Ingredient transparency

What's in your Fiks

Formulations grounded in published UK government and institutional data, supported by our own customer research. Select your Fiks to see exactly what's in each daily sachet, the percentage of reference intake, and why we chose each ingredient.

Every ingredient is a single capsule or softgel, no powders, no liquids, all sealed together in one daily sachet.

Capsules and softgels in the Female 16-29 Fiks daily sachet

Vitamin D

18–31% of adults deficient; higher in Scotland

Softgel1000IU (25mcg cholecalciferol)250%

UK Reference Intake: 10mcg/day

Standard winter supplementation; essential at Scottish latitude

Folate

83% of women 16–49 below neural tube defect risk threshold

Capsule600mcg (Methyl Folate / Quatrefolic)300%

UK Reference Intake: 200mcg/day

Methylated form works where synthetic folic acid often fails

Iron

25.3% of women aged 20–59 below the Lower Reference Nutrient Intake (LRNI)

Capsule18mg (Bisglycinate)122%

UK Reference Intake: 14.8mg/day

Absorbed roughly 2.5x better than ferrous sulphate; minimal gastrointestinal (GI) side effects

Magnesium

19% of women in their twenties below the LRNI

Capsule250mg (Bisglycinate)93%

UK Reference Intake: 270mg/day

40–50% bioavailability vs ~4% for magnesium oxide

Selenium

50.3% of UK females below the LRNI

Capsule55mcg (Selenomethionine)92%

UK Reference Intake: 60mcg/day

Bioavailable organic form; conservative dose

Iodine

29% decline in urinary iodine in women of childbearing age, 2013–2023

Capsule150mcg (Potassium Iodide)107%

UK Reference Intake: 140mcg/day

Falling dairy intake and rising plant-based diets are driving this decline

Data sources

Every dose on this page is checked against UK population data, government reference intakes, and European Food Safety Authority guidance.

Read the official NDNS reportSee our full evidence process

Safety & compliance

Safe Upper Limits

No ingredient exceeds the Safe Upper Limit set by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) or European Food Safety Authority (EFSA)

Fat-soluble vitamins

Vitamin D and K2 sit within established safe daily intake ranges

Bioavailable forms

Selected to maximise absorption and minimise gastrointestinal (GI) side effects

CoQ10 and K2

Grounded in independent clinical literature

Omega-3 dosing

Aligned with cardiovascular and inflammatory disease prevention guidelines

No interactions

Nothing in your sachet conflicts with anything else in it, safe to take simultaneously

One sachet, one day

All dosages shown are per daily sachet, one sachet per day