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Fairvital Zinkbisglycinat 25 mg

Fairvital · Capsule · 25 mg

Price/day

€0.15

Dose

25 mg

Servings/pack

120

Pack price

€17.95

Transparency Index

6.9/10

Acceptable A solid standard zinc pick — especially if you're looking for a more bioavailable form over zinc oxide.

Rating breakdown

Evidence for ingredient 7.0/10

Zinc is a useful baseline nutrient for low intake, restrictive diets, or elevated needs. For the general population it is situationally useful rather than a universal must-have.

Value for money 8.0/10

€0.15 per day for 25 mg zinc bisglycinate is good value, especially at 120 servings per pack.

Product quality 7.0/10

The bisglycinate form is a plus — typically gentler on the stomach and more bioavailable than zinc oxide. German production is an additional positive.

Label honesty 8.0/10

Form and dosage are communicated transparently. The product reads as functional rather than marketing-heavy.

Third-party testing 4.0/10

No strong independent certification visible. Quality trust rests primarily on manufacturer standards, not an external audit seal.

Product Description

Fairvital uses zinc bisglycinate, a chelated form widely regarded as the sensible standard choice in supplementation. For a basic product, this is notably better than cheap zinc oxide alternatives.

What We Like

  • Bisglycinate over oxide: typically the more effective form
  • Good pack size: 120 servings
  • Fair price: solid choice without a premium markup
  • Simple formula: no unnecessary multi-complex bloat

What We’re Missing

  • 25 mg is not a low dose: not always ideal for continuous daily use without a specific reason
  • No third-party certification
  • No copper co-strategy: long-term higher zinc intake should be balanced with attention to copper levels

Ingredient dossier

Zinc is involved in hundreds of enzymes and is essential for immune function, DNA repair, and hormone synthesis. Low intake is not uncommon in older adults and vegans.

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