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- Lowest price
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- Cost per serving
- 95p
- Servings
- 30
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Menopace Original
A menopause-aware daily formula with soya isoflavones and B vitamins.
CapsulesVegetarian
- Lowest current price
- £10of £10–£10
- Cost per serving
- 33p
- Servings per pack
- 30 × 1 tablet daily
- Retailers stocking it
- 1
- Spread between retailers
- 0%
- Label disclosure
- Full disclosure
At a glance
A daily tablet formulated around the menopause, combining soya isoflavones with B vitamins, zinc, iodine, selenium and vitamin D. All amounts are disclosed.
It may suit you if
- You want a menopause-focused daily
- You want the amounts printed
- You want an affordable one-a-day
You may prefer something else if
- You have a hormone-sensitive condition — check the isoflavones with a professional
- You want a broader multivitamin
The brand
Vitabiotics
Vitabiotics develops life-stage and condition-specific formulas such as Perfectil, Wellwoman, Wellman, Menopace and Jointace, fully disclosing per-tablet amounts. Widely stocked across UK pharmacies and grocers.
- Founded
- 1971
- Based in
- United Kingdom
- Publishes batch testing
- Not published
What is in it
The label, in full
Every active ingredient amount is printed on the label.
- Soya isoflavone extract
- 20mg
- Vitamin B6
- 10mg
- Folic acid
- 400µg
- Zinc
- 15mg
- Iodine
- 225µg
- Vitamin D3
- 10µg
Plant compounds from soya used in some menopause products. Extract strength and the exact isoflavone amount matter more than the headline figure. Typical serving across the market: 20mg – 100mg. Published human research: moderate.
A B vitamin common in women’s and energy formulas, with authorised claims for tiredness and hormonal regulation. Typical serving across the market: 1.4mg – 10mg. Published human research: extensive.
A B vitamin (B9). Recommended for those trying to conceive or in early pregnancy, and common in women’s formulas. Typical serving across the market: 200µg – 400µg. Published human research: extensive.
A mineral with authorised claims for skin, hair and nails. Worth checking the total across everything you take, as it is in most multivitamins too. Typical serving across the market: 5mg – 15mg. Published human research: extensive.
A mineral needed for thyroid hormones. Worth checking against other supplements, as both too little and too much can matter. Typical serving across the market: 150µg – 225µg. Published human research: extensive.
Public health guidance in the UK suggests considering a daily supplement through autumn and winter. Vegan D3 from lichen is widely available. Typical serving across the market: 10µg – 25µg (400 – 1000 IU). Published human research: extensive.
Other ingredients
Selenium 100µg, Biotin 30µg, Iron 6mg.
- Format
- Capsules
- Serving size
- 1 tablet daily
- Servings
- 30
- Flavours
- Declared allergens
- Soya
- Subscription
- Not offered
- Proprietary blend
- No
Read the pack, not this page
Formulations and allergen declarations change without notice. Always read the label on the pack you actually receive, particularly if you have an allergy.Where to buy
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How the cost works out
- Lowest pack price
- £10
- Servings
- 30
- Cost per serving
- 33p
- Cost per 30 days
- £10
Cost per serving is the fairest way to compare, because pack sizes vary enormously within the same category. It still does not account for how much active ingredient is in each serving — check that too.
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