The Science behind Vital-C

A research-led nutraceutical formulation developed to support a comprehensive approach to PMOS and women’s fertility.

From formulation development to efficacy and safety evaluation, Vital-C is built around evidence, quality and responsible product development.

Identify the PMOS Challenge
Understand the multiple dimension of PMOS.

Develop the Formulation
Create a nutraceutical formulation designed to address multiple areas of support.

Evaluate Efficacy
Assess measurable outcomes related to ovarian and reproductive health.

Standardize & Safety
Assess potential effects on key organs at the recommended dosage.

Quality Control
Move towards a consistent quality-controlled formulation.

Our Approach

From Research to Formulation

Vital-C was developed around the need for a more comprehensive approach to PMOS support. The formulation focuses on multiple areas relevant to PMOS, including ovarian health, ovulation and fertility, androgen / testosterone regulation, menstrual cyclicity and safety at the recommended dosage.

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Efficacy

Evaluated Across Multiple Areas of PMOS Support

Vital-C formulation reduces male hormone level

Reduces number of ovarian cysts

Improve fertility parameters

Safety

Efficacy Matters. Safety Matters Just as Much

According to the research data presented by the development team, Vital-C passed preclinical and clinical efficacy and safety evaluation.

Liver

Kidney

Uterus

Formulation

Designed as a Comprehensive PMOS Formulation

Rather than focusing on a single symptom, the Vital-C formulation was developed as a broader nutraceutical approach supporting ovarian, hormonal, menstrual and fertility-related outcomes.

Ovarian Health

Hormonal Regulation

Menstrual Cyclicity

Fertility Support

Assurance

Developed With Quality and Assurance in Mind

Halal Assurance

The formulation is designed around a proprietary halal recipe using natural ingredients.

Evidence-Based Efficacy

The formulation was developed around measurable efficacy and safety outcomes rather than a single-symptom approach.

Quality Control

Development includes extensive quality-control analysis aligned with NPRA requirements.