Swisse Ultivite Women's 120 Tablets review

Swisse’s women’s tablet names over 40 actives, including vitamin K alongside vitamin D, which is a pairing most multivitamins in this category leave out.

Vitamin D and vitamin K together

The formula covers B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B7, B12, vitamin C, zinc, iron, vitamin D, vitamin K, and herbal extracts including astragalus and gotu kola.

Vitamin K is the entry worth noticing. Most tablets here carry vitamin D for bone health and stop there; K is involved in directing calcium into bone, so the two are commonly paired in bone-focused formulas. Having both in a general daily tablet is uncommon at this price point and is a genuine reason to pick this over a broader-name alternative.

Astragalus and gotu kola are the herbal side, marketed for immune and cognitive support.

Over 40 names, and no milligrams for most

Swisse doesn’t publish amounts for the majority of them.

Set against a label like Centrum Advance, which names around 25 nutrients and prints a figure for each, this is the opposite approach: more breadth, less visibility. A tablet holds a fixed amount of material, so 40 ingredients sharing it means small shares by arithmetic, and without numbers there’s no way to tell which ones got the room.

That applies especially to the herbs, which are dose-dependent, and to the vitamin K, which is the reason you might have chosen this in the first place.

One more thing to decide deliberately: the tablet contains iron. Iron is commonly recommended for women who menstruate, so it may well be appropriate, but it isn’t automatically right for everyone and it isn’t something to take indefinitely without knowing. A blood test settles it.

Four months a bottle, and a bundle worth checking

At around ₱2,000 as of August 31, 2026 for 120 tablets, that’s about ₱16.70 a tablet, at the premium end of this category, with the bottle lasting four months at one a day.

Before buying it alone, check one thing. On the same date the Swisse Ultivite couples bundle listed at around ₱2,000 as well, and it contains this bottle plus the men’s 120-tablet bottle. If that pricing still stands, the bundle gives you this product and another one for the same money. It reads like a promotion, so verify rather than assume.

It ships from Swisse Overseas with a 4.9 Shopee rating across 215 ratings.

What a daily tablet is for

These are food supplements rather than medicines. A multivitamin is insurance against dietary gaps, not a treatment, and the herbal ingredients here are marketed rather than established at amounts nobody has published. Our vitamins buying guide covers reading a supplement label.

Who the Swisse women’s tablet suits

Buy this if the vitamin D and K pairing is what you want, you like the herbal breadth, and you’re comfortable taking the amounts on trust from a well-known Australian brand. Four months in one purchase suits an established habit.

Skip it if you shop on published doses, or if you want the lowest cost per day.

If you want the numbers, or a different age

For a fully itemized label at a lower price, see Centrum Advance 100 Tablets. For the two-bottle bundle, see the Swisse Ultivite couples bundle. For a 65+ formula from the same brand, see Swisse Ultivite Women’s 65+.