04/11/2026
☀️ Did you know?
During the winter months, our bodies can't make enough vitamin D from sunlight. Vitamin D helps keep our bones, teeth and muscles healthy. The NHS recommends that adults and children aged 4 and over consider taking a daily vitamin D supplement (10 micrograms) from October to early March.
Speak to your pharmacist or healthcare professional if you're unsure what's right for you. 💊🍂❄️
Consider this your reminder to take your vitamin D.
Our bodies can store vitamin D made from sunlight, but for many people in the UK, those stores won’t reliably last throughout winter.
So, from October to early March, as well as a small amount of vitamin D from our diet, we also need a supplement of 10 micrograms or 400 IU vitamin D per day.