Morning Rooster Men's Fertility Tea.
$41.00
A seventeen-botanical loose-leaf tea made for partners during the fertility season, with the full ingredient list published. Wisdom of the Womb suggests two to three cups daily. Contains a small amount of naturally occurring caffeine....
WHY WE CARRY IT
The other half of the conversation.
Seventeen botanicals, published in full — epimedium, milk thistle, skullcap, lemon balm, ginkgo, orange peel, tribulus, nettle, honey crystals, passionflower, galangal, saw palmetto, rhodiola, green tea, ashwagandha, cinnamon and Chinese red ginseng.
Wisdom of the Womb suggests two to three cups daily and notes that changes of this kind take a couple of months to show up.
Built for partners
A fertility-season product for the person usually left out of it.
Seventeen botanicals, all named
The full list is published, so it can actually be checked.
Contains caffeine
A small amount, naturally occurring, from the green tea.
Two sizes
5 oz and 2 oz, loose leaf.
Details, with care.
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A product that meets our Standard under specific conditions — for example, a product that is appropriate for some stages but not others, or that carries important use-context. Conditional products include clear guidance.
Why we chose this product:
Conditional because of what's in it. Seventeen botanicals is a lot to introduce at once, and several of them — ginkgo, ginseng, saw palmetto among them — are ones a pharmacist would want to know about alongside regular medication. The maker publishes the full list, which is what makes that assessable, but publishes no cautions beyond a note about caffeine from green tea. We carry it because partner support is a real and under-served part of the fertility conversation, and because the ingredient list is fully disclosed. The condition is simply: know what you're taking, and say so to whoever prescribes for you.
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