How we put this guide together
On October 15, 2026 we read Well.Actually.'s website (well-actually.co.uk): the homepage, six product pages, the shipping policy, the refund policy and the terms of service. We checked prices and stock for UK shoppers in pounds and tested delivery options in the store's cart. We also read the brand's Trustpilot page and searched for independent reviews. Nobody on our team has taken these supplements, so this is a buyer's guide, not a hands-on review, and it carries no star rating from us. Nothing here is medical advice: if you take prescription medicines, are pregnant or have a health condition, ask a pharmacist or GP before adding a supplement.
What Well.Actually. sells
Well.Actually. is the trading name of Reviva Life Ltd, based on Nile Street in London. It sells vitamins and minerals in liposomal form: the nutrients are wrapped in tiny bubbles made from sunflower phospholipids. The brand says this protects them during digestion and helps the body absorb them; that is the brand's claim, and we did not find independent tests of these specific products. Most of the range comes as an under-the-tongue spray or a flavoured liquid rather than a tablet. According to the brand, everything is made in the UK to BRC and GMP standards, is vegan and non-GMO, and contains no added sugar, sweeteners, alcohol or artificial preservatives. On October 15, 2026 the first page of the shop listed 19 products in stock, with a median price of £32.99.
The 6 products
1. Liposomal Vitamin D3 & K2 Oral Spray
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The brand's best seller. Each spray gives 1,000 IU (25 mcg) of plant-form vitamin D3 plus vitamin K2 as MK-7, so you can take one spray or several depending on the dose you want; the brand's usual serving is two sprays. Flavours: Peppermint, Lime Crush and Strawberry & Rhubarb. Price on October 15, 2026: £19.99 per bottle, or £49.97 for a Trio Pack; all options in stock. Suits: people who want a vitamin D top-up through the darker months without swallowing a tablet. Drawback: £19.99 sits well above a basic vitamin D tablet from a supermarket.
2. Neuro Night 5-HTP+ (60 capsules)
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A night-time capsule with 10 ingredients, including 5-HTP from griffonia extract, marine magnesium, lemon balm, Montmorency cherry, chamomile, hops, reishi, schisandra, vitamin B6 (as P5P) and zinc. The brand markets it as a natural sleep supplement. Price on October 15, 2026: £23.99 for 60 vegan capsules, in stock. Suits: people who want a herbal-style evening routine. Drawback: it is the one capsule in our list, and 5-HTP is an ingredient to clear with a pharmacist first if you take antidepressants or other mood medicines.
3. Liposomal Vitamin D3 + K2 Liquid Pipette
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A higher-strength liquid: a 0.5 ml dose gives 2,000 IU of D3 with 80 mcg of K2, and a 1 ml dose gives 4,000 IU with 160 mcg. The 60 ml bottle holds up to 120 servings depending on the dose, and you can take it from the pipette or stir it into a cold drink, smoothie or cereal. Flavours: Orange & Mango or Summer Citrus. Price on October 15, 2026: £29.99, in stock. Suits: people who want a stronger dose or a format that is easy to add to a child's or partner's drink. Drawback: the 4,000 IU dose is high, so check the right amount for you before using it every day.
4. Liposomal Magnesium Glycinate (Lime & Blackberry)
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Magnesium glycinate in a liquid you mix into a glass of water, giving 160 mg of elemental magnesium per 10 ml serving. The brand points to magnesium's role in reducing tiredness and fatigue and in normal muscle and nervous system function. Price on October 15, 2026: £32.99, in stock. On Trustpilot, one customer credited the liquid magnesium with helping their fatigue and praised the flavour. Suits: people who dislike magnesium tablets. Drawback: at £32.99 it is one of the dearer products in the range, and 160 mg per serving is a moderate dose rather than a high one.
