Are all Fertility Supplements Created Equal?

If you are trying to conceive, you are probably taking a prenatal vitamin. But what you might be looking into is a more potent vitamin - a fertility supplement that you don't need a prescription for, but will do more than just provide you with folic acid, though you want that, too.

After all, prescription fertility medications aren't for everyone - they are often very expensive (can be in the thousands), require expensive trips to the doctor's office, neither of which are covered by insurance for most people. Besides, there are some pretty scary potential side effects for these pretty potent medications.

What's a couple to do? A quick Google search will lead to a handful of fertility supplements and it can be hard to tell which ones to trust. After all, after a while, they all start to look the same.

Fertility Regimen is the new kid on the block and I suspect we'll be seeing more of this one. What I like about this product is that it makes a lot of sense to me. It changes during your cycle with a unique two part formula: a follicular phase booster and a luteal phase enhancing multivitamin.

Thin of it like the pill if you've ever taken an oral contraceptive. You take certain pills during certain times of the month as your hormones change. Same here.
You take the regular multivitamin every day on the month. But during the 1st two weeks of your cycle, you take the follicular phase pill designed to aid follicle development, egg maturation, and assist with proper egg release (ovulation). How cool is that?

http://www.fertilityregimen.com. They are running a special free shipping offer now, so it's the perfect way to get started on your new year's resolutions to grow your family!