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Boost ovarian function and improve egg health.

Struggling to conceive? Egg quality is crucial for successful conception, especially as we age. Our clinically formulated supplement harnesses the power of Traditional Chinese Medicine to support your reproductive system, improving both egg quality and quantity during the critical 100-day development cycle.

What It Does

Promotes healthy eggs.
Improves ovarian function.
Promotes the Qi (Energy) flow and circulation of each ovary by allowing delivery of nutrients to the ovaries.
Balances reproductive hormones for optimal fertility.
Supports uterine health and promotes overall reproductive wellness.
Helps address age-related decline in ovarian reserve.

How It Works

Energy originates from organ systems, including your kidneys, liver, and blood. Healthy eggs take approximately 100-120 days to grow and develop before ovulation. When you nourish each organ system, your reproductive health improves naturally.
This powerful formula combines 12 Traditional Chinese Medicine herbs specifically selected to enhance ovarian function, improve blood flow, and reduce oxidation that can damage developing eggs.
Unlike conventional fertility supplements that focus only on nutrients, Egg Quality addresses multiple factors affecting fertility simultaneously. This means supporting hormone balance, enhancing blood circulation to reproductive organs, and providing antioxidant protection.
Key ingredients like Angelica Sinensis, White Peony, and Goji Berry have been scientifically studied for their ability to support reproductive health, regulate menstrual cycles, and improve egg quality parameters.

Who It's Good For

Women actively trying to conceive naturally
Those preparing for IVF or other assisted reproductive technologies
Women with diminished ovarian reserve or low AMH (anti-Müllerian hormone) levels
Women experiencing age-related fertility challenges
Those with irregular menstrual cycles or hormonal imbalances
Anyone looking to proactively support their reproductive health
For people who have a perfect AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone), but struggle with many allergy issues, yeast infections, or who often use antibiotics, and/or prescription drugs and over-the-counter medications

How to Take

AMH level below 1: Take 4 capsules twice a day (total of 8 capsules per day), 30 minutes before or after a meal
AMH level between 1 and 1.5: Take 3 capsules twice daily (total of 6 capsules per day), 30 minutes before or after a meal
AMH level 1.5 or higher: Take 2 capsules twice daily (total of 4 capsules per day), 30 minutes before or after a meal
For optimal results, take consistently for at least 100-120 days (the full egg development cycle)
Capsules may be added to light veggie or fruit smoothies (powder or whole capsule)

CAUTION: If pregnant or nursing, please consult a physician prior to use. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.

What's Inside?

Packed with Clinically Proven & Scientifically Researched Ingredients

Steamed Foxglove

Chinese Name: Shu Di Huang — 熟地黄
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Digitalis Purpurea L.
Also Known As: Lady's Glove, Purple Foxglove, Fairy's Glove

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A cornerstone herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine for supporting kidney function, essential for fertility. Studies show it may help regulate elevated FSH levels associated with diminished ovarian reserve and improve outcomes of assisted reproductive technologies.

Broomrape Stem

Chinese Name: Rou Cong Rong — 肉苁蓉
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Orobanche Ramosa
Also Known As: Broomrape, Common Broomrape, Branched Broomrape, Hellroot, Clover Broomrape

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This rare herb from northwestern China is traditionally used for chronic kidney deficiency and supports female fertility. It plays a key role in regulating the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis, maintaining hormonal balance crucial for reproductive health.

Angelica Sinensis

Chinese Name: Dāng Guī — 当归
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Angelica Sinensis
Also Known As: Dong Quai, Tang Kuei, Women’s Ginseng

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Rich in bioactive compounds, this powerful herb promotes healthy blood circulation and regulates hormone levels. Research suggests it may enhance egg production and improve egg quality, increasing conception chances through balanced hormonal function.

White Peony Alba

Chinese Name: Bái Sháo — 白芍
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Paeonia Lactiflora
Also Known As: Bai Shao, White Peony Root, Chinese Peony

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Shown to increase levels of sex hormones and anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH), an important indicator of ovarian reserve. It enhances ovulation function, exhibits estrogen-like effects for hormonal balance, and helps relax uterine muscles to reduce cramping and miscarriage risk.

