SunVit-D3 Launches a Competition for National Vegetarian Week
SunVit-D3, now a Vegetarian Society Approved product, is launching a competition for National Vegetarian Week (20 - 26 May 2013) to celebrate them becoming an approved product.
ESSEX, ENGLAND, May 30, 2013
SunVit-D3, now a Vegetarian Society Approved product, is launching a competition for National Vegetarian Week (20 - 26 May 2013) to celebrate them becoming an approved product. The competition includes a Vegetarian Society Approved set of prizes from SunVit-D3 and an organic energy drink. The competition can be entered at http://www.facebook.com/SunVitD3 up until 5pm on Sunday 26th May 2013.SunVit-D3 has undergone stringent checks to become a Vegetarian Society Approved product. These checks included making sure the product was not tested on animals, that no cross contamination can occur in the production process and that the product is free from genetically modified organisms.
According to the Department of Health, a quarter of the UK population has low levels of vitamin D3. Vitamin D3 can be naturally obtained through exposure to sunlight and from foods such as oily fish, eggs, fortified fat spreads and some fortified breakfast cereals. However, it can be difficult to get enough from sunlight and food alone, many GPs recommend a daily vitamin D3 supplement to populations at risk of deficiency.
SunVit-D3 is a Vitamin D3 Supplement which contains pure vitamin D3. It was launched in the UK in 2008. SunVit-D3 is available online at http://www.sunvitd3.co.uk in strengths of 1000 I.U and from now from your in new strengths of 10,000, 20,000 and 50,000 I.U. SunVit-D3 is approved by the Vegetarian Society so complies with many specialised dietary requirements.