MyVitamins A-Z vs DR.VEGAN Daily Multivitamin.
Two of the most-bought daily multivitamins in the UK. One is the supermarket-cheap A-Z; the other is the clean-label vegan pick. Which actually delivers, and which is the cheaper-looking false economy.
Myvitamins
A-Z Multivitamin | Tablets or Capsules
DR.VEGAN
Daily Multivitamin
Methylated B12 and methylfolate are absorbed by everyone, including the 40% UK MTHFR carriers
Vitamin K2 alongside D3 redirects calcium to bones, not arteries
No magnesium oxide, no folic acid, no titanium dioxide - clean-label by default
How the numbers stack up against the price
Myvitamins A-Z Multivitamin | Tablets or Capsules and DR.VEGAN Daily Multivitamin are the multivitamins UK buyers most often weigh up. Myvitamins A-Z Multivitamin | Tablets or Capsules is the MyVitamins house brand A-Z formulation, the cheapest broad-spectrum multivitamin in MyProtein's vitamin range, sold as tablets or capsules with 26 vitamins and minerals at 100% NRV across most of the panel. DR.VEGAN Daily Multivitamin is the DR.VEGAN Daily Multivitamin, a vegan-certified, clean-label capsule that uses bioavailable forms (methylated B12, methylfolate, K2 alongside D3) and skips the cheap fillers most high-street multis lean on.
A-Z Multivitamin | Tablets or CapsulesDaily MultivitaminWheyWise score
Out of 5
DR.VEGAN Daily Multivitamin is the better pick for anyone reading the back of the bottle. The bioavailability gap is real: methylfolate is absorbed by people who carry the MTHFR variant (roughly 40% of the UK population), while folic acid in the A-Z is not. Methylcobalamin (B12) is the form the body actually uses; cyanocobalamin in the cheap multi has to be converted first. K2 with D3 redirects calcium to bones rather than arteries. Myvitamins A-Z Multivitamin | Tablets or Capsules wins purely on price: it is roughly a third the cost per day. If you take a multivitamin as belt-and-braces nutrition insurance and have no methylation concerns, Myvitamins A-Z Multivitamin | Tablets or Capsules is fine. If you take it for actual nutrient delivery, the form upgrades in DR.VEGAN Daily Multivitamin are worth the premium.
The right pick depends on why you're buying.
A few different buyer profiles, each with a different best answer. Tap any to see the rationale and jump straight to the deal.
- Best absorptionDR.VEGAN →
- Clean-label / veganDR.VEGAN →
- Cheapest per dayMyvitamins →
- Broadest nutrient panelMyvitamins →
- Pregnancy / pre-conceptionDR.VEGAN →
- Once-daily simplicityDR.VEGAN →
Best absorption
Methylated B vitamins, chelated minerals and K2 with D3 - the forms with the strongest absorption evidence. The 40% of UK adults who carry the MTHFR variant cannot efficiently use folic acid in cheaper multis.
What you actually swallow.
Dose, form, pack size and what makes it onto the label. Verified flags only - informed-sport and third-party tested are checked against retailer source pages.
| Metric | Myvitamins | DR.VEGAN |
|---|---|---|
Dose / serving | - | - |
Form | Capsules | - |
Servings / container assumes 1 dose / day | 90 | 30 |
Price / serving lower is better | - | - |
Informed Sport | No | No |
Third-party tested | No | Yes |
Ingredients, line by line.
Every ingredient on each label, classified. Approved means nutritionist-positive sources or actives. Neutral is functional (binders, anti-caking, flavouring). Watch flags additives many buyers want to limit.
- Magnesium OxideWatch
- Folic AcidWatch
Ingredient panel still sourcing.
Sentiment patterns from public reviews.
We read Amazon UK reviews, Trustpilot threads, and editorial coverage. We don't invent quotes.
- Reviewers consistently flag value as the standout. Buyers running it as a baseline daily for under 10p per day report being happy with the price-to-coverage ratio.
- Wide availability through MyProtein discount cycles. Buyers who stalk codes can land it at substantial further discounts.
- No reported stomach unsettlement at the 2-tablet daily dose. Most reviewers tolerate it well taken with food.
- Folic acid (not methylfolate) and magnesium oxide are the two forms most flagged by clean-label buyers as red flags. Forum reviewers comparing it to DR.VEGAN consistently land on this point.
- Tablet format is harder to swallow than capsules for some buyers. The capsule SKU exists but is less commonly stocked.
- Trustpilot reviewers credit DR.VEGAN with noticeable energy and focus improvements within 3-4 weeks, particularly buyers switching from a high-street multi.
- Clean-label positioning lands strongly with vegan and clean-eating buyers. The third-party purity testing flagged on every product page builds trust.
- Single daily capsule with no aftertaste. The MENO-friendly women-specific variants get particularly strong reviews for cycle support.
- Roughly 3x the cost per day vs the cheapest MyVitamins multi. Buyers on tight budgets push back on the premium.
- A subset of buyers prefer a multivitamin that hits 100% NRV across the broadest panel. DR.VEGAN focuses on bioavailability rather than breadth, which can read as fewer nutrients on the label.