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Supports cellular energy production, which may help to reduce tiredness and fatigue*

2 easy to swallow capsules daily*

May promote a calm and balanced mood, supporting emotional well-being*

Helps maintain a healthy immune system.*

Promotes healthy hair, skin, and nails.*

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What is Primal Women+?

Primal Women+ is a comprehensive multivitamin formulated specifically to support women's health and wellness with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.*

Who is Primal Women+ for?

Women over 18 looking to support their daily nutritional needs and maintain their natural energy, vitality, and wellness.*

When should I start to notice the effects?

While individual results vary, most women report feeling increased energy and vitality within the first few weeks of consistent use. For optimal results, consistent daily use is key to supporting your body's natural processes.

How do I use Primal Women+?

Take 2 capsules daily with a meal, preferably at the same time each day for optimal results.

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Biotin

Supports the maintenance of healthy hair, skin, and nails.*

Iron

May reduce tiredness and fatigue and support healthy energy metabolism.*

Vitamin B Complex

Helps support natural energy production and supports hormonal balance.*

Vitamin D3

Supports normal immune system function and helps maintain mood balance.*

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At Primal Harvest your well-being is our mission. We bring together science, nature and expertise to deliver holistic supplements to help you feel your best at every age. We strive to always deliver the most premium products possible featuring research-backed ingredients. All of our products are carefully crafted within the United States and are third-party tested to ensure the highest quality.

Is Primal Women+ safe to use with medication?

While our ingredients are natural, always consult your healthcare provider before starting any new supplement, especially if you are taking medications.

Where is Primal Women+ made?

Our products are made in the USA with premium globally sourced ingredients to ensure we use only the best ingredients available worldwide. All products are independently third-party laboratory tested to ensure safety, quality, and purity.

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How might you benefit from Primal Women+?*

Like with any healthy habit, commitment is key to seeing the biggest results. Here are some examples of how taking a women’s multivitamin consistently may look for different people:*

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Cellular energy production*

Mood and emotional well-being*

Healthy hair, skin, and nails*

Normal immune system function*

Daily energy*

Overall whole-body wellness*

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Maintaining skin appearance*

Note: Individual results may vary. The benefits stated are based on personal experiences and subjective feedback from users of Primal Harvest products and may vary from person to person.