1. Multee

by Extracted

Pros

• Provides a wide array of 40 essential vitamins, minerals and nutrients
• Designed for high absorbability
• Greens blend containing spinach, aloe vera, barley grass, wheatgrass and spirulina provides additional health benefits
• Provides clinical doses of vitamins and minerals
• Offers an all-in-one solution, saving both time and money
• Recommended by nutritionists and health experts
• Made in the UK to GMP standards
• Fully recyclable packaging

Cons

• Only available online
• Express delivery is only available in the UK

Ranking breakdown

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Multee by Extracted takes the crown for its unparalleled lineup of 40 bioavailable nutrients. Whereas most multis skimp on ingredients or use low-grade forms, Multee goes the extra mile on all fronts. We loved seeing premium versions like methylated B-vitamins, chelated minerals, natural vitamin E tocopherols and vitamin K2 as MK-7.

In addition to hitting all the essentials, Multee layers in a superfood greens blend to boost antioxidant intake. With highly absorbed ingredients at clinical doses, it's like getting multiple supplements in one.

Backed by a passionate online community, Multee has already helped thousands supercharge their daily nutrition. While only available online, the flexible subscription options and fast free shipping make it ultra convenient.

So, if you're looking for a best-in-class multivitamin that's a cut above in quality - and will actually make a difference you can feel - Multee gets our unreserved recommendation. It's frankly in a league of its own.

2. A-Z Multivitamin and Mineral

by Club Vits

Pros

• Includes all 7 key ingredients
• No artificial flavourings or preservatives
• Expertly formulated
• 30-day money-back guarantee

Cons

• Contains only 23 high-strength vitamins & minerals
• Contains citric acid
• Doesn't contain marine phytoplankton or a greens blend
• £4 postage fee for orders under £40

Ranking breakdown

Kudos to Club Vits for hitting all core micronutrient bases across vitamins and minerals. No glaring omissions here like some competing brands. And their commitment to avoiding artificial additives reflects respect for consumers' health priorities.

However, their potency falls a bit flat with just 23 vitamins and minerals compared to frontrunners providing 30+ ingredients. Key omissions include marine phytoplankton for plant-based omega-3s and some trace minerals. And without clarity on ingredient forms, absorption remains a question mark.

Overall, A-Z Multivitamin checks off fundamental boxes, but doesn't shoot for the stars. It's a reliable daily multi with nothing egregious - just not the most robust on the block. For those seeking a no-nonsense option with the backing of a guarantee, it's still a very solid choice.

3. Multivitamin Plus Iron

by Troo

Pros

• Includes all essential vitamins plus iron
• Vegetarian-friendly
• Budget friendly
• 30-day money-back guarantee

Cons

• Manufactured in a facility that handles allergy-based materials
• Missing zinc, magnesium & calcium
• No money-back guarantee

Ranking breakdown

Troo Health has created a thoughtful multi aimed at plugging common nutrient gaps, while catering to vegetarians. We appreciate their inclusion of iron – a mineral that can run low especially in plant-based diets. And the 30-day guarantee inspires confidence they stand behind their products.

However, several cornerstone nutrients are conspicuously absent, namely zinc, magnesium and calcium. These glaring omissions would give us pause in recommending it as a foundational daily multi. While iron is great for target supplementation, it's less universally needed than these other heavy hitters.

Additionally, manufacturing Troo's Multi in a shared facility with allergens introduces concerns for those with sensitivities. For a specifically vegan-oriented brand, that's a puzzling choice. While Troo offers a quality option for vegetarians, it falls short of being a comprehensive daily multi for the broadest spectrum of users.

4. Ultra Plus Multivitamin

by Pharmanostix

Pros

• Includes all 7 key ingredients
• Added superfoods, greens, & amino acids
• Organic and non-GMO
• Vegetarian and vegan friendly

Cons

• Does not contain the correct sleep inducing ingredients
• No money-back guarantee
• Limited amount in each bottle (not a full months supply)

Ranking breakdown

Pharmanostix deserves credit for crafting a robust multivitamin that goes beyond just the basics. On top of core vitamins and minerals, they layer in superfoods, greens and amino acids for more comprehensive support. It's a smart approach for those wanting to streamline their supplement regimen.

We love that Ultra Plus checks off all our seven most vital nutrients. That's a major win compared to many competitors. Bonus points for being fully vegan too!

However, the liquid form, while convenient for some, does introduce flavour challenges. The inclusion of sweeteners and caffeine likely serves to improve palatability, but won't be for everyone. It positions this multi more for an energy-seeking subset than a universal daily staple.

At the end of the day, Pharmanostix caters admirably to vegans wanting a one-stop-shop supplement. If you don't mind the liquid delivery and a slight evening energy boost, it's a worthy contender. Just be aware it's not the most neutral formulation on our list.

5. All Day Energy Multivitamin

by Yumi

Pros

• Formulated to support the immune system
• Chewable gummies provide a convenient way to consume essential vitamins
• Includes a range of essential vitamins such as vitamin A, vitamin B6, niacin and biotin

Cons

• Contain ingredients like glucose syrup and sugar
• Contain artificial additives
• Low dosages
• Each bottle only contains 30 servings

Ranking breakdown

Yumi caters to those who struggle to take pills and prefer a chewable alternative. For that purpose, their gummies get the job done. The addition of immune supporters like vitamins A, C and zinc are positives in this day and age.

However, for a supplement called "All Day Energy", there's surprisingly little under the hood. Dosages of most ingredients are quite low, and with just 30 servings per bottle, you're looking at cycling through a jar monthly, which isn't the most economical.

Bigger picture, the use of glucose syrup, sugar and artificial additives veer far from the wholesome image Yumi aims to project. These "candy multis" seem more designed for taste than tangible health impacts. You're likely better served by a higher quality chewable multi if pills aren't an option.

Yumi may have a place as an entry-level multi for gummy lovers or those averse to swallowing capsules. But for most, it's hard to justify choosing this over supplements with more robust formulas and purer ingredients. In this case, we believe you get what you pay for.