5. Liposomal Vitamin B12 Oral Spray
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An under-the-tongue B12 spray with flexible dosing from 300 to 1,200 mcg, depending on how many sprays you take. Flavours: Truly Mango or Very Berry. Vitamin B12 helps reduce tiredness and fatigue and supports normal energy metabolism, which makes it popular with vegans. Price on October 15, 2026: £19.99, both flavours in stock. Suits: vegans and vegetarians who want an easy daily B12 habit. Drawback: you need to keep count of sprays to know your dose.
6. Liposomal Advanced Immune Support (Tropical Zest)
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A combination liquid with elderberry: each serving gives 1,000 mg of vitamin C, 2,000 IU of vitamin D3, 75 mcg of vitamin K2 and 10 mg of zinc, taken straight from the spoon. Vitamins C and D and zinc all contribute to the normal function of the immune system. Price on October 15, 2026: £34.99, in stock. Suits: people who would rather take one liquid than three separate supplements. Drawback: it is the most expensive of the six, and if you already take a vitamin D spray you would be doubling up on D3.
What it costs
| Product | UK price (Oct 15, 2026) |
|---|---|
| Vitamin D3 & K2 Oral Spray | £19.99 (Trio Pack £49.97) |
| Vitamin B12 Oral Spray | £19.99 |
| Neuro Night 5-HTP+ (60 capsules) | £23.99 |
| Vitamin D3 + K2 Liquid Pipette | £29.99 |
| Liposomal Magnesium Glycinate | £32.99 |
| Advanced Immune Support | £34.99 |
None of these six products was on sale when we checked. Standard UK delivery is free on orders over £25, so pairing the two £19.99 sprays clears the threshold.
What buyers say
- Trustpilot (checked October 15, 2026): 4.5 out of 5 from 16 reviews, 15 of them in the last 12 months, all five stars. Reviewers mostly praise quick delivery, the flavours and fast customer service, and several mention running subscriptions and a rewards scheme. Some reviews are marked as invited by the company, and with 16 reviews the sample is small.
- Bad news we found: one reviewer said they stopped the brand's B complex because it irritated their stomach. Reports of feeling better are personal impressions, not test results.
- Independent coverage: we found no lab tests, press reviews or written reviews on Thingtesting for Well.Actually. yet.
- The brand's own claims: the website says it works with the University of Nottingham to check the quality and stability of its liposomes. We could not see that research ourselves.
How it compares
- Supermarket and pharmacy tablets: far cheaper per dose and easy to find. Best if you are happy to swallow tablets and only need a basic vitamin D or B12.
- Other liposomal brands: several UK brands sell liposomal liquids at similar or higher prices. Worth comparing the dose per serving and the price per serving.
- Well.Actually.: suits people who want a vegan, sugar-free spray or flavoured liquid made in the UK, with a 60-day money-back guarantee.
Shipping & returns
UK delivery (checked October 15, 2026): the brand aims to dispatch orders within 24 hours on working days. In the cart, standard delivery (Royal Mail, 2 to 4 working days) cost £2.49 on a £19.99 order and was free on a £29.99 order; the shipping policy sets the free-delivery threshold at £25. Priority delivery (1 to 2 working days) cost £3.99. The policy also lists a £4.99 next-working-day express option for orders placed before 1pm, Monday to Thursday.
Returns: under the Consumer Contracts Regulations you can cancel within 14 days of receiving your order if the goods are unopened and unused. On top of that, the terms offer a 60-day money-back guarantee: contact the team within 60 days and they refund the product price, minus shipping. The guarantee is one time only, on a single product, and only for orders made on well-actually.co.uk.
Who it suits / who should skip
Well.Actually. suits UK shoppers who want vitamins in a spray or flavoured liquid instead of tablets, vegans and vegetarians, and people who like flexible dosing and a money-back guarantee. Skip it if you want the cheapest possible vitamin D or B12, if you need independent lab results before you buy, or if you live outside the UK, since this guide covers UK delivery only.
Using the code
We did not find a working discount code for Well.Actually. on October 15, 2026, and none of the six products was discounted. The website offers 15% off a first order when you sign up to its email list; we did not test that offer. If AvaCoup lists a code for this store, reveal it with "Get code" before you check out.