Simfolic Myo-Inositol + Folic Acid for PCOS
Earn 139 reward points with this order
Get it by Thu, 27 Aug – Mon, 31 Aug · COD nationwide
Also in Pregnancy & Prenatal Care Combo · save 18% →
- 100% AuthenticGenuine brands only
- Cash on DeliveryPay when it arrives
- Easy Returns7-day return window
- Fast DeliveryNationwide, 2 to 5 days
- Supports fertility and ovulation
- Folic acid for prenatal health
- Aids metabolic balance
- Helps healthy early pregnancy
Simfolic pairs 2,000 mg of myo-inositol with 400 mcg of folic acid, a well-studied combination for women managing PCOS and for those planning a pregnancy. Myo-inositol supports insulin sensitivity and ovarian function, the two areas most often disrupted in PCOS, while folic acid covers preconception folate needs.
- PCOS care, helps restore regular ovulation and menstrual-cycle balance
- Fertility and egg quality for women trying to conceive
- A healthy insulin response, which underpins hormonal balance in PCOS
- Preconception and early-pregnancy folate intake
Composition: Myo-inositol 2000 mg, folic acid 400 mcg per daily dose.
Directions: Take one dose daily with water, or as advised by your doctor. For PCOS and fertility support, use consistently for at least three months.
Dietary supplement for nutritional support only, not a medicine. Consult your doctor if pregnant, breastfeeding or under treatment.
- 100% genuine, sealed as packed by the manufacturer
- Stored cool and dry, exactly as a supplement should be
- Fresh stock with clear, valid expiry dates
Not sure if this is right for you? Ask our team before you order, no pressure.
Ask before you buyHow to Use
Ingredients
Usage Tips
Shipping & Returns
Questions about this product
Is it safe in early pregnancy?
When should I start taking it?
Any side effects?
Better Value In A Set
Simfolic Myo-Inositol + Folic Acid for PCOS costs less inside this set.
Customer Reviews
Write a Review
Earn 25 loyalty points when your review is approved. Sign in to collect
Questions & answers
Not sure about shade, size, ingredients or how to use it? Ask here — our team answers, and helpful Q&As are published on this page.















