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Elexir Selenium Organic Complex 100 µg: Label Guide

Jul 31, 2026

Adults reviewing the Elexir Selenium Organic Complex 100 microgram label

Selenium is required in very small amounts, so a useful product guide must distinguish micrograms from milligrams, authorised nutrient functions from marketing language, and a single supplement from total intake supplied by food and other products.

Elexir Selenium Organic Complex 100 Capsules is a Swedish-made, vegan food supplement. The verified iWell Shop label provides 100 µg selenium per capsule, equal to 182% of the Nutrient Reference Value (NRV). One capsule is the stated daily dose and the bottle contains 100 capsules.

What exactly is in Elexir Selenium Organic Complex?

The formula combines selenium-enriched yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) with selenium L-methionine. The complete verified ingredient list is: filler (cellulose and magnesium salts of fatty acids), vegetable capsule shell (hydroxypropyl methylcellulose), selenium-enriched yeast, selenium L-methionine and anti-caking agent (silica).

The product is labelled vegan. The capsule format means the serving is pre-measured: one capsule supplies 100 µg selenium. Ingredient lists can change, so compare the product received with the live listing before use.

Adult checking the microgram amount on Elexir Selenium Organic Complex

How to read the 100 µg amount

The symbol µg means microgram. One milligram equals 1,000 micrograms, so 100 µg equals 0.1 mg. This unit matters: reading 100 µg as 100 mg would be a thousand-fold error.

The label also shows 182% NRV. NRV is a labelling reference used to compare the quantity of a vitamin or mineral in a food or supplement. It is not an individual prescription, and it does not mean that 182% produces 182% of a benefit.

Because selenium is a trace mineral, total intake deserves attention. Count selenium from every supplement you use, including multivitamins, hair-and-nail products and specialist formulas. Food also contributes to total intake.

What selenium is authorised to say in the EU

The EU Register of Nutrition and Health Claims lists authorised functions for selenium when the conditions of use are met. Selenium contributes to normal thyroid function, normal immune-system function, protection of cells from oxidative stress, maintenance of normal hair and nails, and normal spermatogenesis.

Those are maintenance and contribution claims. They do not mean a selenium supplement treats thyroid disease, prevents infection, reverses hair loss, improves fertility or guarantees a visible result. Persistent fatigue, hair changes or thyroid concerns deserve appropriate professional assessment rather than self-treatment.

Directions and storage

The verified product direction is one capsule daily with a meal. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. Store the bottle dry at room temperature, protected from sunlight and out of reach of children.

A meal-based routine can make the instruction easier to remember, but consistency should never lead to double dosing. If you are unsure whether you already took the day’s capsule, use a dated checklist rather than taking an extra capsule.

Why total selenium matters

EFSA’s 2023 scientific opinion established a tolerable upper intake level of 255 µg selenium per day for adults, including pregnant and lactating women. The upper level covers total long-term intake from all dietary sources, including food and supplements. It is a safety ceiling, not a target.

At 100 µg per capsule, this product supplies less than that adult upper level on its own, but other selenium-containing products and foods still count. The safest comparison is not “100 versus 255” in isolation; it is your combined daily intake from all sources.

Adults comparing total selenium across supplement labels

How this label differs from other Elexir products

Elexir Selenium Organic Complex is a single-mineral product with a 100 µg selenium declaration. By contrast, Elexir B Vitamin Complex is a multi-B-vitamin formula; its verified nutrient list does not declare selenium. Elexir Coenzyme Q10 100 mg provides Q10 with vitamin C and riboflavin; its verified nutrient list also does not declare selenium.

This comparison is not a recommendation to combine them. It illustrates why customers should compare exact ingredient panels rather than product categories. Formulas can change, so always check the physical package received.

Who should seek professional guidance?

Ask a qualified healthcare professional or pharmacist before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication, managing a medical condition or using multiple supplements. Professional guidance is also appropriate for children, since the verified listing does not provide a child-specific dose.

Do not use a supplement to replace prescribed thyroid medication or other treatment. If you suspect a deficiency, assessment and appropriate advice are more reliable than choosing a dose from symptoms alone.

Frequently asked questions

Is this product vegan?

Yes. The verified label describes it as vegan and uses a hydroxypropyl methylcellulose capsule shell.

How much selenium is in one capsule?

One capsule provides 100 µg selenium, equal to 182% NRV.

How long does one bottle last?

At one capsule daily, 100 capsules provide 100 daily servings.

Can I take it with a multivitamin?

First check the multivitamin’s selenium amount and calculate the combined total. Do not stack products blindly. Ask a healthcare professional if uncertain.

Does selenium treat thyroid problems or hair loss?

No treatment claim is appropriate. Selenium contributes to normal thyroid function and maintenance of normal hair when claim conditions are met; it does not diagnose, treat or cure disease.

The bottom line

Elexir Selenium Organic Complex is a clearly measured vegan capsule: 100 µg selenium from selenium-enriched yeast and selenium L-methionine, one capsule daily with a meal, 100 capsules per bottle. Its best use begins with checking the complete label, counting selenium from all sources and respecting the difference between an authorised function and a promised outcome.

Explore the exact product in the natural supplements collection, and see our related supplement-label guide.

Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Consult a healthcare professional if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication, or have a medical condition.