inofolic

[KellyMay4]

Just wondering if anyone has tried inofolic? It’s had quiet a few good reports of pregnancies but wondering if anyone has had a personal experience with it?

I’m interested in buying it but it’s a lot of money to waste if it doesn’t actually work.

[Hols969]

If you look at the Verity website it has some interesting things about inofolic (all good)

[KellyMay4 in reply to Hols969]

Great thank you.. do you know anyone who has used it?

[Hols969 in reply to KellyMay4]

I remember hearing lots of ladies over the last few years saying how good it was, I have never used it though.

[Hols969]

inofolic.org.uk/

Obviously it is praising itself but thought it looked good, I could do with an extra help on the weight loss side at the mo....

Quite pricey tho so not surprised you want to hear real success stories ...

[KellyMay4 in reply to Hols969]

Thank you for that.. I’ll start saving the pennies haha

[Hidden in reply to KellyMay4]

Hi I'm using it. I went to see nhs gynocologist on my first referral to try to get pregnant

The dr recommended it which I was surprised at since it's not medicine as such

She had said if nhs cud prescribe it they would. Anyway I bought it I've been taking it for maybe 5 months. She also prescribed me letrozole to make me regular and ovulate. On my second month of letrozole I fell pregnant I had probably been taking inifolic for 3-4 months by that point . Would probably credit the letrozole to the pregnancy. As I was taking both I'm just going to continue with inifolic as I don't know if it helped or not.

It is expensive. There is another one called veridian that I had found and used.beofre dr recommended that it reads like it has the same ingredients and is cheaper so u could try that.

I just went for inofolic as I thought if a gyno is.recommding it and generally they are all about medicine then I should give it a go.

Hope this helps xx

[KellyMay4 in reply to Hidden]

That’s amazing.. thank you so much xx

[Rach82]

I've been taking it for about 8 weeks. It was recommend by the fertility nurse as it doesn't have the side effects of metformin. I had my period in September but nothing last month. Having said that it needs to be taken for at least 3 months for benefits to show. Will let you know if it works!

[KellyMay4 in reply to Rach82]

Oh lovely thank you for replying!! Please let me know how you get on (: did you get it in prescription??x

[Rach82]

Sadly its not funded by the nhs as its technically a food supplement. I tried to think of it as less than £1 a day: cutting out my 3 takeaway coffees a week pays for the cost.

[KellyMay4 in reply to Rach82]

Ok that’s a good way of thinking about it.. I’ll definitely have to try it l

[Hols969]

If you look for it as myo-inositol it is much cheaper - I have just bought a powder form so will let you know if it helps at all (not TTC tho!)

[Zebradoo]

You need to be taking it for atleast 6 months to see all benefits from it. It doesn't just work over night. And be careful buying cheaper stuff off Amazon ect as some women have been made very ill from it. If you have Facebook join a group called pcos tribe. Lots of very useful information on there regarding Myo inositol and the benefits from it x

[KellyMay4 in reply to Zebradoo]

Ok thank you for that! I think I’m going to wait and see how things go before I spend out. Definitely will order direct from the website x