Fructus Rubi Chingii

Chinese Name: Fùpénzi — 覆盆子
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Rubus Chingii
Also Known As: Chuan Mu Tong, Rubus Fruit, Chingii Raspberry, Palmleaf Raspberry, Chinese Raspberry

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A key herb for kidney-tonifying therapy, which enhances ovarian function, regulates hormone levels, and improves ovulation quality. Studies show it improves egg quality and quantity, particularly beneficial for women with diminished ovarian reserve.

Fructus Ligustri Lucidi

Chinese Name: Nǚ Zhēn Zǐ — 女贞子
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Ligustrum lucidum
Also Known As: Glossy Privet Fruit, Nü Zhen Zi, Chinese Privet Fruit

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One of the most commonly prescribed herbs for female infertility in TCM. Research shows it increases DNMT1 protein levels in the endometrium, associated with improved endometrial receptivity, which is a critical factor for successful implantation.

Eclipta

Chinese Name: Han Lian Cao — 墨旱莲
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Eclipta Prostrata
Also Known As: False Daisy, Bhringraj

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Traditionally used for liver health, digestion, and reducing inflammation. In reproductive health, it helps prevent recurrent miscarriages and works synergistically with Fructus Ligustri Lucidi to form a powerful formula supporting fertility.

Goji Berry

Chinese Name: Gǒu Qǐ — 枸杞
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Lycium Barbarum
Also Known As: Wolfberry

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Packed with antioxidants and nutrients, these berries support fertility and improve IVF success rates. They help increase sperm count, balance reproductive hormones, strengthen egg quality, and thicken the uterine lining for successful implantation.

Salvia Root

Chinese Name: Dān Shēn — 丹参
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Salvia Miltiorrhiza
Also Known As: Red Sage Root

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Widely used to promote blood circulation and regulate menstruation. It improves uterine blood flow, enhances ovulation induction, improves egg retrieval success, and optimizes embryo implantation conditions, potentially increasing pregnancy rates.

Achyranthes Root

Chinese Name: Niú Xī — 牛膝
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Achyranthes Bidentata Blume
Also Known As: Ox Knee

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Activates blood flow and circulation while nourishing the liver and kidneys, crucial organs for reproductive health in TCM. It improves blood flow and reproductive organs, supporting both egg quality in women and sperm count in men.

Radix Bupleuri

Chinese Name: Chái Hú — 柴胡
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Radix Bupleuri
Also Known As: Bupleurum Root, Thorowax Root, Hare's Ear Root

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Harmonizes and soothes liver Qi, regulating emotional well-being, particularly important for those experiencing fertility-related stress. It offers detoxification benefits, reduces inflammation, and balances Qi to support both reproductive health and emotional balance.

Fructus Gardeniae

Chinese Name: Zhī Zǐ — 栀子
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Fructus Gardeniae
Also Known As: Cape Jasmine fruit, Gardenia fruit

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A powerful herb known for its ability to protect the liver and gallbladder, reduce blood pressure, and promote relaxation. In TCM, it cools the blood, eliminates toxins, and calms both mind and body, which is essential for balancing internal systems and creating an optimal environment for reproduction.

Rhizoma Cyperi

Chinese Name: Xiāng Fù — 香附
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Cyperus Rotundus
Also Known As: Nutgrass Rhizome, Cyperus Rhizome

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Highly valued in regulating liver Qi and promoting smooth energy flow throughout the body. It is particularly effective in addressing live Qi stagnation and regulating menstruation, making it valuable for addressing menstrual irregularities and reproductive health concerns.

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Processed Licorice Root

Chinese Name: Mì Gān Cǎo — 蜜甘草
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Glycyrrhizae Radix Praeparata
Also Known As: Licorice Root

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Research shows that liquiritigenin and isoliquiritigenin in licorice root may improve oocyte maturation, fertilization rates, and embryo development. It helps balance hormones, particularly in women with PCOS, by potentially reducing testosterone levels and improving fertility balance.

What Makes Egg Quality the Best

Doctor Formulated

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Clinically Proven & Scientifically Tested

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100% Vegan

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No Artificial Colors, Sweeteners, Flavors, or Preservatives

Easy to Swallow

GMO-Free

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Produced in US

Gluten Free

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Backed by 3,000 Years of Traditional Eastern Medical Practice

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Real Reviews, Real Results.

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