Can You Take Amlodipine with Vitamin D3 and Collagen Peptides?

A reader taking amlodipine asks whether it's okay to take it at the same time as vitamin D3 and an Orgain collagen peptide supplement that also contains prebiotics and probiotics.

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Can You Take Amlodipine with Vitamin D3 and Collagen Peptides?
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Is it OK to take amlodipine at the same time as vitamin D3 and Orgain Collagen Peptides that includes a prebiotic and probiotic?

Jul 15, 2026
The quick answer
  • It is safe to take amlodipine together with vitamin D3 and collagen peptides as there are no known interactions between them.
  • Amlodipine's absorption is not affected by protein, fiber, or other common dietary components, so these supplements do not interfere with how the medication works.
  • Vitamin D3 can be taken with breakfast alongside your amlodipine, and fat from food will help your body absorb the vitamin D3 better.
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Hi, and thank you for bringing your question to us here at HelloPharmacist! Taking amlodipine at the same time as vitamin D3 and Orgain Collagen Peptides (including a version with added prebiotics and probiotics) is generally considered fine.

None of these supplements is known to interact with amlodipine or to work against its blood pressure lowering effect, so there's no need to space them out at different times of day.

How Amlodipine Handles These Supplements

Amlodipine is a calcium channel blocker, which means it works by relaxing blood vessels so blood flows more easily and your pressure comes down.

One of its practical advantages is that it can be taken with or without food, and its absorption isn't meaningfully changed by protein, fiber, or other everyday parts of your diet.

That's relevant here, because a collagen and prebiotic product is essentially a protein and fiber supplement, and amlodipine simply isn't sensitive to that kind of thing the way some other medications (levothyroxine, for example) can be.

Where Collagen, Prebiotics, and Probiotics Fit In

Collagen peptides are small fragments of collagen, a protein found in skin, tendons, ligaments, and bone, broken down so the body can absorb them more easily.

From an interaction standpoint, you can think of them the way you'd think of any other dietary protein, and they aren't known to affect blood pressure or to interact with blood pressure medications.

The prebiotic and probiotic blend in the Orgain product doesn't change that picture here.

Prebiotics are fibers that feed the beneficial bacteria in your gut, and probiotics are live organisms that act locally in the digestive tract. Neither is expected to alter how amlodipine is absorbed or how it works. The main timing consideration with probiotics involves oral antibiotics, which doesn't apply to your situation. You can read more on our collagen peptides and probiotics interaction pages if you'd like additional detail.

Vitamin D3 Alongside Amlodipine

Vitamin D3 at typical daily supplement doses isn't known to interact with amlodipine either.

In fact, since vitamin D3 is fat soluble and absorbs best when taken with a meal that contains some fat, taking it with breakfast alongside your amlodipine is a perfectly reasonable routine.

Final Words

Overall, you can feel comfortable taking your amlodipine, vitamin D3, and Orgain Collagen Peptides at the same time each day.

Keep monitoring your blood pressure as your doctor recommends, and don't hesitate to reach out again if anything else comes up!

You may also find these related HelloPharmacist resources helpful:

References & sources
  1. Norvasc Prescribing Information — AccessFDA
  2. Vitamin D: Evidence-Based Health Benefits and Recommendations for Population Guidelines — PubMed
Glossary — Terms in This Answer
Amlodipine
A blood pressure medication that belongs to a class of drugs called calcium channel blockers.
Calcium channel blocker
A type of medication that lowers blood pressure by relaxing blood vessels so blood can flow more easily.
Collagen peptides
Small broken-down fragments of collagen protein that the body can absorb more easily than whole collagen.
Prebiotics
Types of fiber that feed and promote the growth of beneficial bacteria already living in your gut.
Probiotics
Live microorganisms that are meant to help maintain healthy bacteria in your digestive tract.
Vitamin D3
A fat-soluble vitamin that your body produces when exposed to sunlight and also obtains from supplements and certain foods.
Fat soluble
A property of substances that dissolve in fat and are best absorbed when consumed with foods containing fat.
Levothyroxine
A thyroid hormone medication whose absorption is affected by proteins, fiber, and other dietary components.
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Doctor of Pharmacy, board certified clinical pharmacist (BCPS), American Herbalist Guild, Medication Therapy Management certified

Brian Staiger, PharmD, BCPS, is a licensed pharmacist with more than 13 years of experience across retail pharmacy, clinical pharmacy, medication safety, pharmacy program development, and healthcare administration. He is the founder of HelloPharmacist.com, where he helps patients...

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