Country Life PMS Rescue

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PMS Rescue

Botanical with Nutrients60 servings

Looks good our read

All 3 actives we can check reach a studied dose.

No dose reference yet for Cramp Bark, Powder (scoped out of the answer, not counted against it).

Dose 3 of 3 reach a studied dose

How to takeDirections: Adults, take one (1) capsule twice daily. As a reminder, discuss the supplements and medications that you take with your health care provider.

  • Vegan
  • Vegetarian
  • Kosher
  • Gluten Free
  • Dairy Free
Quality

How it scores

$21.43 4.1 (7)

Overall

A

Evidence

A

Dose

A

Formulation

C

Dose check

Does the dose do anything?

  • Magnesium

    At the studied dose

    0.15 g / day studies used 0.09-2.1 g · 25 studies

  • Safr' Inside

    At the studied dose

    30 mg / day studies used 15-100 mg · 29 studies

  • Black Cohosh Extract

    At the studied dose

    10 mg / day studies used 6.5-128 mg · 11 studies

Plus 1 more ingredient with no clinical range or Daily Value to check against, listed in the full label below.

What it's studied for

  • AnxietyC

    Reduce anxiety symptoms

    Mood & depression

  • DepressionB

    Ease depression symptoms

    Mood & depression

  • EnjoymentB

    Increase enjoyment

    Mood & depression

  • Cell damageA

    Reduce oxidative cell damage

    Inflammation & oxidative stress

  • PMS severityA

    Reduce overall PMS symptoms

    Female reproductive health

The label

What's in it

Serving size 1 Capsule(s)

IngredientAmount%DV

Other ingredients

A few additives worth noting in the inactive ingredients.

  • Cellulose: bulking agent
  • Cellulose: bulking agent
  • Maltodextrin: cheap filler; ok in probiotics
  • Rice Bran extract
  • Silica: flow agent; inert but filler
  • Vegetable Glaze
  • Sunflower Oil

Reported interactions

Interacts with:
Nifedipine ·Cyclosporine ·Midazolam ·Triazolam ·Other ·Valproate ·Isoniazid ·Rifampicin
Side effects:
Hepatotoxicity ·Hypomania ·Headache ·Nausea ·Dry mouth ·Vomiting

From research databases. Not medical advice — talk to your physician.

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