Cramp Aid

Uterine oxygenators

Vitamins B1, B6, and B12 are key players in muscle contraction, nerve signaling, and hormonal regulation. Research shows they can help address a range of period symptoms and help restore important nutrition lost in menstrual blood.*

Uterine oxygenator

Zinc’s antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties may help boost blood flow to the uterus, preventing the cut-off of oxygen to uterine muscles and the painful cramps that follow.*

Inflammation fighter

Research suggests ginger inhibits the inflammatory compounds that cause period pain in the first place. Studies show ginger to be as effective at reducing period pain as conventional painkillers like ibuprofen, but with fewer side effects.*

Inflammation fighter

Calendula flowers are commonly known as marigolds. Backed by ancient wisdom and modern science, pain researchers think calendula’s powerful anti-inflammatory properties are responsible for its ability to ease period cramps.*

Spasm soother

Dong quai contains a number of compounds thought to promote antispasmodic activity.* Studies show it can help the uterus relax and contract in a normal, rhythmic fashion, helping to regulate flow and shed the uterine lining comfortably.*

Spasm soother

Fenugreek is one of the oldest known herbal medicines. It’s used all over the world for various menstrual difficulties, like relieving cramping, controlling flow, and regulating cycle timing.*