Customer Reviews
What women in perimenopause say after taking one gummy a night — including the ones who say it took five weeks, and the ones it didn't work for.
What customers say
Newest firstHow these reviews are collected
We ask every customer for a review after their bottle has had time to work — about four weeks in, because that's when most women first notice a change. We publish what comes back: the good nights, the "this took five weeks" ones, and the ones where it didn't help.
Why women say they picked this one
The most common thread in our reviews isn't a symptom — it's the label. Most menopause supplements hide their botanicals inside a proprietary blend, so you can't tell whether you're getting a clinical dose or a dusting.
| On the label | Still You | Typical blend product |
|---|---|---|
| Black cohosh — exact mg | Printed | Inside a blend |
| Soy isoflavones — exact mg | Printed | Inside a blend |
| Red clover — exact mg | Printed | Inside a blend |
| Added sugar | Zero | Often 2–4 g |
| Gelatin, dyes, sugar alcohols | None | Varies |
| Daily routine | One gummy | 2–4 capsules |
Compiled from each brand's published supplement facts panel. Verify against the label you receive — formulas change.
The research behind the dose
Our black cohosh and red clover amounts follow the dosing used in a 2021 randomised controlled trial of 100 women in the Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Research — 100 mg twice daily. That's the reason the label is printed rather than blended: a dose only means something if you can read it.
If it doesn't work for you
90-Day Guarantee
Botanicals build over weeks, not overnight — most of our reviews put the turn at week four or five. So take it for twelve weeks. If your nights aren't better, tell us and we'll refund you. Applies to a first order of two bottles or more.
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- Effect of black cohosh and red clover on menopausal symptoms: randomised controlled trial, 100 participants. J Obstet Gynaecol Res, 2021.
- Comparison figures taken from publicly published supplement facts panels at time of writing.