Solaray Female Hormone Blend SP-7C - 100 Veg Caps

What it's for

Perimenopause and menopause comfort, Hormonal balance support, Stress and mood support, Thyroid support

Who it may fit

Adults seeking plant-based support during midlife transitions or those who prefer traditional herbal blends for daily balance.

Key actives per serving

• Black cohosh (root): part of 910 mg proprietary blend
• Dong quai (root): part of 910 mg proprietary blend
• Licorice (root): part of 910 mg proprietary blend
• Saw palmetto (berry): part of 910 mg proprietary blend
• Kelp (whole): part of 910 mg proprietary blend

How to take

Take 2 vegetable capsules three times daily with a meal or a glass of water; taking with food may improve tolerance for botanicals.

Diet / Allergen fit

Vegan. Contains: None listed. Product includes a Prop 65 warning for reproductive harm.

Black cohosh (root)

Contains triterpene glycosides that may interact with serotonin receptors to support comfort related to midlife transitions.

Caution: May not be suitable with liver concerns or if experiencing unexplained abdominal symptoms because rare liver-related adverse events have been reported.

Dong quai (root)

Provides ferulic acid and coumarins that may support smooth muscle relaxation and healthy circulation dynamics.

Caution: May increase photosensitivity and can interact with blood-thinning agents due to natural coumarin content.

Licorice (root)

Glycyrrhizin may affect cortisol metabolism and fluid balance, which can influence stress response and comfort.

Caution: High intake may raise blood pressure and potassium loss, so those monitoring blood pressure or electrolytes should use caution.

Saw palmetto (berry)

Fatty acids and phytosterols may modulate 5-alpha-reductase activity and support hormone balance dynamics.

Caution: May interact with hormone-related products and blood-thinning agents, so consult a professional if using such products.

Kelp (whole)

Naturally supplies iodine, which supports normal thyroid hormone synthesis.

Caution: Excess iodine intake may affect thyroid function, so those with thyroid concerns should be mindful of total iodine from all sources.

How they work together

Black cohosh and dong quai offer complementary botanicals traditionally used for midlife comfort through neuromodulatory and smooth muscle–relaxing actions. Licorice may influence cortisol metabolism, while saw palmetto contributes hormone pathway modulation. Kelp adds iodine to support normal thyroid hormone production, rounding out overall endocrine balance support.

Label Warning: Do not use if pregnant or nursing. Do not use if you have high blood pressure. Keep your healthcare practitioner informed when using this product. California Proposition 65 warning for reproductive harm.

Who should be cautious: People with liver concerns may want to be cautious due to black cohosh and licorice. Those with hormone-sensitive conditions or on hormone-related therapies may want to consult a healthcare provider. Individuals with hypertension or on blood pressure medications should use caution because of licorice. Those with thyroid issues or on thyroid medications may want to be cautious due to kelp iodine content. If using hepatotoxic medications, discuss with a clinician because of black cohosh and kava-like cautions. If on anticoagulants or have bleeding concerns, be cautious with dong quai. If on diuretics or have potassium concerns, licorice may affect electrolyte balance. If combining with medications, consult a healthcare provider before use.

Storage: Store in a cool, dry place.