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- Lowest price
- £25
- Cost per serving
- 83p
- Servings
- 30
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Wild Nutrition4.8 · 2.4k reviews
Food-Grown Energy Support
A gentle Food-Grown iron, magnesium and B vitamin formula.
CapsulesVegetarian
- Lowest current price
- £30of £30–£30
- Cost per serving
- £1
- Servings per pack
- 30 × 2 capsules daily
- Retailers stocking it
- 1
- Spread between retailers
- 0%
- Label disclosure
- Full disclosure
At a glance
A Food-Grown energy formula supplying iron, magnesium, vitamin C and a set of B vitamins at everyday amounts, all disclosed. Vegetarian rather than vegan, as it is grown on yeast and Lactobacillus.
It may suit you if
- You want a gentle, food-state energy formula
- You want the amounts printed
- You prefer lower, everyday doses
You may prefer something else if
- You need a high therapeutic dose of iron
- You want a vegan product
The brand
Wild Nutrition
Wild Nutrition grows nutrients on a food base (yeast, Lactobacillus, algae) rather than adding isolated compounds, with a strong women’s and life-stage range. Stocked at Boots, Holland & Barrett and Harrods.
- Founded
- 2013
- Based in
- United Kingdom
- Publishes batch testing
- Not published
Sustainability
Food-Grown nutrients grown on yeast and Lactobacillus.What is in it
The label, in full
Every active ingredient amount is printed on the label.
- Iron bisglycinate
- 2.5mg
- Magnesium (various forms)
- 80mg
- Vitamin C
- 30mg
- Vitamin B6
- 10mg
- Vitamin B12
- 2.5µg
A gentler form of iron than sulfate. Iron is one to be careful with: only supplement it when there is a reason to. Typical serving across the market: 14mg – 20mg. Published human research: extensive.
A mineral supplied in several forms. Compare the elemental magnesium figure, not the compound weight, and note the form for tolerance. Typical serving across the market: 80mg – 375mg elemental. Published human research: extensive.
One of the few ingredients here with an authorised health claim in the UK and EU. Often included alongside collagen for that reason. Typical serving across the market: 40mg – 500mg. Published human research: extensive.
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 of particular interest to vegans, as it is hard to get from a plant diet. Widely included in daily formulas. Typical serving across the market: 2.5µg – 100µg. Published human research: extensive.
Other ingredients
Vitamin B1 1.4mg, Vitamin B2 1.6mg.
- Format
- Capsules
- Serving size
- 2 capsules daily
- Servings
- 30
- Flavours
- Declared allergens
- None declared
- Subscription
- Available
- 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
1 retailers checked. Prices last updated in this prototype as sample data.
Lowest seen in 90 days: £29.63at that price now
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How the cost works out
- Lowest pack price
- £30
- Servings
- 30
- Cost per serving
- £1
- Cost per 30 days
- £30
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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What customers say
Reviews, broken down
Aggregated themes rather than a single star rating, because the useful signal is usually in what people repeatedly complain about.
4.8
2,397 reviews
- 51.4k
- 4660
- 3210
- 295
- 154
- Packaging
- 4.8
- Value for money
- 4.8
- Ease of use
- 4.8
- Verified purchases
- 0%
Aggregated from reviews.co.uk (brand-level). Sample data for this prototype — no real customer reviews are shown, and no review here has been checked for medical accuracy.
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£30
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