Wild Earth Women's Multivitamin & Minerals - 30 Tablet Capsules - Essential Natural Daily Vitamin Supplement - Supports Immunity, Energy & Wellness - For All-Age Women - Not Gummies - 1 Months Supply

Great quality product and 100% natural. Will definitely buy again.

I had high hopes for these but have had to give them away. I can't say there is anything wrong with them but they give off a very pungent odour and I am quite sensitive. The smell is coming through he capsule. So if you are like me and sensitive to such odours I would avoid.

These are beautifully and thoughtfully produced and provide most of an adult woman's vitamin requirements. Vegan, environmental and without chemicals, these capsules are the perfect way to take vitamins for overall good health. They are a little expensive, but I consider this a good investment in one's health.

Wild Earth Multivitamin & Minerals for Women, 30 CapsulesThese Wild Earth multivitamin and Minerals contain 22 vitamins and minerals and unknown 'superfood ingredients'. I'm not keen on taking things that I am unaware of, so it would have been nice for the provider to have given the information on what these are. They are 100% natural, have active ingredients, are vegan friendly and free from all common allergens.The capsules are brown and have an odour that reminds me of yeast. they are easy to take. I have not been on them long enough to see any effect, so can't comment on any impact.With 30 capsules, you get a 30 day supply.They come in a nice biodegradable packet which is great for the environment, and they give 5% of Wild Earth profits to sustainable initiatives.

The composition of these supplements is great.All the most important vitamins and minerals in one with a boost on vitamin B and C.Capsules are easy to swallow and tasteless.Maybe it's just me but I feel more energetic since I started using them.I went for the women formula as I needed a high vitamin B intake, but I will also try the men's.

I like to take a few supplements but one thing that I hate is all the plastic that comes along with what is supposed to be doing you good, this is like be nice to yourself but hurt the world with the plastic bottle and the plastic blister packs, it’s simply not right. So at last someone has thought about this and done something about it and hooray I am so happy! The outer packaging is cardboard, the leaflet is paper and very informative and the blister packs are made from earth friendly compostable material. Wow, why had no one come up with any of this before? Twenty stars from me and lots of custom to come.

A good quality tablet that have many health beneforts for women and helps to regulate hormones and helps the immune system.

The biodegradable blisterpack and natural-looking colours give Wild Earth vitamins a different ‘vibe’ to normal multivitamin capsules, and that’s definitely a good thing. For the eco credentials, they definitely deserve a bonus point.The capsules themselves are a little larger than average and a little firmer, but otherwise, less distinctive than the packaging. If you chew before swallowing (accidentally or otherwise) there’s not much by the way of flavour either inside or outside the capsule, and the complex mix of mushroom and banana elements don’t really make themselves known. If you were taking this capsule in a blind test, you’d be hard pushed to guess very much about it at all.The vitamin spread is pretty good- not as broad as some of the full range multivitamins (including from the Wild Earth range), instead mixing a handful of established useful ones like D3 and C with some of the natural ingredients. If you’re only going to take one capsule of something a day and you want it to be the widest spectrum of vitamins available, other capsules do offer a bit more- but nevertheless I think this is a good balance.I’m a little reluctant to give four stars, tempted to give five on account of the positive packaging. But at time of writing they’re a little expensive (thirteen quid for a thirty pack) and I did find them so large that they were a little difficult to swallow. If I could give them four and a half stars, that’s what I would do.