Olly makes no halal claim, and its own FAQ lists many gummies as made with pork gelatin, others with beef gelatin, and a smaller group as vegetarian or vegan.

Is Olly halal? (checked October 2026)

The longer answer

Olly's FAQ (checked October 2026) says: "The majority of our gummy product contain animal-based gelatin." It then sorts products by gelatin type. The porcine (pork) list includes Women's Perfect Multi, Men's Perfect Multi, Teen Girl Multi, Kids Worms Multi, Essential Prenatal Multi, Sleep and Extra Strength Sleep, Kids Sleep, Kids Chillax, Goodbye Stress, Daily Energy, Undeniable Beauty, Heavenly Hair, Hello Happy, Active Immunity and Extra Strength Elderberry. The Women's Multi product page repeats it: "OLLY Women's Multi gummies are made with porcine (pork) gelatin."

The bovine (beef) list includes Adult Multi + Probiotic, Kids Multi + Probiotic, Probiotic, Prebiotic + Probiotic, Laser Focus, Keep It Movin', Fiber Gummy Rings, Period Hero and all Ultra Strength Softgels. Olly does not say the beef gelatin comes from halal-slaughtered cattle.

The FAQ also lists products with no gelatin: Lovin' Libido, Beat the Bloat, Relaxing Magnesium and Balanced Perimeno as vegetarian, and Mellow Menopause, Maximum Strength Sleep Gummies, Happy Hoo-Ha, Combat Cravings and the Fast Dissolve sleep products as vegan. We found no halal statement or halal certification anywhere on Olly's FAQ or product pages.

What to check before you order

Look up the exact product on Olly's FAQ gelatin list or its product page before buying: many of the best-known gummies are pork gelatin. The vegan and vegetarian products contain no gelatin but carry no halal certification.

How we decide

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