Nurse-Formulated. Built with Christina Westbrook, MBA, MSN, Chief Nursing Officer of a Los Angeles fertility clinic.
A fertility routine simple enough to actually finish.
Formulated by a fertility nurse. Made by women, for women. Two stick packs a day instead of a shelf full of bottles.
Fertility support has two jobs. The first is the foundation your body will draw on, which is what a prenatal is built for. The second is your cycle right now, this month, and very few prenatals were ever built for that at all. The Molo Protocol covers both, in two stick packs you stir into water. Ovulation for cycle and ovulatory function. Prenatal for the foundation. No added sugar, $1.67 a day.
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Maybe you just started, and the advice is already arriving from everywhere at once: a book, a forum thread, your sister, a practitioner who handed you a list. Or maybe you are a year into this, with a row of bottles on the counter and a quiet suspicion that nobody has ever looked at the whole thing together.
Either way the question underneath is the same. What does my body actually need right now, and am I covering it? Molo is a nurse’s answer to exactly that. Christina Westbrook runs fertility nursing for a clinic in Los Angeles, and she wrote both Molo formulas as one routine, from the list she gives her own patients. Two drinks a day. Nothing to swallow.
Nurse-formulated. One enjoyable routine.
The numbers behind the habit
4.6★
Average rating
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Curated nutrients
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Powerful and simple routine
0g
Added sugar. Ever.
Your prenatal covers the pregnancy. Nothing in it is built for ovulation.
This surprises almost everyone, and it is not your fault for not knowing. A prenatal is designed around the pregnancy: folate, vitamin D, the nutrients a growing baby will draw on. It is genuinely important, and if you are already taking one, you are doing something right.
But your cycle right now is a different job. Ovulation, egg maturation, cycle regularity. Very few prenatals were ever built for any of it, which is why so many women are quietly covering half of what they meant to cover. Molo covers both. Ovulation for the cycle you are in, Prenatal for the foundation underneath it. One in the morning, one whenever suits you.
Both jobs. Not half of one.
Myo-Inositol The most-studied nutrient for ovulatory function | 40:1 |
D-Chiro-Inositol Caronositol®, a natural D-chiro from carob fruit | 40:1 |
Vitamin D3 Vegan D3, from algae | AlgeD3® |
Vitamin K2 Menaquinone-7, the form with the longest half-life | MenaQ7® |
Zinc Bisglycinate chelate | Chelate |
Pomegranate · Green Tea · Date Fruit Whole-food antioxidants | Whole food |
Folate (L-5-MTHF) The active form, not folic acid | 600 mcg DFE |
Vitamin C Antioxidant support | 1,000 mg |
Vitamin D3 Bone, muscle and immune support | 50 mcg |
CoQ10 (Ubiquinone) Cellular energy | 50 mg |
Ginger Root In here for the mornings, later on | 50 mg |
L-Arginine Amino acid | 2 g |
Vitamin E · Niacin · B6 · B12 · Biotin Daily foundation | 5 forms |
Iron (ferric glycinate) Gentle, chelated | 4.5 mg |
Zinc (bisglycinate) Bisglycinate chelate | 3 mg |
DHA (algal) Vegan omega-3 | 20 mg |
Ovulation support is the part most routines are missing.
If your cycles run long, then short, then long again, or there are months where you honestly are not sure whether you ovulated at all, you already know how much of this depends on a part of the process you cannot see.
The most-studied nutrients for ovulatory function are myo-inositol and D-chiro-inositol, taken together at a specific ratio. Most fertility routines skip them entirely, and most of the ones that don’t use a cheaper form at the wrong ratio. Molo Ovulation uses Caronositol®, a branded form at the 40:1 ratio the research is built on. Cycle regularity is also the change women most often tell us they notice first.
Supports cycle regularity and ovulatory function†
†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.
40:1
The myo to D-chiro ratio the research uses
Caronositol®
A branded form, from carob fruit
1 drink
Once a day, stirred into cold water
Ninety days is how long your body needs. Not one cycle.
It is completely natural to want to know by next month whether something is working. Almost everyone starts that way, and almost everyone gets discouraged around week six, when a cycle ends the way the last one did and there is still nothing to point at.
Here is the part worth knowing. A follicle spends roughly 90 days finishing its maturation before it is released. The egg your body releases three months from now is already on its way. One cycle simply cannot tell you anything, because your body is working on a longer clock than that. So Molo ships in ninety-day blocks, priced so that giving it a fair run is also the cheaper decision.
Ninety days, because that is what your body needs
Day 1
Preantral
Day 70
Early antral
Day 85
Preovulatory
Ovulation
One month of support covers this much of it.
