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Acceptable · 6 / 10

TrueBasics — what the data says.

Gets a couple of fundamentals right — a correct-D3 multivitamin and an adequately-dosed omega-3. The catch: no published COA, no independent testing, and some underdosed extras.

Updated May 2026 Correct D3 multivitamin India · Gurgaon · est. 2016 No public COA
Acceptable · 6 / 10

The bottom line

TrueBasics is HealthKart's more premium wellness label, and it gets a couple of fundamentals right — its omega-3 is adequately dosed and its multivitamin uses the correct D3 form. But it shares the family weakness: no published COA, no independent testing, and some products that are underdosed or built on generic extracts. Competent on paper, unverified in practice, and priced above its evidence.

Buy it forCorrect-D3 multi & adequate omega-3
StandoutGets the fundamental forms right
Keep in mindNo public COA; some underdosed extras
At a glance
Founded2016 · Gurgaon, India (HealthKart)
Category focusMultivitamins, omega-3, joint & sleep
Best forBuyers wanting correct-form basics, easy availability
Watch forNo independent COA; some underdosed products
TestingNo published COA; no Trustified listing
Where to buyHealthKart, Amazon.in
Scorecard — how TrueBasics earns 6

Every brand in our database is scored on the same five dimensions, each out of 10, using the same rubric. TrueBasics scores on getting key forms right; testing and some underdosed products keep it acceptable.

Label acc.
6
Dosing
6
FSSAI
9
3P Test
3
Value ₹
6
FSSAI
3P Tested
COA Public
Label accuracy6 Correct forms on the core products (D3, EPA/DHA), but unverified by any independent COA.
Dosing6 Omega-3 and multivitamin are adequately dosed; some peripheral products are underdosed.
FSSAI9 Fully licensed HealthKart sister brand.
3P testing3 No published COA and no Trustified listing; internal QC claimed.
Value (₹)6 Priced above the evidence — correct forms, but no testing premium justification.
Testing & certification

TrueBasics gets the fundamentals right where it matters: its omega-3 delivers adequate EPA+DHA, and its multivitamin uses the correct D3 form rather than the D2 you'll find on cheaper shelves. For the core products, the formulation is sound.

FSSAI licensed Correct D3 multivitamin Adequate EPA/DHA omega-3
No published COA. No Trustified listing. Internal QC claimed.
Underdosed actives Generic extract No public COA

The weakness is verification: there's no published COA and no independent (Trustified-style) listing, and some peripheral products are underdosed or built on generic extracts. You're getting correct forms on trust, at a price that assumes more rigour than the brand publicly demonstrates.

The full product range

The TrueBasics range, grouped by use-case. Each tag is a positioning note, not a separate score, and the one-line take flags both the use and the catch. Prices are last-checked estimates — confirm on Amazon before buying.

Vitamins & Omega3
TrueBasics Advanced Multivitamin
Advanced Multivitamin
Correct D3
60 tablets · Checked May 2026
₹699right form
Amazon.in ↗

A multivitamin that uses the correct D3 form — a real plus over D2-based budget multis. Sensible, if unremarkable and unverified.

TrueBasics Omega-3 Fish Oil
Omega-3 Fish Oil
Adequate EPA/DHA
60 capsules · Checked May 2026
₹849180/120 split
Amazon.in ↗

Adequately dosed EPA+DHA (around 180/120 per cap). One of the brand's better products.

TrueBasics Vitamin D3
Vitamin D3
Deficiency
60 capsules · Checked May 2026
₹499cholecalciferol
Amazon.in ↗

Correct cholecalciferol for India's deficiency burden. Fine; a generic D3 costs less.

Wellness3
TrueBasics Glucosamine + Chondroitin
Glucosamine + Chondroitin
Joints
90 tablets · Checked May 2026
₹999mixed evidence
Amazon.in ↗

A standard joint-support combo. Evidence is mixed-to-modest; reasonable to try for joint discomfort.

TrueBasics Sleep
Sleep
Sleep
30 tablets · Checked May 2026
₹699check the dose
Amazon.in ↗

A melatonin-based sleep aid; melatonin works for sleep timing — check the dose and the herbal extras.

TrueBasics Apple Cider Vinegar
Apple Cider Vinegar
Overhyped
60 capsules · Checked May 2026
₹599low evidence
Amazon.in ↗

Low-evidence for weight or metabolism. Buy only if you specifically want it.

Where to buy: TrueBasics via HealthKart and Amazon.in. The core products use correct forms, but there's no published COA — judge by the label. We don't publish discount codes we can't verify.

Strengths & limitations

Strengths

  • Multivitamin uses the correct D3 form (not D2)
  • Omega-3 is adequately dosed with real EPA+DHA
  • Widely available via HealthKart
  • Clear labelling on the core products

Limitations

  • No published COA and no independent testing
  • Some peripheral products are underdosed
  • Generic extracts on parts of the range
  • Priced above what the (unverified) formulation justifies
Is it right for you?

Good fit if you…

Want correct-form basics — a D3 multivitamin and adequate omega-3 — with easy availability, and don't require an independent COA.

Look elsewhere if you…

Want independent testing, the lowest price, or fully clinically-dosed peripherals.

How TrueBasics compares

TrueBasics gets the forms right but skips the testing; verified brands close that gap for similar money.

BrandNC scoreTierWhy
NOW Foods 7.8 Recommended GMP-tested, correct forms, broad range
Unived 7.6 Recommended Vegan-certified correct forms, NABL-tested
TrueBasics 6 Acceptable Correct D3 and omega-3; no public COA, some underdosed
HK Vitals 6.4 Acceptable Sister brand; cheaper but base multi uses D2

See the full ranking in the Verified Brands database →

Frequently asked questions
Is TrueBasics a good brand?
It gets the core forms right — a correct-D3 multivitamin and an adequately-dosed omega-3 — which beats many budget rivals. The weaknesses are no published COA, no independent testing, and some underdosed peripheral products.
Does TrueBasics multivitamin use D3?
Yes — unlike its cheaper sister brand HK Vitals, TrueBasics' multivitamin uses the correct D3 form, which is more effective at raising vitamin D levels than D2.
Is TrueBasics third-party tested?
No. There's no published COA and no Trustified listing; the brand claims internal QC. That's the main reason it sits in the acceptable tier despite sound core formulations.
TrueBasics or HK Vitals?
TrueBasics for formulation — its multivitamin uses correct D3 and its omega-3 is well dosed. HK Vitals is cheaper but uses D2 in its base multi. Neither publishes an independent COA.

Our verdict

TrueBasics is the better-formulated of HealthKart's wellness brands — correct D3, adequate omega-3 — but it stops short of the recommended tier on the thing that matters most: verification. With no published COA and some underdosed extras, it's competent-on-trust at a slight premium. Fine for correct-form basics; for tested transparency, look to NOW or Unived.

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