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For women trying to conceive
Support Your Cycle and Your Body.
Two drinks a day you’ll actually look forward to, for healthy ovulation and regular cycles while you’re trying. Made by a fertility nurse.
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Description
Two tasty drinks a day for women trying to conceive. Ovulation for your cycle: myo- and D-chiro-inositol at 40:1, with vitamin D3, K2 and zinc. Prenatal for your body: 600 mcg of folate as methylfolate, with vitamins C, D3 and E, CoQ10 and ginger. Strawberry Kiwi or Black Cherry. No added sugar, no pills.
Why two drinks?
They do different jobs. A prenatal is built for the pregnancy you want, not the cycle you are in. Ovulation covers the cycle. Prenatal gets your body ready underneath it. Most women trying are already on a prenatal and are surprised the first job is separate.
About your free shaker
Every 90-day plan ships with a Molo shaker in the first box, free. Cold water and a quick shake is the easiest way to mix a stick, and the shaker on the counter is what keeps the routine going. Yours to keep.
What is in it
Both Supplement Facts panels, every ingredient, with branded forms where it counts: Caronositol® for the inositol pair, MenaQ7® for vitamin K2, L-5-MTHF for folate.
How to take it
One of each, every day, each stick in its own glass of cold water (8 to 12 oz). Most women take Ovulation in the morning and Prenatal later. Take both daily for the full ninety days.
Do you offer a guarantee?
Yes. Take the Protocol every day for ninety days. If it is not easier to keep than what you were doing before, email us and we refund it, within 120 days of your first order. Open bag is fine, no return shipping.
The Molo Protocol
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Made by a fertility nurse. Two drinks a day. One routine you can keep.
Ovulation for your cycle, Prenatal for your body. Free shipping on every order and a free shaker on the 90-day plan.
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Four ingredients, each with its own job.
In OvulationMyo- and D-chiro-inositol
The most-studied pair for ovulatory function, at the 40:1 ratio the research uses. Caronositol®, a branded form from carob, not commodity powder.
In PrenatalFolate as methylfolate
600 mcg DFE of L-5-MTHF, the active form, so your body does not have to convert it. Folate matters before conception, not after.
In OvulationVitamin K2 and algal D3
MenaQ7®, the MK-7 form of K2 with the longest half-life, with a vegan vitamin D3 from algae and zinc bisglycinate.
In PrenatalCoQ10 and ginger root
50 mg of CoQ10 for cellular energy and 50 mg of ginger root, which is in there for the mornings, later on. With 1,000 mg of vitamin C.
4.6 out of 5 from 68 reviews
What women trying to conceive say about Molo.
5.0★★★★★
“Great quality supplement”
Not only does this look like a quality supplement, but it tastes great.
DawnAmazon Vine, free product
4.0★★★★
“Worth giving it time”
You need at least 2-3 months to notice any difference in a supplement’s effects.
JessAmazon review
5.0★★★★★
“Something just as important: hope”
…this supplement gives me something just as important: hope.
An Amazon reviewer, trying at 39Amazon Vine, free product
Two drinks. Two jobs.
Here is what each one is for, every morning you’re trying.
For your cycle
Molo Ovulation supports healthy ovulation and more regular cycles, with myo- and D-chiro-inositol at 40:1, vitamin D3, K2 and zinc.
For your body
Molo Prenatal is a prenatal made for before you conceive: 600 mcg of folate as methylfolate, with vitamins C, D3 and E, CoQ10 and ginger.
About a minute a morning
Tear, mix, sip. Each stick in its own glass of cold water. No pills, no added sugar, and a taste you’ll look forward to.
Easy to check with your doctor
Third-party tested, made in the USA, and both labels one tap away for your next appointment.
What to take while you’re trying, made simple.
Four things women trying to conceive tell us matter most, and how Molo answers each one.
Your cycle
Support for healthy ovulation and more regular cycles.
Molo Ovulation carries myo- and D-chiro-inositol at 40:1, the most-studied pair for ovulatory function, with vitamin D3, K2 and zinc. Cycle regularity is the change women most often tell us they notice first.
The wait
One simple thing that’s yours to do every day.
Between testing, tracking, waiting out the two weeks and hoping for a positive, it is already a lot. Molo is two enjoyable drinks every morning, for your cycle and your body. It is one thing that is yours to do while everything else takes its time.
What to take
A fertility nurse’s list, in two drinks.
