ask for a CoA per batch with assays for all three ingredients, heavy metals and microbial limits, plus the stability protocol that supports shelf life and overages. Film-coated tablets in Alu-Alu blisters or sealed bottles with desiccant protect vitamin C from moisture and air; zone IVb data matter for tropical markets. Request the GMP certificate of the finishing site and, where the product is registered as a medicine, the CoPP. Specify per-tablet amounts, zinc salt, D3 source, pack format and label language.