5 Black-Owned Vitamin Brands You Can Add to Your Self-Care Routine | Soul

Problk Health Vitamins is a physician-veteran-owned healthcare company dedicated to improving health and wellness in the Black community. Husband and wife team Dr. Karleen Tuggle-McDaniel and Darian McDaniel started the business in Atlanta. Try their Queen Essentials multivitamin.
Available at Problk Health

Movita Organics was founded and revived by Tonia Lewis Lee with Robert Sires, John Passmore, Shola Adisa-Farrar, Allie Rose and Anastasiia Drevinskii. All were driven to create and deliver high quality vitamin supplements to support a healthy lifestyle. Movita Beauty is formulated with active ingredients, including K10, essential for cell growth and maintenance, biotin for healthy metabolism, and turmeric powder, which provides powerful anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects.
Try their fermented vitamin C supplement.
Available at Movita Organics

Body Complete Rk focuses on Focuses on plant-based weight loss management and healthy living. It was created to help individuals achieve their unique wellness goals through holistic means. Body Complete Rk founder, Samia Gore, collaborated with Ruby Lathon, PhD, to create five lines of plant-based supplements to support a well-rounded, healthy lifestyle. Try their women’s multivitamins.
Available in Body Complete Rk

Black Girl Vitamins was founded with one clear motive: to provide Black women with unique nutrients and vitamins that are often overlooked by generic brands. Their co-founder, Maxine, began to learn more about the disparities black women face in finding and receiving health care; she decided to work with the team to address part of the health care gap and increase health care delivery to black women. Try their Look Good, Feel Good vitamin pack, which includes hair, skin and nails, once-a-day vitamins and D3.
Available at Black Girl Vitamins

Mela Vitamins is the first multivitamin for women of color, formulated with science-based nutrients, probiotics and adaptogens to support the holistic health of melanized women. After years of dealing with chronic fatigue, breakouts, and digestive issues, Mel’s LA-based founder, Ashley Harmon, was diagnosed with PCOS and vitamin D deficiency. Through this process, she learned that 80% of melanized people are vitamin D deficient and that melanin affects how certain nutrients are produced in the body. Ashley used this data and more than 10 years of research to formulate Mel’s Daily Essentials.
Available at Mela Vitamins