V-CERT
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Vegan certification for supplements

Capsules, softgels, gummies and powders — verified vegan at ingredient level, from documents your suppliers already hold.

Tell us what you make and a certification reviewer scopes your quote with you. · Typical desk review: 5–10 business days from complete documentation.

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The short answer

What the review checks in a supplements file

Supplements fail vegan claims in the delivery system, not the active: gelatin capsules and softgels, lanolin-derived vitamin D3, fish-derived omega-3s, beeswax coatings. The V-Cert Vegan Standard reviews actives, excipients and delivery formats together — remotely, in days — and supplement files often support gluten-free and non-GMO from the same documents.

Differentiators

Why V-Cert for supplements

Delivery formats verified

Capsule shells, softgels, gummy gelling agents and coatings are checked — not just actives.

Ambiguous origins traced

D3, omega-3s, glycerin and enzymes are traced to plant, microbial or animal origin via supplier declarations.

Three claims, one review

Vegan, gluten-free and non-GMO commonly share one document set — one review, one invoice.

Pair it on the same invoice

FAQ

Questions specific to this file

Is vitamin D3 vegan?

Usually not — most D3 is derived from lanolin, which is animal-derived. Lichen-derived D3 exists and certifies cleanly; the supplier specification settles it. This is exactly the kind of ingredient the review traces to origin before any certificate is issued.

Can gelatin-capsule products be certified vegan?

Not with gelatin shells — but HPMC and pullulan capsules certify routinely. If you’re mid-switch, we can review the reformulated specification so certification lands with your production change rather than after it.

Does one certificate cover our whole catalog?

It covers the scope you define — and unlimited SKUs within it. Many supplement brands certify a product family at once; additions within scope during the year are included. Products outside the scope are quoted as a scope extension.

Can we add gluten-free and non-GMO to the same review?

Yes — that combination is common on supplement labels and shares most of the document set. The gluten-free certificate states the exact ppm threshold it was tested against, as every V-Cert gluten-free certificate does, by rule. Bundle mechanics are on the multi-mark page.

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Next step

Vegan, scoped to supplements

Tell us what you make and where it ships — if the scope fits, your file is already most of the way there.