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Dietary supplement (multivitamin) — food safety profile
Low riskDaily oral multivitamin/mineral supplement.
What is this product?
Daily oral multivitamin/mineral supplement. Contains vitamins A, C, D, E, B-complex, and minerals in tablet, capsule, or gummy form.
What's in it
Click any compound name for its full safety profile, regulatory consensus, and exposure data.
Other ingredients
Who's most at risk
- Children — Developing endocrine and neurological systems, higher exposure per body weight
- Elderly — Decreased metabolic clearance, accumulated lifetime exposure
- Pregnant Women — Fetal exposure via placental transfer; developing fetal organ systems
Red flags — when to walk away
- Contains titanium dioxide (E171) — Banned in EU food since 2022; still permitted in US supplements
Safer alternatives
- Whole-food-based multivitamin — Derived from food sources; no synthetic colorants/coatings
Frequently asked questions
Who should be careful with Dietary supplement (multivitamin)?
Vulnerable populations identified for this product type: children, elderly, pregnant women.
Are there safer alternatives to Dietary supplement (multivitamin)?
Yes — consider: Whole-food-based multivitamin. See the Safer alternatives section above for details.
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