AI Analysis Summary
After analyzing 32 ingredients in Multivitamin, our AI classified this product as Doubtful. All 30 confirmed ingredients are permissible, though 2 require further verification. Key ingredients include vitamin A (vitamin A acetate), beta-carotene, vitamin E (dl-alpha tocopheryl acetate), vitamin C (ascorbic acid).
Why is Multivitamin Doubtful?
- Look for Halal Logo: This product is marked doubtful because lutein, lycopene may not consistently comply with halal requirements. In-depth review referencing international halal authorities ensures accurate assessment. See the ingredient section for full detail.
Ingredient Analysis (32)
| Ingredient | Status |
|---|---|
vitamin A (vitamin A acetate) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
beta-carotene Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
vitamin E (dl-alpha tocopheryl acetate) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
vitamin C (ascorbic acid) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
folate (folic acid) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
vitamin B1 (thiamine mononitrate) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
vitamin B2 (riboflavin) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
niacinamide Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
vitamin B6 (pyridoxine hydrochloride) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
vitamin B12 (cyanocobalamin) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
vitamin D (cholecalciferol) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
biotin Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
pantothenic acid (calcium d-pantothenate) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
vitamin K1 (phytonadione) * | Halal |
calcium (calcium carbonate) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
iodine (potassium iodide) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
magnesium (magnesium oxide) Salts and related compounds E530 | Halal |
iron (iron [ii] fumarate) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
copper (copper [ii] sulfate) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
chromium Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
manganese (manganese [ii] sulfate) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
selenium (sodium selenate) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
zinc (zinc oxide) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
lutein Food Colors E161B | Doubtful |
lycopene Food Colors E160D | Doubtful |
croscarmellose sodium Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
hypromellose Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
magnesium stearate (vegetable) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
maltodextrin Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
microcrystalline cellulose Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
silicon dioxide Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
triacetin E1518 | Halal |
Brand & Category Insights
Health Sense (19 conditions)
Diabetes
RiskyReason: Contains maltodextrin
Hypertension
RiskyReason: Contains croscarmellose sodium
Celiac Disease
RiskyReason: Contains maltodextrin
Anxiety/Insomnia
RiskyReason: Contains folate, magnesium stearate
Smart Labels
Vegan
Vegan FriendlyCriteria: Excludes all animal-derived ingredients
No animal-derived ingredients found
Vegetarian
Vegetarian FriendlyCriteria: Excludes meat and seafood only
No restricted ingredients found
Pescatarian
Pescatarian FriendlyCriteria: Avoids meat but eats seafood
No restricted ingredients found
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Multivitamin halal to eat?
Yes — Multivitamin has been analyzed and classified as Doubtful. Each of its 32 ingredients was individually checked against Islamic dietary guidelines.
Are there any doubtful ingredients in this product?
2 ingredients require further verification: lutein, lycopene. The status may depend on the manufacturing source.
How was this product analyzed?
Halal AI uses artificial intelligence to read and cross-reference every ingredient against halal databases and E-code references. You can also scan any product yourself using the free Halal AI app.
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