Canadian Made Halal Multivitamins, Rich Quality & Competitive Prices!

Simply put: our products are created with a high degree of precision and quality. The combination of Good Manufacturing Process and production in an FDA Approved Facility mean that our production process yields a higher quality product every time - all the time.

Our products have also been carefully created with the customers' needs in mind. There is something for everyone! We are best & trusted provider of halal multivitamins in Canada

iCare Naturals individual supplement bottles are enough to last you anywhere between 45 to 90 days (per bottle). This combined with our great value for money means that you can have better health for as low as 22 cents per day! Get your halal vitamins NOW!

Yes, our halal multivitamins are created in a way that they are easy to take by anyone (children or adults). Additionally, our products leave no after taste and are easy to swallow because of a soft coating. 

Oh, and our childrens' vitamin gummies are so delicious that adults have been known to steal one or two from their childrens' bottles :)

Yes! We offer refunds on all of our products. You simply have to provide us the order number and have the seal intact.

For product specific or any other questions, email us directly at info@icarenaturals.com. We will get back to you within 48 hours to resolve any questions or any concerns!

Most people need around 600 IU of vitamin D per day, but if you are pregnant or breastfeeding you may need up to 2,000 IU per day. 

Yes, there is no problem taking collagen and omega 3 together. 

First, check the ingredients list to see if any haram (forbidden) ingredients are listed. Next, look for a halal certification label from an Islamic organization. Finally, contact the manufacturer directly and ask if the product is halal certified. We provide 100% Halal supplements. 

Yes, whey protein powder is halal. Whey protein is made from milk, and milk is considered halal because it is a source of nutrition that is permissible for Muslims to consume. 

For starters, halal meat must be slaughtered in a certain way according to Islamic law, whereas kosher meat is prepared in accordance with Jewish dietary laws. Additionally, Islamic law prohibits the consumption of pork, so all halal meat is pork-free. In contrast, kosher law does not prohibit the consumption of pork, but Kashrut (Jewish dietary law) does have strict guidelines about how pork must be prepared. 

It is certainly not mandatory for kids to take multivitamins, but there are some benefits that might make it worth considering. For instance, multivitamins can help fill in any nutritional gaps that a child might have if their diet is not perfectly balanced. Additionally, multivitamins can provide insurance against deficiencies of specific vitamins or minerals.