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Stress Away

Unwind your mind, and shield yourself from life’s daily pressures. Each gummy is a potent blend designed to soothe your nerves and elevate tranquility.  You’ll drift into a stress-free zone, one bite at a time.

Ingredients 

  • Ashwaganda 100mg
  • L-Theanine 50mg
  • GABA 50mg
  • Lemon Balm Extract 35mg

Bloat BeGone

Expertly crafted to enhance your digestive rythem, these gummies are your secret weapon against unwanted bloating. They actively combat that uncomfortable “food baby” feeling, helping you feel lighter, and giving your stomach that desired flat appearance.

Ingredients 

  • Bacillus Coagulans 5856 1 Billion cfu
  • Ginger 50mg
  • Black Seed Oil 100mg

FemFlora

Ensure your intimate health never takes a backseat.  Infused with natural ingrednets, these delicious gummies restore your natural pH harmony and reignite that passionate spark. Elevate your intimacy and confidence, bite after delightful bite.

Ingredients 

  • Maca Root 100mg
  • Cranberry Extract 100mg
  • Pineapple Extract 20mg
  • Bacillus Coagulans 1 Billion cfu

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