Most women trying are on a prenatal, and a prenatal is built for the pregnancy, not the cycle before it. Molo pairs Ovulation for your cycle with a Prenatal made for before you conceive, so what to take is one less thing to wonder about.
Your doctor
Both labels, one tap away.
Third-party tested and made in the USA. Open both Supplement Facts panels on this page and take them to your next appointment. If you are in a treatment cycle, your clinic’s protocol always comes first.
What to expect
Give it 90 days. Here’s why.
An egg does not mature in a single cycle. The follicle around it, the small sac of cells it grows in, takes roughly 90 days to get ready to release it. Here is what your body is doing along the way, and what the two drinks give it at each stage.
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Day 10.1 to 0.2 mm
The follicle wakes up.
Smaller than a grain of salt, it begins the last 90 days of its growth. The egg inside has been waiting since before you were born, and the cells around it start to multiply.
Molo: this is why the routine starts on day one and runs the whole window. Ovulation brings myo- and D-chiro-inositol at 40:1 for ovulatory function, and Prenatal starts the daily foundation your body builds on.
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Around day 25about 0.3 mm
The egg reaches full size.
A pocket of fluid forms inside the follicle while cells keep dividing around the egg. Your body is doing a lot of building here, quietly, every day.
Molo: Prenatal covers the building blocks for that work: 600 mcg of folate as methylfolate, vitamins C, D3 and E, B vitamins, zinc and CoQ10 for cellular energy, every morning.
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Around day 702 to 5 mm
Big enough to see.
The follicle now shows on an ultrasound. Around your period, a rise in FSH gathers a group of follicles like it and asks them to grow together.
Molo: this is the stretch where cycle regularity matters. Ovulation’s inositol pair, with vitamin D3, K2 and zinc, supports healthy ovulation and more regular cycles.
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Around day 80about 10 mm
One takes the lead.
Usually one follicle pulls ahead and the rest stop. It grows 1 to 2 mm a day and makes the estrogen that thickens the lining of the uterus.
Molo: Ovulation supports ovarian health and hormonal balance at this stage, with pomegranate, green tea and date fruit for antioxidant support, while Prenatal keeps the foundation steady underneath.
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Day 90about 20 mm
Released at ovulation.
A surge of LH tells the egg to finish maturing, and about a day and a half later the follicle releases it. It can be fertilized for up to about 24 hours.
Molo: the next follicle is already on its own 90-day clock, which is why you keep both drinks going into the next cycle rather than stopping and starting.
6 reasons why
Women trying to conceive choose Molo.
Reason 1
Built for your cycle, not just the pregnancy
A prenatal covers the pregnancy you want. Very few were built for the cycle you are in. Molo Ovulation is that missing piece, and the Protocol pairs it with a Prenatal made for before you conceive.
Reason 2
Two drinks. No pills.
The list a fertility nurse wrote for a patient came to 14 pills a day. Molo turns it into two drinks you stir into cold water and actually enjoy, one for your cycle and one for your body.
Reason 3
Made by a fertility nurse
Christina Westbrook, MBA, MSN, Chief Nursing Officer of a fertility clinic in Los Angeles, wrote both formulas from the list she gives her own patients.
Reason 4
Studied forms, not commodity powder
Caronositol® for the inositol pair at 40:1, MenaQ7® for vitamin K2, and 600 mcg of folate as methylfolate. Third-party tested and made in the USA.
Reason 5
Tastes great, 0g added sugar
Strawberry Kiwi or Black Cherry, sweetened with monk fruit and Reb M. Taste is the first thing customers write about, and it is what keeps a routine going.
Reason 6
One routine instead of seven bottles
Built yourself, a fertility shelf runs around $200 a month across seven bottles. The Protocol is $49.99 a month on the 90-day plan, both drinks, free shipping.
Molo vs. the shelf.
- Both jobs in one routine: your cycle and your body, made to be taken together
- Studied forms: Caronositol®, MenaQ7® and methylfolate, the forms the research was done on
- Clean label: vegetarian, gluten-free, non-GMO, no added sugar, nothing artificial
- A routine you can keep: two drinks you enjoy, about a minute a morning, no pills
Our promise
The 90-Day Window Guarantee
Take the Protocol every day for ninety days. If it is not easier to keep than what you were doing before, email us and we refund it, within 120 days of your first order. Open bag is fine. No return shipping. Keep the shaker.
We will not promise you a pregnancy. Nobody honest can. What we will promise is a routine that is simpler than fourteen pills, and if it is not, you should not be paying for it.
