Evening Primrose Oil Capsules for Fertility
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Organic evening primrose oil for fertile cervical mucus production.
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Provides gamma-linolenic acid (GLA), an omega 6 fat.
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Supports the production of fertile quality cervical mucus.
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Four softgels provide 2000 mg of Organic Evening Primrose Oil.
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Evening Primrose Oil for Cervical Mucus Production
Our organic Evening Primrose Oil (EPO) provides women with Gamma-Linolenic Acid (GLA), an omega-6 fatty acid that the body uses to make hormone-like substances known as prostaglandins. Prostaglandins have been shown to balance female reproductive hormones and support a wide range of bodily functions, including moisture regulation of mucous membranes. Each softgel provides 500 mg of organic EPO.
Fertile Cervical Fluid is a Key to Conception
For trying-to-conceive women, the key benefit of Evening Primrose Oil and GLA is its function in lubricating and maintaining mucus membranes and production, thus helping their bodies naturally regulate the ideal quality of fertile cervical mucus. One of the main features of healthy, abundant cervical mucus during the fertile period before ovulation is its ability to sustain sperm in a healthy medium and to allow sperm to move freely through the “hostile,” or pH-challenged, environment of the cervix. During ovulation, healthy fertility relies on the change in texture and increase in amount of a woman’s cervical mucus (often referred to as “egg-white” cervical mucus because of its thin and stretchy nature).
Take EPO Before Ovulation to Support Cervical Mucus Production
Evening Primrose Oil should only be taken during the pre-ovulation period of each cycle (from the first day of menstruation until ovulation is assumed or confirmed to have taken place).
Wondering which supplements can be taken together?
(see our Fertility Supplement Guide to find out.)
If you are concerned with the quantity or quality of your cervical mucus, we recommend taking FertileCM instead which was formulated for exactly this purpose, and be sure to choose a TTC-safe lubricant like BabyDance Fertility Lubricant.
Highlights
Organic Evening Primrose Oil (EPO) for Cervical Mucus Production
- EPO is a natural source of gamma-linolenic acid (GLA), an omega 6 fat that the body uses to produce prostaglandins, which are hormone-like substances that support the immune system and fight inflammation
- EPO is frequently used by women to support production of cervical mucus and to address PMS symptoms
- Designed to be taken during the first half of the menstrual cycle up until ovulation. Begin taking on the first day of menstrual bleeding and continue taking daily until you have confirmed that ovulation has taken place.
- Each bottle contains 64 capsules, a 1-month supply.
- Each softgel provides 500mg of Evening Primrose Oil.
Only Organic EPO, Manufactured with Care
- Made with organic evening primrose oil
- Made without gluten, dairy, soy, artificial flavors, preservatives or trans-fats.
- Manufactured in the U.S. in a GMP-certified facility; guaranteed quality and potency.
Ingredients
Recommended Use: Designed for use in the first half of the monthly cycle up to ovulation. Begin taking on the first or second day of menstrual bleeding and continue taking daily until you have established that ovulation has taken place. Do not use during pregnancy. If you are taking fertility drugs, consult your doctor before using. As a dietary supplement, take 4 capsules daily.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Below is a list of the most frequently asked questions about Evening Primrose Oil. If your question is not listed or you need further clarification, please contact us directly.
Recommended Use for Optimal Results
How many capsules should you take a day of the Evening Primrose Oil?
Begin taking on the first day of menstrual bleeding and continue taking 4 capsules daily until you have established ovulation has taken place – and then at that time, please discontinue use.
How many mg are in each capsule?
The directions for use recommend taking 4 capsules daily, which provides 2,000 mg of Evening Primrose Oil per day. As such, the amount of Evening Primrose Oil per capsule is 500mg.
Can I use Evening Primrose Oil with FertileCM?
It’s perfectly fine to take them in combination with one another if needed. It can take your body 2-3 months to fully assimilate to a new vitamin and herbal supplement so it may take some more time to see results from the FertileCM.
Can Evening Primrose Oil be used with Clomid?
Yes, it can.
Is this product vegan?
No, this product is not certified vegan.
Can I take Evening Primrose Oil when pregnant?
Once pregnancy is confirmed with either a blood or urine test, we recommend that you discontinue use of Evening Primrose Oil.
Can I take Evening Primrose Oil during breastfeeding ?
We do not recommend using Evening Primrose Oil while breastfeeding.
Can I take other Fairhaven Health products with Evening Primrose Oil?
Please review our Women’s Fertility Supplement Guide for feedback on use of other products with Evening Primrose Oil.
Benefits of Evening Primrose Oil for Fertility
How does EPO support cervical mucus production?
EPO is a natural source of gamma-linolenic acid (GLA), which the body uses to make hormone-like substances called prostaglandins that help regulate the production of mucus throughout the body.
What are the different benefits between FertileCM and Evening Primrose Oil?
Both supplements help to increase fertile-quality cervical mucus – however, Evening Primrose Oil should only be taken from the start of your cycle until ovulation and discontinued once ovulation occurs. FertileCM can be taken throughout your entire cycle.
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