Earthful | Multivitamin Women 40+ | 60 Capsules

Menopause is a stage where women experience physical, physiological and psychological changes. Consuming Women Multivitamin 40+ will help you meet your daily nutrient demand and may help support comfort during menopause.

Multivitamin 40 + ensures that you get your daily dose of nutrients and may help support comfort during menopause. Continue to use this daily for atleast 3-4 months till your body signals improvement.

Along with the active herbs like Shatavari, Gokshura, we have also added several vitamins and minerals sourced naturally to ensure your overall well- being. Earthful is one of the few reliable brands in the market which makes multivitamin from plants only. There are brands which call themselves “Plant-Based'' but when you look at the back of the pack you will find that synthetic vitamins are being used. On the other hand, we clearly list the sources of the vitamins for you to understand. The ingredients are always kept transparent for you so that you don’t need to worry about the side-effects of synthetic ingredients by consuming Earthful.

It is recommended to take 2 capsules daily, after breakfast, lunch or dinner.

The best daily multivitamin for women over 40 in India should cover B12, Iron, Folate, D3, and antioxidants to address age-related energy loss, bone health, and immunity. Earthful Multivitamin Women 40+ delivers 60 capsules with nutrients calibrated for Indian dietary gaps, especially B12 and D3 deficiencies common in vegetarian women. Take it with a meal for better absorption. Avoid skipping doses — consistency matters more than quantity.

For a 40-year-old woman in India, the ideal multivitamin addresses three specific concerns: declining bone density, B12 deficiency (especially in vegetarians), and perimenopause-linked fatigue. Earthful Multivitamin Women 40+ is formulated with these priorities, offering Iron, B-complex, D3, and antioxidants in a single daily capsule at ₹634. Earthful's Multivitamin Women 40+ is calibrated to Indian dietary reference values (RDA/ICMR-NIN guidelines), addressing nutrient gaps that are common in Indian diets — like Vitamin D, B12, and iron.