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Multivita

Apple Cider Vinegar Capsules

A genuinely single-ingredient apple cider vinegar powder capsule, with a clear total dose but no quantification of acetic acid content or "the mother," the specific claims behind the marketing.

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120 Capsules

2 capsules

CURATEDFIT SUMMARY

Passes because this is a genuinely single-ingredient product, apple cider vinegar powder, with only functional capsule and anti-caking agents alongside it. No proprietary blend, no synthetic additives, and a vegan HPMC capsule shell. The one thing worth flagging is that the manufacturer markets the product specifically on preserving "the mother," the beneficial proteins, enzymes, and bacteria associated with unfiltered apple cider vinegar, without quantifying that claim anywhere on the label.

WHAT IT IS

A vegan capsule delivering 1,200 mg of apple cider vinegar powder per two-capsule serving, positioned as a taste-free alternative to drinking liquid apple cider vinegar. The manufacturer states the product is raw and unfiltered, preserving "the mother," a term referring to the strands of protein, enzymes, and bacteria naturally present in unfiltered vinegar.

WHO IT IS FOR

Someone who wants apple cider vinegar in capsule form specifically to avoid the taste of the liquid version, and who is comfortable with a total dose disclosure rather than a specific quantified breakdown of acetic acid content or the "mother" component.

INGREDIENT BREAKDOWN

Apple Cider Vinegar Powder

1,200 mg (2 capsules)

A dehydrated form of apple cider vinegar. The label states a total weight of 1,200 mg per serving but does not disclose the acetic acid percentage or provide any quantified measure of "the mother" content, both of which are the specific claims behind the product's marketing. This is a common gap across the apple cider vinegar capsule category generally, not unique to this product, but it means the headline claim can't be independently verified from the label alone. The ingredient list also does not specify whether a carrier or drying agent (such as maltodextrin, commonly used in powdered vinegar products) was used in processing, since only "apple cider vinegar powder" is listed as a single line item.

Other ingredients

Capsule Shell (Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose), Anti-caking Agent (Silicon Dioxide, Magnesium Stearate

CERIFICATIONS

Informed Sport
Not Confirmed
Banned substance tested
Not Confirmed
GMP Certified
Certified
Heavy metals tested
Not Confirmed
BRCGS
Not Confirmed
FSSC 22000
Not Confirmed

CURATEDFIT STANDARD CHECK

Pass

As Natural As Possible

Apple cider vinegar powder is a food-derived, biologically produced ingredient. No synthetic actives present

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Contains What It Claims

Total dose (1,200 mg) is disclosed. Acetic acid content and "the mother" content, the specific claims behind the product's marketing, are not quantified anywhere on the label

Pass

Every Ingredient Earns Its Place

Only functional capsule and anti-caking agents present. No synthetic preservatives, sweeteners, or flavourings

Pass

No Insect-Derived Ingredients

No animal or insect derived ingredients present

Pass

No Proprietary Blends

Genuinely single-ingredient formula, no blend to disclose

Pass

Allergen Declaration

Manufacturer states the product is free from lactose, gluten, soya, yeast, dairy, wheat, and GMOs

Pass

Sugar Content Declared

No sugar ingredient present

Pass

Artificial Sweeteners and Flavorings

None present

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Heavy Metals and Contaminants

Not addressed via any of the six specific certifications checked

Pass

Banned Substance Risk Declared

Single food-derived ingredient, no stimulant or hormonal precursor compounds

Pass

Country of Manufacture Noted

Confirmed. Manufacturer states the product is manufactured in the UK

TRANSPARENCY NOTE

This is a simple, single-ingredient label with nothing hidden in a blend and no synthetic additives of any kind. The main limitation is specific to what apple cider vinegar capsules are marketed on. The entire premise of this product rests on preserving "the mother" and delivering the associated proteins, enzymes, and bacteria, but the label gives no way to verify how much of that is actually present, nor does it state the acetic acid percentage that would typically anchor an apple cider vinegar product's potency. This is a category-wide pattern rather than something specific to this manufacturer, powdered apple cider vinegar capsules generally don't quantify these claims the way a liquid vinegar's acidity percentage would be stated, but it's worth being upfront that the headline benefit isn't independently verifiable from what's disclosed here.

Everything else about the label is straightforward. The capsule shell is vegan, the anti-caking agents are standard and functional, and the free-from claims are explicit and specific rather than vague.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How much acetic acid does this contain?

Not disclosed on the label. Only the total powder weight (1,200 mg per serving) is stated.

Can you verify the "mother" claim?

Not from the label alone. The manufacturer states the product preserves the mother, but no quantified measure of this is provided, which is typical for powdered apple cider vinegar products generally.

Is this suitable for vegans?

Yes. The capsule shell is hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, a plant-derived material.

Does this contain a carrier or drying agent?

The ingredient list states only "apple cider vinegar powder" as a single line item, without specifying whether a carrier agent was used in the drying process. This is not confirmed either way from the label.

Has this been tested for heavy metals or contaminants?

Not confirmed via any of the six specific certifications this review checks.

Where is this manufactured?

The manufacturer states this product is manufactured in the UK.

Is this the same as drinking liquid apple cider vinegar?

It's a dehydrated powder form delivered in capsules, intended as a taste-free alternative. Since acetic acid content isn't quantified on this label, a direct potency comparison to a specific liquid vinegar isn't possible from the information available.

Last reviewed:

7/8/26

Multivita Apple Cider Vinegar Capsules product page (multivita.co.uk), including manufacturer stated ingredients and free-from claims.

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Last updated:

7/8/26

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