Vitalized
Discover the Vitalized range: vegan capsules, liposomal formulas and daily sachets, from algae omega-3 to lactoferrin, collagen and iron. We explain which forms we stock, why the dosing makes sense and who each suits.Read more →
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The Vitalized range: vegan formulas made in Europe
Vitalized is a European supplement brand, founded and developed by Vitalized B.V., with production in Europe. The range stays deliberately small: one clear formula per subject, instead of ten near-identical variations. Most products are vegan and gluten-free, so people who eat plant-based can still cover nutrients that normally come from fish or animals. You will find the label next to the other brands we carry.
The line was developed with Life Extension Europe as partner and distributor, a company with around 30 years in supplements. That shows in the choices: recognisable raw materials, doses in line with published research and short ingredient lists. Vitalized names its sources, which makes a label easy to check before you buy.
Formulas built around absorption
The combinations here support the main ingredient instead of padding the label.
- Iron+ 15 mg adds vitamin C, vitamin B2 and copper. Vitamin C increases the absorption of iron from plant foods, which matters if you eat little or no meat.
- Omega-3 Vegan gives 900 mg omega-3 from algae in two softgels, with a balance of EPA and DHA comparable to good fish oil. No fish, no fishy aftertaste.
- Lactoferrin+ 200 mg uses Biotis, a named lactoferrin source, so you can see exactly which raw material sits in the capsule.
- Melatonin+ Liposomal is liposomal: the melatonin is wrapped in a tiny fat layer, so the body takes it up more easily.
- Greens & Protein delivers 14 g per sachet of green vegetable powder with plant protein, sweetened with stevia.
If you normally compare fish oil labels, the algae route is worth a look. Same EPA and DHA idea, plant source, and useful if fish oil repeats on you. Want to weigh price per gram against fish oil first? Compare it with our plant and fish omega options.
The range suits you if you eat plant-based, or if you simply want fewer capsules per day. Collagen Caps ask two capsules daily, so you skip the scoop and the shaker. If you would rather stir a powder into your coffee, look at our wider collagen selection instead.
Honest about the limits: Vitalized costs more per month than basic own-label products, because you pay for named raw materials such as algae oil and Biotis lactoferrin. The range also does not cover everything, so a separate vitamin D or magnesium may still be needed. If iron is the only thing you are after, compare the options in our iron formulas first, then decide whether the extras in Iron+ are worth it for you.
Why we stock Vitalized
We judge a brand on three things: the form of the ingredient, the dose, and whether the combinations make sense. Vitalized holds up on all three: algae instead of fish for omega-3, iron paired with vitamin C, a lactoferrin source you can name. We buy directly from the brand, so stock is authentic, and our compliance team checks every label before it goes live. We test products ourselves and independent labs spot-check batches. What we will not tell you is that any of this works overnight. Give a new supplement two to three weeks of daily use. Read how we select brands and products.
Frequently asked questions
Vitalized is a European supplement brand, founded and developed by Vitalized B.V., with production in Europe. The range is small and focused: one formula per subject rather than many overlapping versions. Life Extension Europe is its partner and distributor. Most formulas are vegan and gluten-free, and the raw materials are named on the label, so you can check what you are actually taking before you order.
Most of the range is vegan and gluten-free, including the algae omega-3, which replaces fish oil with an algae source. That is the main reason we carry the brand: it covers nutrients that usually come from animals. Always check the individual product label, because not every formula in a range is plant-based. If a product page does not confirm it, assume it is not vegan until the label says so.
Start from your goal and from the format you will realistically keep taking.
| Product | Form | Suits you if |
|---|---|---|
| Omega-3 Vegan | Softgel | You avoid fish oil |
| Iron+ 15 mg | Capsule | You eat little meat |
| Collagen Caps | Capsule | You dislike powders |
| Greens & Protein | Sachet | You skip vegetables |
| Melatonin+ Liposomal | Liposomal | You fall asleep slowly |
Pick one product and stay with it for a few weeks before adding a second.
Two softgels give 900 mg omega-3 from algae, with a balance of EPA and DHA comparable to good fish oil. Take them with a meal that contains some fat, because that helps uptake. The practical difference is the source, not the fatty acids: algae oil is plant-based and avoids the aftertaste some people get from fish oil. Fish oil is often cheaper per gram, so compare price per gram if budget leads.
The UK reference intakes differ by age and sex, mainly because of monthly blood loss.
| Group | Daily amount |
|---|---|
| Men 19+ | 8.7 mg |
| Women 19 to 50 | 14.8 mg |
| Women 50+ | 8.7 mg |
Iron contributes to normal formation of red blood cells and haemoglobin, and to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue. Only supplement iron if you have reason to, ideally after a blood test.
Source: NHS
For most supplements, plan on two to three weeks of daily use before you judge them. Nutrient levels in the body change gradually, and a single capsule tells you very little. Melatonin is the exception: it works on the night you take it, shortly before bed. Iron is the slow one, because blood values can take a few months to move. Consistency does more for you than a higher dose.
The price sits in the raw materials and the dosing. Algae oil is more expensive than fish oil, Biotis is a named lactoferrin rather than a generic one, and Iron+ carries vitamin C, vitamin B2 and copper alongside the iron. You also get fewer capsules per day for the same intake. If you want the lowest price per gram, a simpler product will win. If you want a checkable label and a plant-based source, this is where the money goes.
Usually yes, with two points of timing. Keep iron away from calcium, coffee and tea by roughly two hours, because these reduce iron absorption; take it with vitamin C instead. Take melatonin shortly before bed rather than in the evening with dinner; you can see the full range in our melatonin collection. Avoid stacking two products with the same nutrient, and count the totals across everything you take.
If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, under 18 or on medication, check with your doctor or pharmacist before starting. Iron supplements are for people who need extra iron, and too much can upset the stomach; keep them out of reach of children. Melatonin is not intended for long-term daily use and can affect alertness, so avoid it before driving. Supplements support a varied diet, they do not replace one, and they do not treat illness.
