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Product labels list a suggested minimum age of 18 and indicate the products are for adult use only. Check each product’s label for any additional warnings or contraindications specific to that formula.

One ovulation-support product recommends beginning an inositol regimen about three months before attempting conception. That product is packaged as a 30-day supply (four vegetarian capsules daily), so following the three-month recommendation would require multiple months of use as directed on the label.

The product details list common labels such as vegan, gluten‑free, dairy‑free, soy‑free, dye‑free and non‑GMO across different formulas.

The men's formula is described as supporting sperm health—improving motility, viability, count and morphology—while also supporting hormonal balance and overall male reproductive function through ingredients like zinc, maca root, L‑Carnitine and vitamin B12.

Common ingredients listed across the products include: folic acid/folate; myo‑inositol and D‑chiro‑inositol; CoQ10; B vitamins (for example B1, B12, and biotin); minerals such as magnesium, zinc, and iron; botanicals like ginger and maca root; and other nutrients such as L‑carnitine, L‑arginine and, in some descriptions, progesterone.

The product descriptions state the supplements are made in registered or approved facilities and that each batch is independently analyzed or certified by an external laboratory.

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