Women Bloom Supplement Facts

Questions about this label

What is the serving size of Women Bloom?

Two capsules. Each container holds 60 capsules, which is 30 servings, a full 30-day supply. Both capsules can be taken together or split between morning and evening — the daily amount is the same either way, and consistency matters more than timing.

What is actually in a serving?

Five New Zealand grass-fed beef organs totalling 600 mg, plus 500 mg of collagen peptides, 10,000 mcg of biotin and 10 mg of zinc. The organ split is 150 mg of liver, 150 mg of ovary, and 100 mg each of kidney, heart and uterus. The only other ingredient is the gelatin the capsule is made of — no fillers, no flow agents, no artificial colours.

Does Women Bloom use proprietary blends?

No. Every ingredient and every dose is printed on the label with no proprietary blends and no hidden amounts. The only other ingredient is gelatin, from the capsule.

Why does a proprietary blend matter?

Because it lets a manufacturer print one impressive total — say 3,000 mg of organs — without disclosing how it splits. Federal labelling rules require the blend's total weight and the ingredients in descending order, but not the amount of each one. Liver is the cheapest organ to source, so it is reasonable to assume it dominates unless a label says otherwise. If the breakdown is missing, you are not comparing formulas; you are comparing marketing copy.

Are the amounts on the label verified by a laboratory?

Yes, batch by batch. On lot 0125252, our manufacturer's finished-product assay returned every organ at 100% of its label claim — liver 150.00 mg, ovary 150.00 mg, kidney, heart and uterus 100.00 mg each — along with 500.00 mg of collagen peptides. The full certificate, plus microbiology and heavy metal results, is published on our Lab Tests page alongside the origin documents for all five organs.

Why is there 10,000 mcg of biotin?

Because that is the number the beauty supplement category standardised on — not because research established it as the effective dose. We would rather say that plainly than imply a science that has not been done. The NIH describes the evidence for biotin on hair, skin and nails as resting "at best, on only a few case reports and small studies", and the brittle-nail research most often cited used about 2.5 mg per day.*

We read the label of 66 supplements marketed to women and published every figure, including where our own product sits. It is the second-highest dose in that survey.

Does the biotin in Women Bloom affect lab tests?

Biotin may interfere with certain laboratory blood tests. If you are taking medication or have lab tests scheduled, consult your physician before use.

What should you tell the laboratory before a blood test?

Say the dose in milligrams, not micrograms — 10,000 mcg is 10 mg, and laboratory staff think in milligrams. Interference has been documented at that dose within 24 hours, and it affects thyroid panels, troponin and vitamin D among others. We cover it in detail in how biotin affects blood test results. Never stop a prescribed medication over anything you read on a supplement page.

What form of zinc does Women Bloom use?

Zinc oxide, at 10 mg per serving — 91% of the Daily Value. We publish the form, not just the word "zinc", because the form is part of what you are buying and mineral forms differ in how readily they are absorbed. Zinc oxide is the most widely used form in supplements and is what our panel declares.

Where is Women Bloom made?

In the USA, with domestic and imported ingredients, in an NSF-certified GMP facility. Raw material amounts are stated at time of manufacture; natural variation may occur.

Which suppliers do the five organs come from?

All five come from New Zealand grass-fed cattle, freeze-dried rather than heat-processed, and each carries an origin document from its supplier. Liver, heart and uterine tissue come from Starboard Bio Limited, kidney from Waitaki Biosciences, and ovary from Grassland Bovine Limited. All the documents are published on our Lab Tests page.

What does "% Daily Value not established" mean?

It means the FDA has not set a reference intake for that ingredient, so no percentage can be calculated. It applies to the collagen peptides and to all five organs — they are foods, not nutrients with an official daily requirement. It is not a gap in our label; it is what the regulation requires us to print.

What is not in Women Bloom?

No vitamin C, no added iron, no synthetic vitamin blend, no fillers and no artificial colours. Vitamin C is worth naming because collagen synthesis depends on it and neither collagen powders nor organ capsules supply it — an orange, a kiwi or a bell pepper covers a day's requirement several times over.*

Formulations can change. This page reflects the current label; the printed panel on your bottle is the definitive version.