progesterone support cream

If low progesterone is what's making it hard for you to conceive - whether it's irregular cycles, trouble implanting, or early losses - this cream can absolutely support your journey. Many women have reported getting pregnant within 1–2 cycles of using it regularly.

Some signs include short cycles, spotting before your period, difficulty staying pregnant, or irregular ovulation. You don’t always need a blood test - many women go by their symptoms and find relief with progesterone support.

Apply ¼ teaspoon to your inner wrists, chest, or abdomen - twice daily (morning and night). Be sure to rotate the application site regularly to avoid reduced absorption.

• Start using the cream at the end of your period and continue until 2–3 days before your next period (roughly 3 weeks total).
  
• Apply it from Day 1 to Day 21 of each calendar month.
  

This routine mimics your natural progesterone rhythm and helps your body prepare for pregnancy.

If your cycle is irregular or missing, yes - you can start using it right away by following a calendar method: apply from Day 1 to Day 21 of each month. If your cycles are regular, begin after your period ends and stop 2–3 days before your next one.

Yes - this cream uses USP (bioidentical) progesterone, which matches your body’s natural hormone. It’s made with gentle, non-toxic ingredients, is free from soy, parabens, and synthetic hormones, and is 3rd-party tested to ensure safety and purity while trying to conceive.

Definitely. Many women with PCOS or endometriosis find that progesterone helps rebalance their hormones, regulate cycles, and create a healthier environment for implantation. It won’t cure those conditions, but it can support better cycle function and fertility outcomes.

No, keep using it - especially during the first trimester. Progesterone is key to helping the uterus support a pregnancy in those early weeks. Most women continue until 10–12 weeks, when the placenta takes over hormone production.

If you’re early in your TTC journey or prefer a natural first step, this can be a great option. Some women use it alongside fertility meds too. It's always good to speak with your doctor if you're combining treatments, but many use it independently to support progesterone levels.

The cream contains Micronized USP Bioidentical Progesterone, blended in a clean, skin-friendly base with ingredients like Shea Butter, Glycerin, and Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride for smooth absorption. It’s free from parabens, soy, GMOs, gluten, and dairy, and is also cruelty-free. Made in a GMP-certified facility and 3rd-party tested for quality and safety.

Most women use the cream for 3 weeks each cycle, applying twice a day. Many notice improvements in their cycle timing or symptoms within 1–2 months. Pregnancy may occur within a few cycles if progesterone was the missing link.

Apply ¼ teaspoon to areas with thin skin - like your inner wrists, chest, or abdomen - morning and night. Rotate application sites to maintain effectiveness and avoid absorption fatigue in one spot.

No. This is Micronized USP bioidentical progesterone, which means it’s molecularly identical to what your body naturally makes - not a synthetic progestin. It’s delivered in a clean cream base that’s free from harsh additives and made in a GMP-certified facility.

Yes, and many women do. If your symptoms suggest a hormonal imbalance or low progesterone, this cream can help. Formal testing isn’t always necessary - especially if you're dealing with irregular cycles, spotting, or past miscarriages.

When used correctly - in the second half of your cycle - it helps balance hormones, not throw them off. It’s gentle and safe for most women, but it's best used if you have symptoms of low progesterone or an irregular cycle.

Progesterone is made after ovulation, so if you’re not ovulating, this won’t “trigger” ovulation on its own. But it can still support your cycle and may work well when combined with ovulation-supporting supplements like Vitex or Myo-Inositol.