
Vitamin D
Whole-food Vitamin D2, from mushrooms.
EARTHLIGHT® Vitamin D2 mushroom powder — the premier plant-based, sustainable source of natural Vitamin D. Produced with patented, chemical-free technology, clean label, high concentration, and regulator-approved across the US, EU and Canada.
Specification
1,000 mcg per gram.
- Whole FoodNaturally-occurring Vitamin D2 from mushrooms — produced with patented technology and zero chemical solvents, not a synthetic isolate.
- Plant-Based & VeganA sustainable alternative to lanolin-derived D3, with no animal inputs or caustic-solvent extracts.
- High Concentration1,000 mcg/g potency with no organoleptic impact on finished formulations.
- Clean LabelNon-GMO, Kosher, Halal, available in Organic or Conventional. Made in the U.S.A.
Regulatory
Approved worldwide.
United States
FDA — 18 food categories
US CFR 172.382. Exclusively approved in 5 new categories: plant protein products, vegetable soups, vegetable juices, fruit smoothies, extruded vegetable snacks.
European Union
EFSA — 14 food categories
EU 2020/1163. Exclusively approved in 4 new categories: meat analogues, soups and broths, fruit & vegetable blend beverages, extruded vegetable snacks.
Canada
Natural Product Number 80096897
Science
D2 and D3 are bioequivalent.
"The two major forms of vitamin D — D2 (ergocalciferol) and D3 (cholecalciferol) — have been reported to exhibit identical responses in the body, so for the purpose of converting from IU to mcg, we consider them to be bioequivalent."
U.S. FDA, Guidance for Industry, August 2019.
Clinical
Respiratory support.
"Meta-analysis of individual participant data from 10,933 participants across 25 randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials — vitamin D2 or D3 supplementation reduced the risk of acute respiratory tract infection among all participants."
Martineau AR, et al. BMJ 2017;356:i6583.
Applications
For clean-label formulators.
Nutraceuticals
Plant Proteins
Functional Beverages
Bakery
Dairy Alternatives
Sports Nutrition
Infant & Senior
Cosmetics
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