Sharper focus,
supported.
A NAD+ and B12-led starter for steady, clean focus support, doctor-guided, with a prescription option where appropriate.
Focus Starter
A NAD+ and B12-led routine to support focus.
The starter pairs NAD+ with B12 for steady, clean focus support as part of a healthy routine. It supports mental clarity. It is not a cognitive-enhancement drug and is not a substitute for good sleep, nutrition or medical advice.
If brain fog and word-finding are new for you and arrived alongside changes in sleep, cycles or mood, that is worth assessing properly rather than supplementing.
Focus support exists.
For some women, a doctor may consider a prescription option. It's only available after a short eligibility check and a doctor's review, and it's discussed by name only once you're logged in and assessed. Not everyone will qualify.
A clear head, built on small daily habits.
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Your questions, answered.
What's the difference between the bundle and the prescription option?+
The bundle is a general wellness routine you can start straight away. The prescription option is a separate, doctor-gated route that follows an eligibility check and review, and is only discussed once you're logged in and assessed.
Is the prescription option safe for everyone?+
No. It isn't suitable for everyone, and a doctor may decline. Pregnancy, breastfeeding, planning a pregnancy, and a number of medical and medication histories all affect suitability — the eligibility check covers this.
Could my brain fog be hormonal?+
It can be. Many women first notice focus and word-finding changes alongside shifts in sleep, cycles or mood, and it's worth assessing rather than assuming.
Can I add other goals?+
Yes. Add energy, sleep, recovery, healthy ageing or skin & hair and it all arrives in the same monthly box.
Support your focus, start your routine today.
FemLab wellness products are intended to support general wellbeing and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. They are not a substitute for professional medical advice. Individual results vary.
Prescription options are provided only where clinically appropriate following review by an authorised healthcare professional, and not everyone will qualify. All medicines carry potential risks and side effects.
Sources
References & compliance notes
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- Republic of South Africa. Medicines and Related Substances Act 101 of 1965, General Regulations, Regulation 42(1)–(2), read with SAHPRA's Guidelines for Advertisement of Medicines and Health Products (SAHPGL-INSP-RC-07, v2, June 2022). Basis for gating the prescription option behind login and assessment, and for naming no medicine on this page.
- Citation for the B12 and NAD+ mental-clarity statement. [CITATION TO BE CONFIRMED]
- Health Professions Council of South Africa. General Ethical Guidelines for Good Practice in Telemedicine (Booklet 10). Basis for doctor review and eligibility statements.