Neu Phase is Neubria’s daily multivitamin designed for women before, during and after the menopause — 36 active nutrients in one tablet, spanning a full vitamin-and-mineral base, a cognitive-botanical “Cognisence” complex, and a botanical blend drawn from the traditions women’s herbalism has kept for centuries, including soy isoflavones, a natural source of phytoestrogens.

What one tablet carries

• Vitamins: A, D, E, C and the B-family with folic acid — with vitamin B6 contributing to the regulation of hormonal activity, and B6, B12, C, folate and magnesium to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue
• Minerals: calcium and magnesium (calcium contributing to the maintenance of normal bones — a front-of-mind topic at this life stage), iron, copper, manganese, selenium, chromium, iodine, plus biotin and pantothenic acid
• Actives: choline, spirulina and para-aminobenzoic acid
• Cognisence complex: bacopa, gotu kola, schisandra, blueberry, rhodiola and green tea
• Botanical blend: dong quai, rosemary, tulsi, sage, shatavari and soy isoflavones — a herbal shortlist any student of women’s traditional medicine will recognise instantly

The framing we stand behind

Menopause is a transition, not a deficiency — and no tablet “fixes” it. What a well-built multivitamin can honestly offer is nutritional steadiness through years when sleep, appetite and routine are all being renegotiated: the B6 with its recognised role in hormonal-activity regulation, calcium and vitamin D minding bones, the fatigue-relevant micronutrients present at sensible levels, and botanicals — sage, shatavari, dong quai — whose places in the tradition speak for themselves without our embellishment. For significant symptoms, your GP and the modern menu of medical options are the main conversation; Neu Phase is designed to accompany, never replace it.

How to take it

One tablet daily, with food, as an ongoing routine. Tell your doctor it’s in your regimen — particularly if you take thyroid medication (iodine), blood thinners, or hormone-related treatments, where the soy isoflavones deserve a professional’s opinion. Food supplements are not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.

Who chooses Neu Phase

Women who want one considered tablet instead of a shelf of separates; those in perimenopause building routines early; and post-menopausal customers keeping the nutritional scaffolding in place. It pairs naturally with our magnesium glycinate for the evening slot, mindful of totals across products.

Frequently asked questions

Is it HRT or an alternative to it? Neither — it’s a multivitamin. HRT decisions belong with your doctor; Neu Phase can sit alongside whatever you and your GP decide.

Why soy isoflavones? They’re the best-known dietary phytoestrogens — a traditional inclusion in menopause-era formulas, listed here openly so you can factor them in.

How long before judging it? Multivitamins are steady-state products — think in months of consistent use.

The herbal shortlist, decoded

Every botanical in Neu Phase has a documented lineage rather than a marketing one. Sage is Europe’s own menopause herb, folk-prescribed for generations before anyone measured anything. Shatavari holds the equivalent seat in Ayurveda — its Sanskrit name is usually translated, tellingly, as “she who possesses a hundred husbands”. Dong quai is classical Chinese medicine’s “female ginseng”; tulsi is Ayurveda’s holy basil, the household steadying herb. The Cognisence complex answers a different, under-discussed side of the transition — the brain-fog years — with bacopa, gotu kola and rhodiola, the memory-and-resilience herbs of their respective traditions. None of this is a promise; all of it is provenance, and provenance is what separates a considered formula from a scattergun one.

Perimenopause too, or only after? The formula is explicitly framed for before, during and after — starting in the perimenopausal years is exactly the pattern Neubria designed around.

Delivery in Malta & Gozo

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