Shuunnya Care
Vitamin D3 2000 IU Tablets
Assayed at 2,050 IU against a 2,000 IU claim. The tested figure is printed, not the label figure.
₹320
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Count: 60 tablets
₹320
60 tablets
The Shuunnya promise
One vitamin, at a strength that was measured in the finished tablet rather than claimed on the raw material, with the release window and the shelf life floor both printed.
- Claim 2,000 IU. Assayed 2,050 IU by HPLC on the finished tablet
- Release specification 1,900 to 2,300 IU, floor of 1,900 IU at end of shelf life
- Cholecalciferol from lichen. Not D2, and not lanolin sold as vegetarian
- Three excipients, listed in descending order. No coating, sugar or colour
Quality & reports
Shuunnya VerifiedIndependent quality and lab reports for this product — download to verify.
- Cholecalciferol Assay by HPLC on Finished Tablet, Lot 26-D3-114 Lab report · FSSAI-notified Food and Nutraceutical Testing Laboratory, Hyderabad · 2026-06 Download
- Heavy Metals by ICP-MS and Microbiological Limits, per Lot Lab report · FSSAI-notified Food and Nutraceutical Testing Laboratory, Hyderabad · 2026-06 Download
Details
A plain daily cholecalciferol tablet at a 2,000 IU claim, in the strength Indian adults are most often put on when a blood test comes back low. The D3 is grown from lichen rather than extracted from sheep wool lanolin, so it suits vegetarians and vegans, and it is D3 rather than D2. There are three cheats in this category and all three are legal. The first is that a label claim is not a measurement. Vitamin D3 degrades in a tablet, so a brand can print 2,000 IU on day one, add nothing, and be well under it by month eighteen with no test ever run. We assay every lot by HPLC after the tablet is pressed and print the tested figure beside the claim, plus the release specification the lot has to clear to leave the plant. The second is D2 sold as vitamin D. Ergocalciferol is cheaper and it is not the same molecule as cholecalciferol; the two are not interchangeable at equal IU. If a pack says only vitamin D, look for which one. This says cholecalciferol on the front. The third is vegetarian marketing on a lanolin extract. Lanolin D3 comes from sheep wool grease. It is a perfectly good raw material and it is not vegetarian, so the identity of the source is stated instead of implied.
- Claim 2,000 IU. Assayed 2,050 IU per tablet by HPLC, lot 26-D3-114, certificate on this page
- Release specification 1,900 to 2,300 IU, which is 95 to 115 percent of claim, tested on the finished tablet and not on the raw material
- End of shelf life floor 1,900 IU, held by a 5 percent manufacturing overage rather than by hoping
- Cholecalciferol, D3, from Cladonia lichen biomass. Not ergocalciferol and not lanolin
- Three excipients in total, all named below in descending order. No titanium dioxide, because the tablet is uncoated
- No sugar, no artificial colour, no artificial flavour, no gelatin
- Vitamin D deficiency is widespread in India, and a supplement is for a shortfall your doctor has found or has reason to expect. It is not a medicine, it does not treat anything, and it is not a substitute for food or for daylight
- The tablet is small, off-white and slightly speckled. Lichen extract is not perfectly uniform in colour and nothing is added to make it look so
Product information
The assay, and what each number means
- Label claim
- 2,000 IU, which is 50 mcg of cholecalciferol per tablet
- Assayed
- 2,050 IU per tablet, 102.5 percent of claim, by HPLC with UV detection on the finished tablet
- Method
- Reverse-phase HPLC against a USP cholecalciferol reference standard, run per lot at an FSSAI-notified laboratory
- Release specification
- 1,900 to 2,300 IU, 95 to 115 percent of claim. A lot outside that window does not ship
- Overage
- 5 percent, added so the tablet is still above claim at month 24 rather than only on the day it was pressed
- End of shelf life
- Not below 1,900 IU at 24 months, confirmed on stability at 30 degrees and 65 percent relative humidity
- Identity
- Cholecalciferol, D3. Confirmed against the reference standard, so D2 substitution is visible in the chromatogram
Composition, in descending order
- 1. Microcrystalline cellulose
- Diluent, about 88 percent of tablet weight
- 2. Vitamin D3 preparation
- Cholecalciferol on an acacia and sucrose-free maltodextrin carrier, from Cladonia lichen biomass. Carries 2,000 IU of active
- 3. Rice hull concentrate
- Flow agent, about 1 percent. Used in place of magnesium stearate
- Coating
- None. The tablet is uncoated, so there is no titanium dioxide, shellac or polyethylene glycol
- Not present
- Sugar, artificial colour, artificial flavour, gelatin, lactose, soy, gluten
- Tablet
- About 200 mg, 8 mm round, off-white with visible speckle from the lichen carrier
Taking it, storing it, and the limits
- Dose
- One tablet a day, or the dose your doctor sets. 2,000 IU is a maintenance strength, not a correction dose
- With
- A meal carrying some fat. Vitamin D is fat soluble and absorption is poorer on an empty stomach
- What this is for
- A dietary shortfall that has been found on a test or is likely from little sun exposure. Nothing here treats a disease
- Not for
- Anyone already on a prescribed high-dose D regime, without asking the prescriber first. D is fat soluble and accumulates
- Ask a doctor
- If pregnant, nursing, on thiazide diuretics, digoxin, or being treated for a calcium or kidney condition
- Storage
- Below 25 degrees, closed bottle, away from direct light. Amber HDPE with an induction seal and a desiccant
- Regulatory
- A health supplement under the Food Safety and Standards (Health Supplements, Nutraceuticals) Regulations 2016. Licensed under the FSS Act 2006. Not a drug, not a medicine
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