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Who made this
Made by a fertility nurse and one of her patients.
Rebecca Zamolo
Co-founder · The patient
When Rebecca was trying after two miscarriages, her nurse knew that a basic prenatal was not enough. From there, she wrote a 90-day protocol of what Rebecca called “14 giant horse pills.”
There had to be an easier way.
Rebecca took every one of them, every day, and complained the whole time. So the two of them built Molo: the same list, in two drinks you stir into cold water and actually look forward to.
Christina Westbrook, MBA, MSN
Co-founder · The nurse
In a fertility clinic, the nurse is the constant: the bloodwork at seven in the morning, the injection you learn to give yourself, the call with your numbers. Christina has done that for thousands of women as Chief Nursing Officer of a fertility clinic in Los Angeles.
She wrote both formulas.
Both Molo drinks started as the 90-day protocol she wrote by hand for a patient, with the ingredient forms she trusts: Caronositol® for the inositol pair, MenaQ7® for K2, methylfolate for folate.
For purity and potency. Made in the USA.
Caronositol®, MenaQ7® and L-5-MTHF, the forms the research was done on.
Take them to your next appointment.
Start your protocol.
Two drinks a day, made by a fertility nurse, so what to take is one less thing to wonder about.
Questions
Why two drinks instead of one?
They do different jobs, and each needs its own full serving. Ovulation supports your cycle. Prenatal gets your body ready.
How do I take them?
One of each, every day, and each stick gets its own glass of cold water (8 to 12 oz). They are different flavors, and both taste better on their own. Most women take Ovulation in the morning and Prenatal later. The order does not matter, as long as you take both.
I already take a prenatal. Do I need Molo Prenatal?
You would take it instead of your current prenatal, not on top of it. It is made for the months you are trying, with 600 mcg of folate as methylfolate. A prenatal is not built for your cycle; that is Molo Ovulation’s job. If your doctor has you on a specific prenatal, check with them before you switch.
When will I notice anything?
It is a daily routine, not a quick fix. Give it about three months, the time an egg takes to mature. If you have been trying for a year, or six months if you are 35 or older, talk to your doctor too.
I have PCOS or irregular cycles. Is it for me?
Myo- and D-chiro-inositol at 40:1 are the most-studied nutrients for ovulation, and that research includes women with PCOS. Molo is a supplement, not a treatment, so bring the label to whoever manages your care.
Can I take it during IVF or IUI?
Your clinic’s protocol always comes first. Bring both labels to your clinic before you start.
What if I get pregnant?
Congratulations. Molo Prenatal is made for before you conceive, so it is lower in iron and has no choline. Take the label to your OB, and pause or cancel in two clicks.
How does the subscription work?
Pick the 3-Month Protocol or the Monthly Protocol. It ships automatically with free shipping, you get a reminder before every box, and you can pause, swap flavors or cancel in two clicks.
Rated 4.6 / 5 · 68 reviews
A routine they kept.
5.0★★★★★
“I looked forward to drinking it”
I was much better hydrated those 30 days, because I looked forward to drinking it.
Angel W.Amazon review
4.0★★★★
“Pleasant taste, clean ingredients”
The stick packs are actually pleasant, easy to take with a little water.
SarahAmazon Vine, free product
5.0★★★★★
“Love the flavor”
Love the flavor.
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“Good taste”
Yummy.
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Supplement Facts
No proprietary blends in either formula.
Ovulation · 6.3g stick
| Myo-Inositol | 40:1 |
| D-Chiro-Inositol (Caronositol®) | 40:1 |
| Vitamin D3 (AlgeD3®) | Algal |
| Vitamin K2 (MenaQ7®) | MK-7 |
| Zinc (bisglycinate) | Chelate |
| Pomegranate · Green Tea · Date Fruit | Whole food |
Per-serving amounts for Ovulation are pending the final published panel.
Prenatal · 5.5g stick
| Folate (L-5-MTHF) | 600 mcg DFE |
| Vitamin C | 1,000 mg |
| Vitamin D3 | 50 mcg |
| Vitamin E | 30 mg |
| Niacin | 18 mg |
| Vitamin B6 | 2 mg |
| Vitamin B12 | 5 mcg |
| Biotin | 30 mcg |
| Iron (ferric glycinate) | 4.5 mg |
| Zinc | 3 mg |
| L-Arginine | 2 g |
| CoQ10 | 50 mg |
| Ginger Root | 50 mg |
| DHA (algal) | 20 mg |
†These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.