BioCeuticals IInNatal® Plus Iron
BioCeuticals IInNatal® Plus Iron
BioCeuticals IInNatal® Plus Iron

InNatal Plus Iron 90 Capsules

$94.95 AUD

Key Benefits

  • Supports healthy pregnancy and foetal development
  • Helps maintain maternal iron levels
  • Supports foetal brain development
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Comprehensive Support from Preconception to Breastfeeding

InNatal® Plus Iron supports women’s health from preconception through pregnancy to breastfeeding. It provides essential nutrients like folate, iodine, vitamin D, and iron to support fetal development and maternal health.

Supports healthy pregnancy and foetal development

Helps maintain maternal iron levels
Supports foetal brain development
Assists energy production
Supports immune and thyroid function

  • Enhances preconception health and supports pregnancy.
  • Promotes fetal brain development and overall fetal health with folate, iodine, and choline.
  • Supports maternal zinc and vitamin D levels during breastfeeding.
  • Small, easy-to-swallow capsules with a gentle form of iron.


Vitamins B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B9, B12, C, D3, E, K2; iron, iodine, magnesium, manganese, molybdenum, selenium, zinc; choline and inositol.

Adults: Take 1 capsule twice daily with meals or as prescribed by a healthcare professional.


Capsule excipients may include standard encapsulation aids.


No added dairy, gluten or yeast

  • Consult a healthcare professional if pregnant or breastfeeding.
  • Contains selenium, which is toxic in high doses. Do not exceed a daily dose of 150 micrograms.
  • Supplements should not replace a balanced diet.


Store below 25 °C in a cool, dry place.

Prenatal Support FAQsCommon questions about prenatal supplements
When should prenatal support usually be considered?

Prenatal support is commonly considered before conception, during pregnancy and while breastfeeding. Many people start looking at prenatal formulas when planning for pregnancy, especially where folate, iodine, iron, vitamin D or broader nutritional support may be needed.

What nutrients are commonly found in prenatal formulas?

Prenatal formulas may include nutrients such as folate, iodine, vitamin D, iron, B vitamins, choline, zinc, selenium and other minerals. The exact formula varies between products, so always check the label and compare it with your individual needs.

What is the difference between folate and folic acid?

Folate is the general name for a group of B9 compounds. Folic acid is a commonly used supplemental form, while some practitioner formulas may use active folate forms such as levomefolate or methylfolate. The best choice can depend on the individual and should be discussed with a qualified health professional.

Why do some prenatal supplements contain iodine?

Iodine is commonly included in prenatal products because iodine needs can increase during pregnancy and breastfeeding. If you have a thyroid condition or are unsure whether iodine is suitable for you, seek professional advice before using a product that contains iodine.

Do all prenatal products contain iron?

No. Some prenatal products contain iron, while others are iron-free or contain lower amounts. Iron needs vary from person to person, and taking extra iron may not suit everyone. If you are unsure, check with your health professional and consider recent blood test results where relevant.

Can prenatal supplements be taken while breastfeeding?

Some prenatal formulas may also be used during breastfeeding, but this depends on the product and the person using it. Always follow the product label and confirm suitability with your doctor, midwife, pharmacist or qualified health professional.

Can I take more than one pregnancy supplement at the same time?

Be careful with combining prenatal products, as this can lead to doubling up on nutrients such as iodine, iron, vitamin D, selenium, zinc or B vitamins. If you are already taking a prenatal multi, only add other supplements after checking the full ingredient amounts and getting professional guidance.

How should I choose between prenatal products?

Compare the nutrient forms, dose amounts, iron content, iodine content, capsule count, serving size and whether the product is designed for pregnancy planning, pregnancy, breastfeeding or broader women’s health support. The right choice is not always the strongest formula — it is the one that best suits your individual needs.

Is this information a replacement for medical advice?

No. This information is general only and does not replace personalised medical advice. Pregnancy, breastfeeding, medication use, diagnosed conditions and individual nutrient needs should always be discussed with a qualified health professional.