Immuno 150 Plant-Based Multivitamin

Immuno 150 is a plant-based multivitamin designed to cover everyday nutritional bases in a single daily serving — for people who want a vegan-friendly option rather than a conventional multi.

What a multivitamin is actually for

A multivitamin is insurance, not nutrition. It exists to cover the gaps in an imperfect diet, not to replace vegetables. Anyone selling it as a substitute for eating well is selling you something else.

That said, the gaps are real. Australian dietary surveys consistently find shortfalls in a handful of micronutrients across large parts of the population, and "eat a balanced diet" is easier advice to give than to follow every day for a decade. Do you actually need a multivitamin walks through who benefits most and who is wasting their money.

Why plant-based

Several nutrients common in multivitamins are animal-derived by default — vitamin D3 from lanolin, some gelatin capsules, certain omega sources. A plant-based formulation avoids those, which matters if you are vegan, vegetarian, or simply prefer it.

Specifications

• Plant-based multivitamin formula
• One-a-day style serving
• Designed to complement, not replace, a balanced diet

How to take it

With food, in the morning. Fat-soluble vitamins — A, D, E and K — absorb meaningfully better alongside a meal containing some fat, and taking a multi on an empty stomach is the most common reason people report nausea from one.

Questions people ask

Will it fix low energy?

Only if low energy is caused by a nutrient deficiency, which is sometimes true and often is not. Persistent fatigue deserves a blood test rather than a guess — iron, B12 and thyroid are worth ruling out with your GP.

Can I take it with other supplements?

Yes. It is commonly paired with Omega-3 Fish Oil, which a multivitamin does not meaningfully cover. Watch for doubling up if you also take standalone vitamins.

Do I need to cycle it?

No. Unlike botanical blends, a multivitamin is designed for continuous daily use.

Is more potent better?

Not for water-soluble vitamins, where the excess is excreted. And for fat-soluble ones, more is actively worse past a point — they accumulate.

Where this sits in our range

Part of Daily Essentials, alongside Omega-3 Fish Oil and Pumpkin Seed Oil.

This product is a dietary supplement and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Consult your healthcare provider before use.