Your label said “no gelatine.”
Are you sure it still does?

This is what is being sold
to our Ummah.

Real one-star reviews. Talc. Bad smell. Stomach pain.

You did everything right.
The label moved.

1. 1
   You check it onceTurning the bottle over in the aisle. No gelatine. You felt relieved and bought it.
2. 2
   They swap the capsulePork gelatine costs less than a plant capsule. Cents per bottle — across millions.
3. 3
   The front never changesSame name, same colour, same shelf. Nothing tells you to look again.
4. 4
   You re-buy on autopilotSubscription, or the same grab every month. Months go by.

You didn't get careless. The product changed underneath you.

It isn't a mistake.
It's the cheaper option.

Where the world's gelatine comes from:

• Why pig

  It is simply the cheapest raw material. Plant capsules cost a brand more, every single bottle.

• It has happened

  In 2011 the FDA sued a supplement maker for swapping ingredients without updating labels — 400+ products.*

• And the gap

  Even a lawful label change comes with no notice. You only find out if you re-read it.

Six things to check
on any supplement.

Not just the word gelatine.

• GelatineIn the capsule shell and in gummies. The most common pork source.
• Glycerin / glycerolCan be vegetable or animal fat. The label rarely says which.
• Magnesium stearateA flow agent — plant or animal. Worth one email to ask.
• Carmine (E120)A red colour made from insects. Common in red gummies.
• “Natural flavours”An umbrella term that can cover animal-derived carriers.
• The date on the certificateA certificate covers a formula at a point in time — not forever.

Prophetic ingredients,
modern lab testing.

Two bottles. Every ingredient named.

• Vitamin D3 — vegan, helps your body absorb calcium*
• Vitamin K2 — contributes to normal bones*
• Black Seed — the Sunnah seed
• Shilajit — the mountain resin
• Fig — Quranic fibre, for digestion*
• Costus al-Hindi — the Sunnah root*
• Honey & Ajwa Dates — honey, named in the Quran

D3 and K2 belong together. D3 helps you take calcium in; K2 is what your bones need to use it.*