Are vitamins, minerals and water considered modular products?

• A. Yes
• B. No
• C. They are considered modular within some regimens
• D. Only minerals are modular

Answer: (B)

Modular products in nutrition support are discrete components you add to tailor macronutrient delivery—things like amino acid modules, carbohydrate modules, or lipid modules used to adjust energy and nitrogen. Vitamins and minerals are provided as standard premixes to ensure micronutrient adequacy and aren’t used to fine-tune macronutrient composition. Water acts as the solvent/vehicle and sets the total fluid volume, not a modular additive. So vitamins, minerals and water are not considered modular products.