What to take, wherever you are in life.
Her Vitals is a UK women's life-stage health and supplement authority. We curate and review existing branded supplements across the stages women move through, from trying to conceive and pregnancy to postnatal, perimenopause, menopause and the senior years, and explain in warm, plain English what the evidence supports and what it does not. Information, not medical advice.
Follow your life stage
Every stage has different needs. Find yours on the path below.
Trying to conceive
Folic acid and vitamin D before conception, gently explained.
2Pregnancy
What the NHS recommends, and what to set aside for now.
3Postnatal
Vitamin D while breastfeeding, plus recovery and energy.
4Perimenopause
What is changing, and the categories worth a look.
5Menopause
Looking after bones and muscle once periods stop.
6Senior years
Vitamin D, calcium, protein and B12, with care around interactions.
Explore by supplement
The popular ones, explained without the jargon.
Questions we hear a lot
Calm, sourced answers to the things women ask us most.
Ready-made comparisons
When you just want our shortlist of named UK products.
Her Vitals is an independent editorial and information service, not a clinic, pharmacy or prescriber. Our reviews are edited by Oliver Mackman, and every figure links to a primary source such as EFSA or the NHS. We may earn affiliate commission on some products we link to, which never changes what we say. Always speak to your GP or pharmacist before starting a supplement. For quotable figures, see our UK women's health statistics.
Editor, Her Vitals
Oliver leads Her Vitals's editorial coverage of women's life-stage health and supplements. He curates and reviews existing branded products across trying to conceive, pregnancy, postnatal, perimenopause, menopause and the senior years, weighing what the evidence supports against guidance from bodies such as EFSA, the NHS and NICE, and is clear that the content is information rather than medical advice.
Last reviewed: 8 June 2026
Reviewed by Oliver Mackman, Editor. Editorial review against published guidance; not a clinical review.