Bioma and Provitalize are two separate products. This page gives you what Bioma’s own site says as it stood on October 20, 2026, plus the same checks to run on Provitalize’s own page, so you can compare them on equal terms. Bioma’s site sells the Bioma Feminine Health Synbiotic, listed at $104.97 every 3 months, with a 14-day refund window on unopened goods.
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Bioma and Provitalize side by side
| Point | Bioma (its site, captured October 20, 2026) | Provitalize (what to check on its own page) |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Bioma Feminine Health Synbiotic, a women’s wellness formula | The product name and the purpose its page states |
| Who sells it | Bioma Health, with support at hello@bioma.health | The company named on the label or at checkout |
| Ingredients | Corebiome, fructo-oligosaccharides, FeminCOre, cranberry powder, tributyrin | Every ingredient on its Supplement Facts panel |
| Price | $104.97 every 3 months | The one-bottle price and any repeat-charge price |
| Refund | 14 days from delivery, for unopened or faulty items | Its returns window and conditions |
| Return shipping | Prepaid label at 9 USD | Its return label rules |
| Renewal | Subscriptions renew automatically; cancel at least 48 hours before the period ends | Whether a plan renews and how to cancel |
| Reviews | Star rating and review count on the listing, on the day you check | The same figures, on the same day |
| Medical wording | Says to consult a qualified healthcare provider | Any warnings on its label |
What Bioma is and who sells it
Bioma says its Feminine Health Synbiotic is a women’s wellness formula to support your unique microbiome and maintain healthy vaginal pH. The product page says it combines separate probiotic strains, each aimed at a specific feminine health concern, with cranberry powder for urinary care. Bioma also says it includes tributyrin and other ingredients to help maintain hormonal balance.
The site’s footer names the seller as Bioma Health. The terms give hello@bioma.health for refunds and support.
If you are looking at Bioma’s broader range rather than this feminine formula, the bioma probiotics reviews page covers Bioma Probiotics in more detail.
What Provitalize is and who sells it
Provitalize’s facts have to come from its own product page and label. Open that page and note the product name, the seller named on the label or at checkout, and the purpose it states in its own words. Quote that wording, so you can set it beside Bioma’s.
Ingredients and dose per serving
Bioma’s product page names these ingredients: Corebiome, fructo-oligosaccharides, FeminCOre, cranberry powder and tributyrin. Check the product label or checkout for each amount before you compare.
For Provitalize, list every ingredient and its amount from its label. If the label groups ingredients in a proprietary blend, write the blend down the way the label names it.
Price per bottle and per day
As of October 20, 2026, Bioma’s product page shows $104.97 every 3 months. Prices and bundles change, so check the checkout for today’s figure and confirm whether that charge repeats. For the broader Bioma Probiotics price and refund picture, read the bioma probiotics guide.
To work out cost per day, divide the price by the number of days a bottle lasts. That is the servings per container divided by the servings you take each day. Do the same for Provitalize with the price on its page, and keep the date beside both numbers.
Side effects and who should ask a clinician first
Bioma’s site says its content has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. It also says the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and that you should consult a qualified healthcare provider when making medical decisions. If you are pregnant or planning to be, ask a clinician before you start.
If you notice a change after starting either product, ask a pharmacist or clinician about it. The NHS underactive thyroid page covers the symptoms of an underactive thyroid, not side effects of any supplement. It lists constipation and putting on weight among common symptoms, and says symptoms like these can have several causes and should be checked with a GP.
If you notice diarrhea, constipation or weight changes after starting either product, write down the date you began and what changed, then take that record to a GP or pharmacist. Read Provitalize’s label warnings and ask the same question.
Refund, guarantee and shipping
Bioma’s terms say you can return delivered goods for a refund within 14 days from delivery. A refund is issued if the product is unopened and in its original packaging, or if it is not as described or faulty. For an unopened return, the terms say the 9 USD prepaid label is deducted from the refund. For a faulty or not-as-described item, you must email hello@bioma.health with proof of the fault and a receipt first.
Refunds go back to the original payment method within 10 to 30 business days. The terms add that it may take up to 14 more working days to reach your bank.
Two rules matter most. The terms say recurring subscription shipments are refunded only for the first purchase. They also say a return sent with a separate shipping label cannot be refunded, so use the prepaid label only. The terms add that missed deadlines mean no refund.
Purchases made through Amazon.com fall under Amazon’s own terms.
Bioma’s terms say subscriptions renew automatically. You must cancel at least 48 hours before the current period ends. The terms also say cancellation is possible only after the second subscription charge, and that cancelling earlier requires you to return the discounts applied. App and supplement subscriptions are managed separately, so you must cancel both. For Provitalize, check its returns page for the window and conditions, and check checkout for shipping cost and whether a plan renews.
What buyers say in reviews
When you check each listing, note the star rating and number of reviews, along with the date. Those are the listing’s own figures. They show what buyers reported, not a verdict on whether either product works for you.
Who each one suits
Bioma’s feminine formula suits a reader looking for a product built around the concerns its page names: vaginal pH, urinary care with cranberry, and strain-by-concern support. Its terms have firm rules on returns and renewals, so it suits a reader who will check those rules before ordering.
Provitalize suits a reader whose checks on its own label, price and returns terms match what they want. Whichever you lean toward, the same questions decide it.
Before you order
- Which ingredients and amounts per serving appear on each label, and do they match the purpose you want?
- What does each bottle cost per day, and is the price a one-time purchase or a repeat charge?
- What is each refund window, and what proof and return label does it require?
- Does either plan renew automatically, and how far ahead must you cancel?
- Which symptoms, if any, should a clinician check before you start?
If you have already paid for Bioma, email hello@bioma.health within 14 days of delivery with your receipt. For a faulty item, include photos of the fault, and send the item only with the prepaid label.
By NHINWatch.com Investigations Desk
This article is for general information purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult your doctor or qualified healthcare provider before making changes to your health routine.