Every vitamin D bottle a public source has named, with the lab numbers where a document printed them. We test nothing ourselves: each figure links to the document that printed it.
Records retrieved Oct 23, 202677 bottles4 with a printed result
The short answer
From 8 public sources
4 of 77 vitamin D bottles have a printed result for vitamin D or a recall in the public record. Of the rest, 1 has a printed panel for another ingredient only, 71 are certification listings with no numbers and 1 carry a grade with no assay printed.
Legion Vitamin D+K: potency at 115% of the label claim and metals under the limits its documents printed.
BioEmblem Vitamin D3 + K2: potency at 136% of the label claim and metals under the limits its documents printed.
Why Not Natural Organic Vitamin D3 Liquid Drops with K2: potency at 144% of the label claim, metals under the limits its documents printed and no lot or test date.
CVS Health Live Better vegan vitamin d-3 was recalled (FDA F-0384-2021, 2021): “Vitamin D3 stability sample analyzed and found to be less than 100% of label claim.”
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Head to head
The 4 bottles with numbers in a public document. Newest printed panel first, the recall last. Legion and BioEmblem tie on the evidence score; the assays are where they differ.
Printed lab panel
Labdoor
LegionVitamin D+K
Labdoor · lot 26D134 · tested Sep 18, 2026
Evidence score
66.7
Rubric coverage
60%
Potency against the label claim
57.5 IUclaim 50.0 IU · review page
57.5 μg/servingclaim 50 μg/serving · certificate
Metals
Metals, each against the limit its document printed
Metal
Review page
Certificate
Lead
Below LOQlimit 10.0 ppm
Undetectedlimit 5 μg/serving
Arsenic
Below LOQlimit 3.0 ppm
Undetectedlimit 15 μg/serving
Cadmium
Below LOQlimit 3.0 ppm
Undetectedlimit 5 μg/serving
Mercury
Below LOQlimit 3.0 mcg/g
Undetectedlimit 15 μg/serving
Also on the record
Vitamin K1, Vitamin K2, Total Plate Count, Yeast/Mold, Coliforms, E. Coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Salmonella, Shigella
Not in the public record
Nothing the rubric reads is missing.
Printed lab panel
Labdoor
BioEmblemVitamin D3 + K2
Labdoor · lot 26114 · tested Feb 25, 2026
Evidence score
66.7
Rubric coverage
60%
Potency against the label claim
170.0 IUclaim 125.0 IU · review page
170 μg/servingclaim 125 μg/serving · certificate
Metals
Metals, each against the limit its document printed
Metal
Review page
Certificate
Lead
0.02 ppmlimit 10.0 ppm
0.02 μg/servinglimit 5 μg/serving
Arsenic
0.16 ppmlimit 3.0 ppm
0.16 μg/servinglimit 15 μg/serving
Cadmium
Below LOQlimit 3.0 ppm
Belowlimit 5 μg/serving
Mercury
Below LOQlimit 3.0 mcg/g
Belowlimit 15 μg/serving
Also on the record
Vitamin K2, Total Plate Count, Yeast/Mold, Coliforms, E. Coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Salmonella, Shigella
Not in the public record
Nothing the rubric reads is missing.
Printed lab panel
Labdoor
Why Not NaturalOrganic Vitamin D3 Liquid Drops with K2
Labdoor · test date not published
Evidence score
40
Rubric coverage
60%
Potency against the label claim
180.0 IUclaim 125.0 IU · review page
Metals
Metals, each against the limit its document printed
Metal
Result
Lead
Below LOQlimit 10.0 ppm
Arsenic
Below LOQlimit 3.0 ppm
Cadmium
Below LOQlimit 3.0 ppm
Mercury
Below LOQlimit 3.0 mcg/g
Also on the record
Nothing else printed.
Not in the public record
Lot not published
Test date not published
Laboratory not published
Certification expired
FDA recall
FDA / openFDA
CVS HealthLive Better vegan vitamin d-3
FDA recall
Evidence score
12
Rubric coverage
50%
Potency against the label claim
“Vitamin D3 stability sample analyzed and found to be less than 100% of label claim.”How far below claim was not printed. No bar is drawn.
Metals
No metals row in its document.
Also on the record
The recall notice only.
Not in the public record
No metals row
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Every vitamin D bottle
Grouped by what the public record is. A group heading opens that publisher’s page, filtered to this compound.
77 bottles
Evidence score and coverage from rubric-1
Every vitamin D bottle in the public record, grouped by what the record is
ConsumerLab is not one of the sources: its reviews are paywalled, and nothing on this page is estimated from ConsumerLab. Anresco, InvaPharm, Eurofins appear as the laboratory on a Labdoor certificate, not as a publisher.
