Vitamin D Spray for Fertility, Pregnancy & Breastfeeding

£13.50

A premium vitamin D3 spray to support pregnancy and the postnatal period.


Vitamin D plays a critical role for mothers-to-be during pregnancy, contributing to normal cell division, the normal functioning of the immune system and healthy inflammatory response. 

  • Vitamin D spray to support fertility, pregnancy and the postnatal period
  • 1000iu (25ug) per spray
  • Three month supply - one spray per day

Purchase

Delivery Every

  • Dairy Free

  • Gluten Free

  • Vegetarian

  • Yeast Free

Who is it for?

Vitamin D can only be obtained from two sources, either from sunlight or from food. There are only a few foods that provide sufficient levels of vitamin D compared to our required daily intake. Deficiency of the vitamin is common amongst the UK population, and 70% of the people we see in the clinic are deficient in Vitamin D.

The nutrient plays a critical role in reproductive health and is important for both women and men who are trying to conceive and for women when they are pregnant.Vitamin D also contributes to normal cell division, the normal functioning of the immune system and healthy inflammatory response, which is necessary for the fertilised egg to implant.

Vitamin D deficiency is even common during autumn and winter, when the sun is low in the sky, and even summer due to the use of sunscreen.

Directions for use: One spray under the toungue or inner cheek per day

Ingredients

Egg yolk

Vitamin D

Female Fertility: Contributes to normal cell division, the normal functioning of the immune system and healthy inflammatory response, which is necessary for the fertilised egg to implant

Male Fertility: Contributes to normal cell division, the normal functioning of the immune system and healthy inflammatory response

Pregnancy: Helps your baby's bones, teeth, kidneys, heart and nervous system to develop

Postnatal: Important to help maintain a healthy inflammatory response and the normal functioning of the immune system

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why should I take a vitamin D supplement?

  • How should I take this spray?

  • Are vitamin D sprays effective?

  • How long does it take for vitamin D to work?

  • Can low vitamin D levels affect postnatal recovery?