Three botanicals with their doses printed, not pooled. Two capsules with your morning coffee. Made for the women who felt it change and got told that is simply how it goes now.
Made in small batches, and we say where each one is up to.
The first two weeks I was fairly sure I had wasted the money, and I said so to my sister. Somewhere in week three I stopped keeping score, which is probably the honest answer. I am on my third bottle and I am not planning to stop.
Every other bottle I turned over said proprietary blend and gave one total for three herbs, which tells you nothing. This one lists all three with their own numbers and the damiana has a standardization on it. That is the only reason it went in the basket.
I expected either nothing or something dramatic. What I got was more ordinary than that - I have more left in the evening than I did, and things follow from that. Two capsules with my coffee and I forget about it the rest of the day.
Three botanicals with a long history of traditional use, taken together at doses that are printed rather than pooled. Fenugreek seed extract at 500 mg is the anchor. Damiana leaf extract at 300 mg is standardized to 1.5% flavonoids, which is the part most labels leave out. Shatavari root extract at 100 mg completes it.
We are describing what is in the capsule, not promising an outcome. Botanicals do not work the same way for everyone and we would rather say that here than have you discover it in week four.
Week two is where the first reports start, most often energy that is still there at nine in the evening, with the rest following on from that. Week four is the one people describe most. By week eight you will know either way.
It is a daily botanical, so what it asks for is consistency rather than patience. And if you give it a fair run and feel no different, the ninety days covers it and there is nothing to argue about.
Ask whoever prescribed it. We are not going to tell you a botanical is fine alongside your medication, because we do not know what you are taking and your prescriber does. Never stop or reduce anything you have been prescribed in order to take this.
Do not take this if you are pregnant, nursing, or trying to conceive. That is not boilerplate - fenugreek is specifically a concern in pregnancy and the contraindication is on the label for a reason.
Do not take it if you have ever reacted to any of the three botanicals. If you are under care for a hormone-sensitive condition, ask your doctor before starting.
Two capsules contain: fenugreek extract (seed, Trigonella foenum-graecum) 500 mg, damiana extract (leaf, Turnera diffusa) 300 mg standardized to 1.5% flavonoids, shatavari extract (root, Asparagus racemosus) 100 mg.
Other ingredients: hypromellose capsule, calcium laurate, silicon dioxide. Sixty capsules, thirty servings, one month a bottle.
Orders leave once the batch is released. Ninety days to send it back, opened bottles included.
Milligrams tell you how much went in. A standardization figure tells you how much of the active part is in those milligrams, and it is the number most labels leave off.
Most bottles in this aisle give you one number for three or four herbs together. That total can be almost entirely the cheapest ingredient and you would never know, because the split is not disclosed. It is legal, it is common, and it is the reason two bottles with identical front labels can be completely different products. Ours are listed one by one with their own milligrams, which is the only arrangement that lets you compare anything.
| Measure | This | Typical |
|---|---|---|
| Standardization stated | 1.5% | Rarely |
| Doses given per serving | Yes | Often per blend |
| Capsules per serving on the front | 2 | Back only |
| Botanical named in Latin | Yes | Mixed |
A proprietary blend hides the split between three botanicals behind one total. Ours are listed separately, which is the only way to compare two of these honestly.
A milligram figure tells you how much plant material went into the capsule. It does not tell you how much of the active fraction is in it, and those are very different things. Damiana here is standardized to 1.5% flavonoids, so the number on the label is tied to something measurable rather than to weight alone. When a label gives you milligrams and no standardization, that is the question it is avoiding.
Doses and standardization are printed on every bottle. Compare them against anything else in the aisle.
Individual experiences vary. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Not fireworks. Something better than that, and more specific. An evening that is not already written off by half past eight. Interest that turns up on its own instead of being scheduled into the week like an appointment. The particular relief of feeling like yourself in a way you had quietly filed away as gone. That is what comes back in the messages, and it is worth considerably more than the version this category usually advertises. It does not arrive overnight and it does not land for everyone - but when it lands, that is the shape of it.
4.5 out of 5 · 1,906+ women in their forties and fifties
“I stopped keeping score in week three. That is how I knew.”Frances L. · Verified Buyer
“Three herbs, three numbers on the label. Nobody else was doing that.”Yolanda P. · Verified Buyer
“I have more left at nine o'clock than I have had in two years.”Deb R. · Verified Buyer
“It did not work overnight. It worked. I am on my fourth bottle.”Marion T. · Verified Buyer
Three botanicals traditionally used for this, at printed doses, taken daily. Fenugreek 500 mg, damiana 300 mg standardized to 1.5% flavonoids, shatavari 100 mg. We are telling you what is in it and at what dose, which is more than most of this shelf does, and we are stopping short of telling you what it will do to you.
Week two is where the first reports come in. Week four is the one described most often, and week eight is where you will know for certain. It is a daily botanical rather than something that works on the night, so judge it across a bottle rather than across a weekend - and the guarantee runs deliberately longer than that, so you are never deciding against a clock.
Ask your prescriber. That is not us being evasive - they know what you are on and we do not. What we will say plainly is that nothing here is a reason to stop or reduce anything you have been prescribed.
Mostly the label. Three botanicals listed separately with their own doses instead of one pooled number for a proprietary blend, and a standardization figure on the damiana rather than milligrams alone. That is a smaller claim than the category usually makes, and it is one you can check by turning the bottle over.
Ninety days, opened bottles included, refunded. Some people take this properly for a month and feel no different - we would rather carry that on the page than argue about it later.
4.5 out of 5 · 1,906+ women in their forties and fifties
Two weeks in I was sure I had wasted the money and I told my sister so. Somewhere in week three I stopped keeping score, which is probably the most honest thing I can say about it. Third bottle now.
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Every other bottle said proprietary blend and gave one total for three herbs. This one lists all three separately with their own numbers. That is the only reason it went in the basket and I would buy it again on that alone.
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I thought it would be nothing or something dramatic. What I got was quieter than both. I have more left in the evening than I did a year ago and things follow on from that. Two capsules with my coffee and I forget about it.
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Everything changed at once for me and this was the part nobody wanted to talk about. It has not turned the clock back. It has made the evenings feel less like a write-off, and I will take that.
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It is a lot for a month and I did think hard about the three bottle option before giving in. Four stars is entirely the price. It has done what I hoped and I have reordered twice, so draw your own conclusion.
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These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Not for use if pregnant, nursing, or trying to conceive. Consult your health-care practitioner before use, particularly if you are taking any medication.
