Vitamin A chewable tablets can be either vegetarian or non-vegetarian depending on their formulation.

• Check the Ingredients: Some chewable tablets use gelatin as a binder or coating, which is derived from animal sources and thus not vegetarian. Others use plant-based alternatives.

• Look for Vegetarian Labels: Many manufacturers label their products as "100% vegetarian" or "suitable for vegetarians" if they meet those criteria.

• Consult the Manufacturer: If the packaging or leaflet does not clearly state the vegetarian status, contacting the manufacturer can provide clarity.

• Consider Alternatives: If you prefer to avoid animal-derived ingredients, look for vitamin A supplements specifically marked as vegetarian or vegan.

In summary, not all Vitamin A chewable tablets are guaranteed to be 100% vegetarian. Always verify the product details to ensure it meets your dietary preferences.

  
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