A manageable routine, even on the mornings when pills are impossible.
Some mornings you can take anything. Other mornings a capsule repeats on you, or a fishy aftertaste shows up an hour later, or you are standing there with a horse-sized tablet quietly deciding it can wait until tomorrow. The best routine in the world does not help on the days you cannot get it down.
Molo is a powder you stir into cold water, so there is nothing to swallow. Strawberry Kiwi or Black Cherry, sweetened with monk fruit, no added sugar and nothing artificial. Taste is the first thing customers write about, ahead of the ingredients and ahead of the price, which tells you a lot about what actually keeps a routine going. You can mix both flavors on any 90-day plan.
Gentle enough for every day
“Great flavor, dissolves easily in Shaker cup.”
| The other routines are painful | |
|---|---|
| Capsule prenatals | 2 to 8 pills, on an unpredictable stomach |
| Fertility stacks | 5 to 7 separate bottles to remember |
| Gummy prenatals | Added sugar, and almost never any iron |
| Softgel CoQ10 | An aftertaste that makes you stop taking them |
The Molo Protocol Was Made For You
1 routine · 0 pills · 0g added sugar · Everyday drinkable
What women trying to conceive say
“Great quality supplement”
“Not only does this look like a quality supplement, but it tastes great.”
“Worth giving it time”
“You need at least 2-3 months to notice any difference in a supplement’s effects.”
“Good taste”
“Yummy.”
“Love the flavor”
“Love the flavor.”
“Pleasant taste, clean ingredients”
“The stick packs are actually pleasant, easy to take with a little water.”
One routine instead of seven bottles, for about $150 less a month.
If you built this yourself, here is roughly what the shelf looks like. A prenatal. CoQ10. Myo-inositol with D-chiro, which is the expensive one. Vitamin D with K2. An omega. An antioxidant. Zinc and selenium. Every one of them a reasonable purchase on the day you made it, which is exactly how a shelf like that ends up on a counter.
Together it runs around two hundred dollars a month, before the tests and the appointments and everything else this year has asked of you. The Molo Protocol is $49.99 a month on the 90-day plan, both drinks, free shipping. That is roughly $150 a month back, and one decision instead of seven.
About $150 back, every month.
| The fertility shelf | Per month |
|---|---|
| Prenatal | ~$45 |
| Myo-inositol + D-chiro 40:1 | ~$55 |
| CoQ10 | ~$25 |
| Vitamin D3 + K2 | ~$15 |
| Omega-3 | ~$30 |
| Antioxidant blend | ~$20 |
| Zinc + selenium | ~$12 |
Shelf total 7 separate bottles to reorder |
Molo
$49.99/mo
Clean, high-quality ingredients we are proud of and you can feel good about.
Turn over most fertility supplements and you find a blend name with one number beside it, covering six or eight ingredients at once. Which means the thing you actually bought it for could be a full dose or barely a trace, and there is no way for you to know. That is a lot to accept from something you are taking every day, for a reason this important.
We do not do that. Where it counts we use branded forms rather than commodity powder: Caronositol® for the myo and D-chiro pair, MenaQ7® for the vitamin K2. Those cost more, and they are the forms the research was actually done on. Third-party tested, made in the USA, and nothing in either drink that is not doing a job.
Nothing hidden. Nothing filler.
What goes in. What stays out. Checked.
Third-Party Tested
Checked by an independent lab, outside our building
Made in the USA
Formulated and made in the USA, women owned and operated
Branded Ingredient Forms
Caronositol® and MenaQ7®, branded and traceable, not commodity
Clean Label
Vegetarian, gluten-free, non-GMO, no added sugar
Nurse-formulated
Christina Westbrook has spent her career inside fertility clinics. She wrote both of these formulas.
In a fertility clinic, the nurse is the constant. She is the one running your bloodwork at seven in the morning, teaching you to give yourself the injection, calling with your numbers, and answering the question at nine at night you did not want to put in an email. Christina has done that for thousands of women, and she is now the Chief Nursing Officer of a clinic in Los Angeles.
Which means she has seen more real fertility routines than almost anyone, and she knows exactly where the distance opens between a protocol that looks right on paper and one a woman can actually enjoy and see results from. Both Molo formulas came out of a list she wrote by hand for a patient.
That patient was Rebecca Zamolo, three rounds into IVF and taking fourteen pills a day, because she would have done anything. Molo is what the two of them built when they decided there had to be a better way.
Designed by women, for women, by people who have been on both sides of the exam room.
