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Proceive® Breastfeeding Supplements
Proceive® Breastfeeding Supplements
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60 Capsules. 1 Month Supply
Adjusting to life with a new baby and wondering if your body's getting everything it needs? The fourth trimester asks a lot of you, and Proceive® Breastfeeding was built with exactly that in mind. This breastfeeding supplement brings together 24 vitamins and minerals to support your energy, immunity and overall wellbeing while you care for your little one.
*femme do not endorse products, nor do we confirm their effectiveness; instead we recommend that you always seek advice from your GP (and your fertility clinic, especially if you are taking prescribed fertility medication) before product use.
Description
Description
Why nutrition matters while breastfeeding
Breastfeeding places real, ongoing demands on your body, often alongside broken sleep and the natural process of recovering after pregnancy. While a balanced diet is always the goal, many mums find it hard to consistently meet those higher nutrient needs while caring for a newborn. Proceive Breastfeeding is designed to act as a nutritional safety net, helping support both your own recovery and your postnatal wellbeing during this stage.
Built around what matters most right now
Vitamin B1 supports normal energy production, while Iron, Magnesium and Vitamin B2 contribute to reducing tiredness and fatigue, exactly what's needed when sleep is in short supply. Vitamin C, Vitamin D and Zinc help support normal immune function, and Calcium and Vitamin D work together to support healthy bones. Selenium and Biotin also contribute to the maintenance of normal hair, helpful during a time when many mums notice postpartum shedding.
Who it's for
Proceive Breastfeeding is designed for mothers who are currently breastfeeding, and can also be taken after birth even if you're not breastfeeding, to support recovery and everyday postnatal nutrition. It's recommended for up to 12 months post-partum, or for the full duration of your breastfeeding journey, whichever comes first.
Quantity: 60 Capsules - 1 Month Supply
What's inside
What's inside
Ingredients
Ingredients
How it works
How it works
Deliveries & Returns
Deliveries & Returns
Delivery
- All orders are processed within 2 business days.
- Free standard delivery on orders over £40.
- Orders to Ireland are shipped via UPS and typically arrive within 3–5 working days.
- Please note: While we make the necessary updates to comply with new EU packaging regulations, some products are temporarily unavailable for delivery to the Republic of Ireland. Tempdrop products are unaffected and can still be delivered as normal. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Returns
- Tempdrop is classified as a medical device, it cannot be returned or exchanged once opened - please check sizing carefully before placing your order.
- Unopened items can be returned within 30 days of purchase with valid proof of purchase.
- To initiate a return, email talktous@femmehealth.co.uk with your order number and reason for return.
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Formula Highlights
24 Targeted Nutrients
A broad postnatal formula created to support nutritional needs during breastfeeding and recovery after birth.
Energy-Support Nutrients
Iron, magnesium and vitamin B2 contribute to reducing tiredness and fatigue during a demanding life stage.
Hair + Bone Support
Biotin and selenium support normal hair, while calcium and vitamin D support normal bones.
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