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Womens Health

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Products

  • Burn Protein by Maxines

    2

    Thermogenic

    2 sizes / 11 flavours

    Price $39.96$49.95

  • Womens Multi+ by Herbs of Gold

    2

    Multivitamins

    3 sizes available

    Price $23.20$29.00

  • Hair + Libido by JSHealth Vitamins

    212

    Beauty

    2 sizes available

    Price $27.99$34.99

  • Magnesium Citrate 900 by Herbs of Gold

    212

    Magnesium

    2 sizes available

    Price $23.88$29.85

  • Ashwagandha Root by Teelixir

    212

    Sleep & Mood

    2 sizes available

    Price $32.00$40.00

  • Collagen Repair by Pillar Performance

    2

    Collagen

    2 sizes available

    Price $42.39$52.99

  • Burn Whey + Collagen by Maxines

    212

    Protein

    2 sizes / 4 flavours

    Price $35.96$44.95

  • Calcium K2 with D3 by Herbs of Gold

    3

    Joint & Bone

    2 sizes available

    Price $33.88$42.35

  • Inositol by Switch Nutrition

    212

    Essentials

    2 sizes available

    Price $39.96$49.95

  • Super Magnesium Complex by Carusos

    212

    Magnesium

    3 sizes available

    Price $21.72$27.15

  • Womens Multi Advanced by Fusion Health

    212

    Multivitamins

    2 sizes available

    Price $39.08$48.85

  • R1 Collagen Peptides by Rule 1

    1

    Collagen

    3 sizes / 4 flavours

    Price $43.96$54.95

  • Burn Sleep by Maxines

    212

    Casein

    2 sizes / 2 flavours

    Price $39.96$49.95

  • Mega Magnesium Tablets by Ethical Nutrients

    212

    Magnesium

    3 sizes available

    Price $22.52$28.15

What is in women's health?

Women's health products cover multivitamins formulated with iron and folate, pregnancy and preconception formulas, iron supplements, calcium and vitamin D for bone health, and products aimed at menstrual and menopausal symptoms using ingredients such as iron, magnesium, vitamin B6 and herbal preparations.

Two nutrients genuinely differ by requirement rather than marketing. Iron needs are substantially higher for menstruating women, and deficiency is common. Folate requirements rise before and during early pregnancy, which is why preconception supplementation is specifically recommended in Australia rather than simply suggested. Those two are the reason this category exists as something more than packaging.

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How it is usually used

Most are once daily. Iron absorbs better away from tea, coffee, dairy and calcium supplements, and taking it with a source of vitamin C improves uptake. Supplements are not a substitute for medical advice. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, take prescription medication, or are managing a health condition, check with your doctor or pharmacist before starting something new.

Frequently asked questions

Why do women need more iron?

Menstrual blood loss raises iron requirements considerably, which is why the recommended intake for women of reproductive age is well above that for men. Iron deficiency is one of the more common nutritional deficiencies in Australian women, and it is worth testing rather than assuming either way.

Should I take folate before pregnancy?

Folate supplementation before conception and in early pregnancy is specifically recommended in Australia to reduce the risk of neural tube defects, and the recommendation is to start before conception rather than after a positive test. Talk to your doctor about the right dose for you, as it differs for some women.

Can I take a normal multivitamin while pregnant?

Check with your doctor or pharmacist first. Pregnancy formulas differ meaningfully, with higher folate and iodine and importantly controlled vitamin A, since high dose retinol is not safe in pregnancy. A standard multivitamin is not automatically appropriate.

What helps with menstrual symptoms?

Magnesium, vitamin B6 and iron are the ones with the most common support, iron particularly where periods are heavy enough to cause deficiency. Evidence varies and individual response differs a great deal. Heavy or severely painful periods are worth discussing with a doctor rather than managing alone.

Why does calcium matter more after menopause?

The fall in oestrogen accelerates bone loss, which raises the risk of osteoporosis. Calcium and vitamin D together support bone density, and the recommended calcium intake rises for women over 50. Weight bearing and resistance exercise matters alongside them.

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Last reviewed: 10 October 2026