BioMirco vs Proceive vs Wild Nutrition: UK Fertility Supplements Compared
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BioMirco vs Proceive vs Wild Nutrition
Three popular UK fertility supplements compared. Premium capsule vs sweetened sachet vs food-grown approach. Verified June 2026.
Three meaningfully different formulations: BioMirco's high-dose vegan capsule, Proceive's premium sachet, and Wild Nutrition's food-grown approach. This page lays out the trade-offs honestly.
Price guide:
£ under £20
££ £20-£35
£££ £35-£50
££££ over £50
(per month, RRP)
At a glance
BioMirco
Fertility Advance
££££ / month
- Caps/day 3 capsules
- Folate 800µg
- CoQ10 300mg
- Vit D 4000 IU
- Vegan Yes
Proceive
Proceive Max Women
££££ / month
- Caps/day 1 sachet (powder)
- Folate 400µg
- CoQ10 70mg
- Vit D 1400 IU
- Vegan Yes
Wild Nutrition
Food-Grown Fertility Support for Women
££££ / month
- Caps/day 2 capsules
- Folate 400µg
- CoQ10 None
- Vit D 400 IU
- Vegan No
Side by side, in detail
| BioMirco Fertility Advance | Proceive Max Women | Wild Nutrition Food-Grown | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price bracket | £££ | ££££ | £££ |
| Format | 3 vegan capsules | 1 sweetened sachet | 2 vegan capsules |
| Total nutrients | 26 | 33 | 30 |
| Folate | 5-MTHF 800µg Highest | 5-MTHF 400µg | Food-grown 400µg |
| B12 form | Methyl + adeno (both active) Both active | Methyl only | Food-grown (yeast-bound) |
| CoQ10 | 300mg ubiquinone Highest | 70mg ubiquinone | Not included |
| Vitamin D | D3 vegan 4000 IU Highest | D3 vegan 1400 IU | D3 400 IU |
| Vegan | Yes Yes | Yes | Vegetarian only |
| Delayed-release | Yes Yes | N/A (sachet) | No |
| Sweeteners | None None | Sucralose + steviol | None |
Our take
If you are 35+ or preparing for IVF and the high-dose actives are the priority, BioMirco Fertility Advance is the clearest choice. If you prefer a sachet format and don't mind sweeteners, Proceive Max Women is well-formulated. If a food-based approach matters, Wild Nutrition, with the trade-off of no CoQ10.
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How we compared. Specifications from each brand's own product pages, June 2026. Educational only, not medical advice.