Christina Westbrook, MBA, MSN
Nurse-formulated“Every woman I work with is already doing more than she gets credit for. She is tracking, timing, and taking whatever she was handed, and nobody has sat down with her and gone through what her body needs. That is the part I wanted to fix. I wrote these two formulas the way I would write them for a patient in front of me: the forms I trust, the amounts I would actually use, and what I have seen work.”
Our Founder
Rebecca’s journey of loss led to the creation of Molo and a thriving family.
On February 13, 2021, Rebecca published a video called We Lost Our Baby and I Am Not Pregnant Anymore, on the exact date she had scheduled the pregnancy announcement.
“Society tells us we have to keep this private. So you have no support system.”
She posted it anyway, to millions of people. A year later, on her third round, from her last remaining embryo, she posted her daughter’s birth.
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The Ovulation and Prenatal Plan Designed By Women. Start Today.
An enjoyable and powerful daily routine to support Ovulation and Prenatal. We recommend the 90-day plan to maximize results.
Tastes delicious
“Actually tasty and not overpowering. I was pleasantly surprised.”
Nurse-formulated · Third-party tested
The Molo Protocol
Ovulation + Prenatal Essentials
Ovulation and Prenatal, always shipped together. Two sticks you stir into water.
Supports ovulation and more regular cycles†Myo-inositol and D-chiro-inositol, the most-studied pair for ovulatory function, at the 40:1 ratio used in the research
Gets your body ready before you conceive600 mcg of folate in the active methylfolate form, with vitamin D, vitamin C and CoQ10
Easy to take on a difficult morningA drink, not a capsule. No added sugar, nothing artificial
Nurse-formulatedWritten by the Chief Nursing Officer of a fertility clinic, from the list she gives her own patients
Choose your flavor: Mix both
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Get a free Molo shaker with any 90-day plan, packed with your first box.
Why two products instead of one?
Because fertility support has two different jobs and no single formula does both well. Ovulation works on the cycle you are in right now, with myo-inositol and D-chiro-inositol. Prenatal gets the foundation ready, with methylfolate, vitamin D, vitamin C and CoQ10. Most women are already covering the second one and are surprised to learn the first is separate.
What is in each one?
Both full Supplement Facts panels, every ingredient and every amount, no proprietary blends.
When and how do I take them?
One of each, every day. Stir each stick into 8 to 12 oz of cold water. Most women take Ovulation in the morning and Prenatal later, but the order does not matter. What matters is that you take them daily for the full ninety days.
Where is it made, and is it tested?
Made in the USA and third-party tested. Vegetarian, gluten-free and non-GMO. Where it counts we use branded ingredient forms rather than commodity powder: Caronositol® for the myo and D-chiro pair, MenaQ7® for the vitamin K2.
How does the subscription work?
Pick 90 days or 30 days and it ships automatically with free shipping. You get a reminder before every shipment, and you can pause, swap flavors, or cancel in two clicks. No surprise charges.
Can I take this during IVF or IUI?
Bring both labels to your clinic before starting anything during a treatment cycle. Molo is a supplement rather than a medical product, and your clinic’s protocol always comes first.
Designed by women, for women.
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Our promise
Ninety days is the ask. So ninety days is the guarantee.
90 DAY
Window guarantee
We will not promise you a pregnancy. Nobody honest can. What we will promise is that this routine was formulated to support your journey and be as enjoyable as possible. We are here for women like you!
FAQs
What is the difference between the two sticks?
Fertility support has two jobs. Ovulation covers your cycle right now, with myo-inositol, D-chiro, K2, D3 and zinc. Prenatal covers the foundation, with methylfolate, vitamin C, vitamin D, CoQ10 and ginger. Most women are already doing the second one and are surprised to learn the first is a separate job.
Can I buy just one of them?
You can, and some women do. But the Protocol exists because these two cover different things, and taking one means covering half of what you meant to cover.
Do I stop when I get pregnant?
Talk to your OB and bring both labels with you. Molo Prenatal is formulated for preconception, so for pregnancy specifically, ask about your iron and choline targets.
Can I take this during IVF or IUI?
Bring the labels to your clinic before starting anything during a treatment cycle. Molo is a supplement rather than a medical product, and your clinic’s protocol always comes first.
When will I notice something?
Cycle regularity is what women most often tell us they track. Egg quality is not something you can feel, and anyone promising you otherwise is selling you something. Give it the full ninety days.
What is the guarantee?
Ninety days. Open bag is fine, no return shipping. One email.
Two jobs. One routine. Thriving families.
One decision instead of seven, and a routine you can actually keep.
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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.