Alkem Launches A to Z Daily Multivitamin, Combines Vitamins, Minerals, and Botanicals For Everyday Nutritional And Cognitive Support

Alkem Laboratories Ltd. has announced the launch of A to Z Daily, a multivitamin supplement designed for everyday use to support both physical and mental well-being. The product is formulated with 26 essential vitamins, minerals, and botanicals, aiming to provide comprehensive nutritional support for adults.

The supplement includes key nutrients such as Vitamin B complex, Vitamin D3, Vitamin C, zinc, and iron, which help boost energy levels, reduce fatigue, and strengthen immunity. In addition, it incorporates clinically studied botanicals like ashwagandha, bacopa (brahmi), and panax ginseng, along with L-theanine, to support stress management, cognitive function, and improved sleep quality.

Commenting on the launch, Dr Vikas Gupta, Chief Executive Officer, Alkem, said, “Our current lifestyles are placing sustained demands not just on physical health but also on mental well-being. People are increasingly experiencing stress, fatigue, and reduced ability to stay focused. Nutritional supplementation can play a supportive role in addressing these challenges when designed thoughtfully. A to Z Daily brings together essential ingredients to provide a balanced, everyday support for both body and mind. It is positioned not as a quick fix, but as a consistent, long-term approach for people seeking to manage everyday stress while improving overall vitality.”

Unlike traditional multivitamins that primarily address nutritional deficiencies, A to Z Daily is positioned as a preventive wellness solution for long-term use. It is designed to help individuals maintain energy levels while managing everyday stress and mental demands.

The product provides 100% of the recommended daily allowance (RDA) for 19 vitamins and minerals, helping bridge common dietary gaps. It is approved by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India and is a fully vegetarian formulation, aligning with broader consumer preferences in India.