Kaneka Ubiquinol - Premium CoQ10 for Egg & Sperm Quality
Kaneka Ubiquinol is a research-backed, highly absorbable CoQ10 supplement that enhances mitochondrial energy to suppo...
£49.95
A highly absorbable form of CoQ10 designed to support egg quality, sperm health and mitochondrial energy when trying to conceive.
✓ Kaneka Ubiquinol, the active form of CoQ10
✓ 70% higher bioavailability vs standard CoQ10
✓ Supports egg quality & mitochondrial energy
✓ Supports sperm motility & DNA integrity
✓ Antioxidant protection for reproductive cells
✓ For preconception & IVF preparation
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Zita West Products is the only supplement range developed alongside years of clinical practice at a leading IVF clinic. This highly specialised collection focuses purely on fertility, reproduction and pregnancy, for both men & women.
Refined in response to clinical feedback & the latest research, it is the most complete collection of specialist reproductive supplements available.
Yes, certain nutritional supplements can support fertility by providing key nutrients needed for healthy egg development, sperm production, and hormone balance. While supplements cannot guarantee pregnancy, they can help optimise reproductive health alongside a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.
Important fertility nutrients include folic acid, CoQ10, zinc, selenium, omega-3 fatty acids, and vitamin D, which are linked to egg quality, sperm health, and normal reproductive function. Fertility supplements can help ensure the body has the nutrient reserves needed to support conception and early pregnancy.
On average, it takes most couples 8–12 months to get pregnant when trying to conceive naturally. Around 80–85% of couples will conceive within one year.
However, this can vary depending on factors such as age, hormone health, sperm quality, and overall lifestyle.
If you’ve been trying for several months without success, it may be helpful to review common factors that can affect fertility and consider additional support. Learn more here.
You are most fertile during ovulation, when an egg is released from the ovary. This typically occurs 12–16 days before your next period, although timing can vary depending on your cycle length.
Sperm can survive in the body for up to 5 days, so having regular sex in the days leading up to ovulation can increase your chances of getting pregnant. Learn more about the fertile window here.
You can support your fertility and improve your chances of getting pregnant by focusing on key areas such as nutrition, hormone balance, lifestyle, and timing intercourse around ovulation.
Simple changes like eating a nutrient-rich diet, maintaining a healthy weight, reducing stress, and taking targeted fertility supplements can all help support reproductive health. Read here to learn more.