Contains shellfish (from krill oil). Made in a cGMP facility on shared equipment processing milk, soy, egg, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, shellfish, wheat, and sesame.
23 essential nutrients in one daily sachet
Gentle ferrous bisglycinate iron — easier on the stomach
PeakO2 mushroom blend + ashwagandha for stress resilience
Antarctic krill oil with natural astaxanthin
Digestive enzymes most multivitamins skip
Third-party tested every batch
What's Inside
23 essential vitamins and minerals — including the gentle, chelated ferrous bisglycinate iron that women tolerate better than standard ferrous sulfate — plus four targeted functional complexes for digestion, stress, omega-3 recovery, and female-specific botanicals.
- Bromelain 100mg
- Papain 60mg
- AstraGin 50mg
- Lipase 10mg
- BioPerine 5mg
Enzymes and bioavailability cofactors so the vitamins you take are the vitamins you actually absorb. BioPerine has published clinical research showing 30%+ improved absorption of multiple nutrients. Most multivitamins skip this layer entirely.
- PeakO2 Mushroom Blend 500mg (six functional mushrooms)
- Ashwagandha extract 150mg
Adaptogens for the cortisol axis. The 2012 Chandrasekhar RCT showed KSM-66 ashwagandha reduced serum cortisol 27% vs. placebo in chronically stressed adults. PeakO2 has separate trials on oxygen utilization and time-to-exhaustion in active adults.
- Phospholipids 225mg
- EPA 75mg
- DHA 35mg
- Natural astaxanthin 43mcg
Phospholipid-bound omega-3s with naturally-occurring astaxanthin built into the krill matrix — not added later. NIH Office of Dietary Supplements reviews omega-3 evidence for cardiovascular and cognitive support.
- Chaste Tree Berry Powder 250mg
- Cranberry Fruit Juice Extract 250mg
- Grape Seed Extract 50mg
The female-specific blend most multivitamins skip. Chasteberry (Vitex) has 17 RCTs for PMS, cranberry supports urinary tract health per Mayo Clinic urology guidance, and grapeseed extract is a polyphenol antioxidant for circulation and skin.
Full Supplement Facts
Vitamins: A (900mcg RAE, from beta carotene), C (100mg), D3 (1,000 IU), E (15mg), K (120mcg as MK-4), Thiamin (5mg), Riboflavin (5mg), Niacin (16mg), B6 (5mg), Folate (800mcg DFE as folic acid), B12 (5mcg as cyanocobalamin), Biotin (300mcg), Pantothenic Acid (10mg), Choline (10mg).
Minerals: Calcium (200mg as calcium carbonate), Iron (7.5mg as ferrous bisglycinate — the gentle, chelated form), Phosphorus (40mg), Iodine (25mcg from kelp), Zinc (11mg), Selenium (55mcg), Copper (2mg), Manganese (2.3mg), Chromium (50mcg).
v2 formula roadmap note: The current pack uses folic acid (vs. L-methylfolate), cyanocobalamin B12 (vs. methylcobalamin), MK-4 K2 (vs. MK-7), and calcium carbonate (vs. citrate) — well-established forms with decades of safety data. If the product team upgrades to methylated forms in a future release, this PDP will be revised. For more on nutrient-form differences, see NIH Office of Dietary Supplements guidance on folate forms.
How To Use
Take with breakfast or your first real meal. Fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, K) and krill oil absorb significantly better with dietary fat.
Orange juice or strawberries boost iron uptake. Skip coffee, tea, or calcium-rich foods within 30 minutes — they reduce iron absorption by 30-60%.
Daily consistency compounds. Hair, skin, energy, and bone benefits build over months, not days.
Who It's For
The Women's Total Health Pack is for the adult woman who:
- Wants the daily foundation handled in one decision — not six bottles
- Has tried iron pills before and gave up because of stomach issues (the chelated ferrous bisglycinate is the difference)
- Reads labels and appreciates the AstraGin + BioPerine bioavailability story
- Cares about long-term bone, hormone, and skin health
Not for you if: you're pregnant, breastfeeding, or trying to conceive (use a prenatal); allergic to shellfish (the krill oil); on hormonal birth control or thyroid medication (the chasteberry interaction warrants a conversation with your provider); under 18.
How It Compares
Universal U leads with breadth and value — 23 nutrients plus 4 functional complexes most multivitamins skip. Premium brands like Ritual lead on nutrient form quality (methylated folate, MK-7 K2) in a smaller ingredient set. Both approaches are legitimate. The right one depends on what matters most to you.
| Dimension | Universal U Women's Pack | Ritual Essential 18+ | One A Day Women's | Self-built bottle stack |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total essential nutrients | 23 vitamins + minerals | 9 | 23 | varies |
| Functional complexes beyond vitamins | 4 (Digestion · Stress · Krill · Female Wellness) | 0 | 0 | varies |
| Folate form | Folic acid | L-methylfolate ✓ | Folic acid | varies |
| B12 form | Cyanocobalamin | Methylcobalamin ✓ | Cyanocobalamin | varies |
| K2 form | MK-4 (120mcg) | MK-7 ✓ | None | varies |
| Iron | 7.5mg ferrous bisglycinate ✓ | None (Ritual omits iron) | 18mg ferrous fumarate | varies |
| Digestive enzymes | Yes (Bromelain, Papain, AstraGin, Lipase, BioPerine) ✓ | None | None | usually no |
| Adaptogens | Ashwagandha + PeakO2 mushroom blend ✓ | None | None | usually no |
| Female botanicals | Chasteberry, Cranberry, Grapeseed ✓ | None | None | usually no |
| Omega-3s included | Krill oil + astaxanthin ✓ | DHA only | None | separate bottle |
| Cost per day | $1.33 | ~$1.10 | $0.18 | $1.50+ |
| Third-party tested | Yes ✓ | Yes ✓ | Yes ✓ | varies |
| Made in USA | Yes ✓ | Yes ✓ | Yes (some) | varies |
The bottom line: If methylated B-vitamins matter to you (relevant if you have an MTHFR gene variant), Ritual is the stronger choice for that one dimension. If breadth, iron, female-specific botanicals, and the digestive/stress/recovery layers matter more, Universal U is the broader stack at a similar per-day price.
The Story Behind The Pack
Why a daily vitamin pack instead of a multivitamin bottle? Why ferrous bisglycinate instead of ferrous sulfate? What does PeakO2's cordyceps blend actually do — and what's the research behind chasteberry for cycle support?
The full breadth of women's daily wellness comes from getting the foundational nutrients right at therapeutic doses, in forms that absorb, with the digestion and stress-resilience layers most multivitamins skip. Read the Complete Women's Wellness Guide →
Frequently Asked Questions
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