How often should I spray?

Once daily into the mouth, ideally with breakfast for best absorption.

Is Vitamin D safe in early pregnancy?

Yes, this spray provides the NHS-recommended 400-1,000iu daily and is suitable from preconception through postnatal stages. 1 1. NHS, 2023. Vitamins, supplements and nutrition in pregnancy. [online] NHS .

Why should I take a vitamin D supplement?

Vitamin D plays a crucial role in overall reproductive health and foetal development. In women trying to conceive, vitamin D contributes to normal cell division, normal functioning of the immune system and healthy inflammatory response. This is required for the fertilised egg to implant. Further, vitamin D may support menstrual regularity.For men, this contribution to cell division, immune system function and inflammatory response may support sperm health. During pregnancy, vitamin D is essential for foetal development, as it helps the baby's bones and teeth to grow and develop properly. Breastfeeding mothers also need to ensure they have adequate vitamin D levels, as breast milk may not provide enough vitamin D for the baby's needs. Supplementing with vitamin D can help ensure both mother and baby are getting the necessary nutrients for optimal health. While some vitamin D can be obtained through sunlight exposure and dietary sources, many people may not get enough through these methods alone. Therefore, taking a vitamin D supplement can be an effective way to ensure adequate levels and support overall reproductive health and foetal development.

How should I take this spray?

Simply one spray per day is all you need. We recommend doing this after a meal

Are vitamin D sprays effective?

Yes, vitamin D sprays can be effective in increasing vitamin D levels in the body. When sprayed directly into the mouth, the vitamin D is absorbed through the oral mucosa and enters the bloodstream. This can be an effective way to supplement vitamin D, particularly for those who have difficulty swallowing pills or capsules.

How long does it take for vitamin D to work?

The time it takes for vitamin D to work for fertility can vary depending on individual circumstances. We recommend taking your vitamin D spray daily for a minimum for three months.

Can low vitamin D levels affect postnatal recovery?

Vitamin D supports the normal functioning of the immune system. Vitamin D deficiency therefore, can make it more difficult for a new mother to recover after giving birth.

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Vitamin D Spray – Essential Support for Fertility, Pregnancy & Postnatal

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Vitamin D3 Spray delivers fast absorbing, spray form of Vitamin D to support fertility, pregnancy, and postnatal health, no pills required.

This sublingual spray is a highly absorbable supplement designed to support male and female fertility, healthy pregnancy, and postnatal wellbeing. As a convenient spray format, it delivers 1000iu (25ug) Vitamin D levels to help regulate hormones, support egg and sperm quality, strengthen the immune system, and maintain bone health from preconception through to breastfeeding.

What is Vitamin D Spray?

A spray form of Vitamin D that bypasses the digestive tract for rapid uptake, ensuring you meet the NHS recommended levels during critical reproductive and postnatal stages.¹

Why take Vitamin D throughout fertility, pregnancy and the postnatal period?

Vitamin D regulates calcium absorption, modulates immune response, and influences reproductive hormone balance, essential for conception, healthy foetal development, and maternal recovery.

Provides 1,000iu Vitamin D per spray for fertility, pregnancy and postnatal support
Fast absorbing spray for maximum convenience and compliance
Supports immune function and bone health
One spray per day: 1000iu (25ug) per serving
Three month supply
Third Party Tested

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We believe in complete transparency and quality you can trust. Each batch is independently tested, and we make our certificates available so you can be assured of the purity, safety, and consistency of our products.

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Dairy Free
Gluten Free
Vegetarian
Yeast Free

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Who is it for?

Who should use Vitamin D spray for fertility?

Anyone planning a pregnancy, is currently pregnant, or breastfeeding who wants an easy, non pill option to maintain optimal Vitamin D status.

Can men benefit too?

Yes, male Vitamin D status correlates with sperm quality and motility, so this spray supports both partners’ reproductive health.

Ingredients

Vitamin D

Vitamin D3 supports hormone regulation, immune function and healthy cell division, playing a vital role across fertility, pregnancy and beyond.

Female Fertility
It helps regulate the menstrual cycle through its influence on oestrogen and progesterone production. It also plays a role in improving insulin sensitivity and reducing inflammation, two key concerns for women with PCOS or endometriosis.

Male Fertility
Vitamin D status is linked to testosterone levels and semen quality. It supports sperm motility and count, and contributes to the regulation of calcium balance within the male reproductive tract, which is essential for optimal sperm function.

Pregnancy
Vitamin D3 is crucial for foetal skeletal development, calcium absorption and immune regulation. Deficiency in pregnancy is associated with increased risk of complications such as gestational diabetes, pre-eclampsia and low birth weight.

Postnatal
Postpartum, vitamin D supports maternal mood, immune defence and bone health. It is also passed through breast milk to the infant, helping support early immune and skeletal development.

One spray per day typically provides:		*NRV%
Vitamin D 3	1000iu 25ug	500

* Nutritional Reference Value

Source Ingredients:

Diglycerides of fatty acids (coconut source), Vitamin D3 (as Cholecalciferol), Antioxidant (DL Alpha Tocopherol)

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I spray?

Once daily into the mouth, ideally with breakfast for best absorption.
Is Vitamin D safe in early pregnancy?

Yes, this spray provides the NHS-recommended 400-1,000iu daily and is suitable from preconception through postnatal stages.¹
1. NHS, 2023. Vitamins, supplements and nutrition in pregnancy. [online] NHS.
Why should I take a vitamin D supplement?

Vitamin D plays a crucial role in overall reproductive health and foetal development.
In women trying to conceive, vitamin D contributes to normal cell division, normal functioning of the immune system and healthy inflammatory response. This is required for the fertilised egg to implant. Further, vitamin D may support menstrual regularity.For men, this contribution to cell division, immune system function and inflammatory response may support sperm health.
During pregnancy, vitamin D is essential for foetal development, as it helps the baby's bones and teeth to grow and develop properly.
Breastfeeding mothers also need to ensure they have adequate vitamin D levels, as breast milk may not provide enough vitamin D for the baby's needs. Supplementing with vitamin D can help ensure both mother and baby are getting the necessary nutrients for optimal health.
While some vitamin D can be obtained through sunlight exposure and dietary sources, many people may not get enough through these methods alone. Therefore, taking a vitamin D supplement can be an effective way to ensure adequate levels and support overall reproductive health and foetal development.
How should I take this spray?

Simply one spray per day is all you need. We recommend doing this after a meal
Are vitamin D sprays effective?

Yes, vitamin D sprays can be effective in increasing vitamin D levels in the body. When sprayed directly into the mouth, the vitamin D is absorbed through the oral mucosa and enters the bloodstream. This can be an effective way to supplement vitamin D, particularly for those who have difficulty swallowing pills or capsules.
How long does it take for vitamin D to work?

The time it takes for vitamin D to work for fertility can vary depending on individual circumstances. We recommend taking your vitamin D spray daily for a minimum for three months.
Can low vitamin D levels affect postnatal recovery?

Vitamin D supports the normal functioning of the immune system. Vitamin D deficiency therefore, can make it more difficult for a new mother to recover after giving birth.

Still have questions? Book your free 1:1 consultation with our inhouse fertility nutrition for personalised support.

Vitamin D Spray – Essential Support for Fertility, Pregnancy & Postnatal

What is Vitamin D Spray?

Why take Vitamin D throughout fertility, pregnancy and the postnatal period?

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Dairy Free

Gluten Free

Vegetarian

Yeast Free