Neu Her is the women’s daily in Neubria’s range — one tablet, 38 active ingredients, combining the complete vitamin-and-mineral base with the brand’s Cognisence botanical complex and a women’s blend rooted in the female herbal traditions: dong quai, shatavari, amla, maca, pomegranate and cranberry.

The nutritional base, with its authorised jobs

• Iron — contributing to normal formation of red blood cells, normal oxygen transport and the reduction of tiredness and fatigue: the mineral women’s formulas exist to take seriously
• B-vitamins, vitamin C and magnesium — contributing to normal energy-yielding metabolism and the reduction of tiredness and fatigue; B6 additionally to the regulation of hormonal activity
• Vitamin D, C, zinc and selenium — each contributing to normal immune function; calcium and vitamin D to the maintenance of normal bones
• Plus: copper, manganese, chromium, iodine, biotin, pantothenic acid, beta carotene, choline, citrus bioflavonoids and spirulina

The botanical layers

The Cognisence complex — bacopa, gotu kola, schisandra, blueberry, rhodiola, green tea — handles the cognitive tradition. The women’s blend gathers herbs with centuries of specifically female lineage: dong quai (classical Chinese medicine’s “female ginseng”), shatavari (Ayurveda’s signature women’s root), amla, maca, pomegranate and cranberry. Heritage stated plainly, promises left to the authorised claims above.

How to take it

One tablet daily with food, as an ongoing routine. Comprehensive formulas deserve an audit: retire duplicate multivitamins, mind iron totals if you take iron separately, and give your pharmacist the list if you’re on medication — thyroid treatment especially, given the iodine. In pregnancy or when trying to conceive, switch the conversation to your doctor and a pregnancy-specific formula. A varied diet, movement and sleep remain the actual foundations; Neu Her is scaffolding, and good scaffolding admits it.

Who runs Neu Her

Women running households, careers or both on compressed margins; gym-goers wanting the micronutrient floor covered in one move; and anyone whose iron and B-vitamin attention has historically been seasonal at best. The one-tablet format is the retention feature — the habit that actually gets kept.

Frequently asked questions

Her vs Phase? Neu Phase is the menopause-era formula; Her is the general daily for the decades around it — the botanical blends are where they diverge.

Caffeine? None — the green tea sits in a botanical complex, not a stimulant dose; take it whenever routine dictates.

Vegetarian? Check the pack’s capsule/tablet declaration and ask us if it’s decisive — formulations update faster than memories.

Iron, treated like it matters

If one nutrient justifies sex-specific formulas, it’s iron: menstruating women carry meaningfully higher requirements than men, and tiredness with no obvious cause is the classic presentation of running low. Neu Her puts iron in the formula’s front row — with the caveat that supplements are the everyday floor, not the diagnostic answer: persistent exhaustion deserves a blood test and a GP, because guessing at iron status is neither safe nor necessary. Where the formula shines is the unremarkable middle — the ordinary months when a covered baseline of iron, B-vitamins, D and calcium simply removes a whole category of nagging doubt from a crowded life.

Tablet size? Standard one-a-day format — down with breakfast’s water and forgotten by the second sip of coffee.

Can it sit alongside magnesium glycinate at night? Commonly done — tally the combined magnesium against sensible totals and the pairing works well.

Why amla in a women’s blend? Ayurveda’s revered vitamin-C fruit — the same berry behind our Sattva Superfoods traditions — carrying its heritage into the modern tablet.

Pomegranate and cranberry — flavour or function? Whole-fruit botanicals in the blend’s tradition-and-antioxidant lane; the tablet itself stays neutral to take.

Delivery in Malta & Gozo

€6 delivery, free over €40 across Malta and Gozo, or collection from St Paul’s Bay.