
Ultra-micronized
About 95% of the progesterone particles are under 1 micron. That is what gives the cream its light, smooth feel. Every batch is tested for stability, microbial purity and consistency before it is released.
A rich, unscented base
Certified organic argan oil, chamomile flower and prickly pear seed oil, with vitamin E from sunflower. Rubs in quickly and leaves skin soft, not sticky.
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Easy dosing
Each full pump dispenses about 0.5 ml: 50 mg of progesterone. No messy spoons, no measuring.
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Airless
The cream stays sealed from air and fingers until it leaves the pump, so it keeps fresh with a light preservative system.
Questions
Can I use Balance Cream 20 and Balance Cream 100 together?
Yes, in the same cycle: Balance Cream 20 before ovulation, Balance Cream 100 after.
How long does a bottle last?
A bottle holds about 90–100 pumps. At two pumps morning and evening for 14 days, it lasts a little under two cycles. At one pump morning and evening, about three cycles. Tip: the label has a small gap so you can see how much is left. The bottom 1¼ inches (3 cm) holds the pump mechanism and never contains cream.
What if the pump doesn't work when it arrives?
Airless bottles work by vacuum. An inner plate at the bottom rises as you use the cream, so nothing is left behind. Occasionally that plate shifts slightly in transit, the vacuum is lost, and the pump stops. Take off the outer bottom cap and press the inner plate gently back into place. That usually fixes it. If not, let us know.
How should I store it?
The expiry date is printed on the bottom of the bottle. Once opened, use within 12 months. Store in a cool place, out of direct sunlight. Bottles can be refrigerated for long-term storage, and the cream can withstand freezing as long as the texture isn't grainy after thawing. Let it come to room temperature before use.
Is it vegan and cruelty-free?
Yes. No animal ingredients, and no animal testing.
How do I recycle it?
Bottle, pump and lid are HDPE plastic with no metal parts. Recycle the empty bottle and lid as plastic. If any cream is left, pump it out into household waste. Don't compost it, pour it down the drain or flush it.