No light source provides vit D3, this vitamin is produced in the skin through photosynthesis with exposure to UVB light.
Arcadia have some very good MVBs starting at 80W.
https://www.arcadiareptile.com/lighting/d3-basking-lamp/
They also have 12%UVB and 14%UVB t5 tubes that are the bees' knees. Probably the best sources of UV for reptiles made by anyone.
You should consider a nice clear colourless incandescent or halogen par38 spot globe or flood globe for your basking globe and a t5 UVB tube in a reflector hood ( about 2/3 the length of the tank ) , this is a much better setup.
While MVBs are a very good all in one solution , heat, light, UVA & UVB, they only provide strong UV in a narrow focused area , this is fine for a mobile basking spot for a free range reptile who gets some time to wonder about inside the house, or in smaller tanks , MVBs can't be dimmed and wont provide much UV outside their focused beam, hence a domestic flood globe (which is dimmable) and a T5 UVB tube will provide the best set up that's tuneable.
If you go to the Arcadia web site you will find guides for setting up the lighting to give a good basking spot, good thermal gradient and good UV gradient.
https://www.arcadiareptile.com/lighting/full-sun-baskers/
Even Arcadia have gotten onto the UV-index bandwagon lately , IMO their old guide was better (specifically specifying UVB flux rather than dodgey UV-Index values based on the latest even more dodgey yank fad of using "Ferguson Zones" that stop at 4 , where much of Australia would be FZ 5 or 6).
Steer well clear of any UV source that doesn't have the following brands
Arcadia
Zoo Med
Exo Terra
The other brands can only be described as cheap - nasty and poor quality knockoffs , don't let anyone try to tell you their shop brand UV source is just as good , they are BSing you.