Dr. Mary Claire Haver

I think I can.

And I really fought it for a long time because a lot of people don't feel like physicians should sell supplements.

It's a bit of a red flag, and I felt a little bit about myself.

But here I was recommending, here are patients in trying to self-diagnose, self-treat, and coming in with buckets and bags of things that made very little sense.

And I thought, okay, I can create something that is high quality and third-party tested and put my name on it.

I'm going to do it.

And so we did.

There are lots of good supplement companies out there.

There are lots of supplement companies that are sus as hell.

Okay.

So you want to look for things that have studies.

You want to look for things that are third-party tested for purity and

And so to make sure they're not contaminated and to make sure that actually what they say is in it is in it.

Super proud that we were able to meet those goals and have really good high quality supplements on things that were actually studied in women in menopause and not 25 year old male athletes.

Omega-3, vitamin D, and vitamin K combination.

I like to combine things because I'm lazy.

And it's easy, easy, easy to combine omega-3 and vitamin D. Like they're like peanut butter and jelly as far as like they sit well together.

They don't contaminate each other.

There's no reaction.

And vitamin K we threw in there for increased absorption.