The Honest Label
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If you have already spent money on menopause supplements that left you wondering what you were really taking, skepticism is useful. Here is exactly what the Still You label tells you, what it does not tell you, and how to compare it with anything else you are considering.
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The Supplement Facts panel as printed on the Still You bottle. Open it full size and check every line.
Natural goji flavor · Pectin base · No gelatin · No sugar alcohols · No artificial dyes · Contains soy
Three ingredients. Three exact amounts.
The Hormonal Balance Blend is the menopause-focused core of the formula — 500 mg in every gummy. Unlike most blends, the label breaks it down ingredient by ingredient.
Those are the amounts printed on the Still You label. They are not estimates, and they are not numbers borrowed from an ingredient study.
The exact lines, cropped from the panel above.
Where the label is less specific, we’ll tell you.
The other three parts of the formula are listed as blend totals. Here is exactly what is disclosed for each — and what is not.
Sphaeranthus indicus · Mangosteen · Green Tea · Moringa · Gynostemma (extracts)
The label names every extract, but does not disclose how the 500 mg is divided among them. These plants are a general botanical section of the formula — Still You makes no weight-loss claims for them.
Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG · Lactobacillus reuteri · Lactobacillus acidophilus · Bifidobacterium bifidum
The label gives the total probiotic count for the blend, but not a separate CFU amount for each organism.
L-Theanine · Saffron · Rhodiola · Ashwagandha (extracts)
You can see the total and every ingredient inside the blend, but not the individual amount of each one.
That is what a blend total means. You know the total. You know every ingredient named inside it. You do not know the individual split unless the label gives it. We will not pretend otherwise.
Why is Still You built in four parts?
Menopause rarely changes just one thing, so the formula is not built around one fashionable hero ingredient. It is organized into four areas — without claiming to cover every symptom.
Black Cohosh · Soy Isoflavones · Red Clover
The menopause-focused botanical core, with each amount disclosed.
Sphaeranthus indicus · Mangosteen · Green Tea · Moringa · Gynostemma
A separate plant-extract section of the formula.
L. rhamnosus GG · L. reuteri · L. acidophilus · B. bifidum
Four named probiotic organisms in the daily serving.
L-Theanine · Saffron · Rhodiola · Ashwagandha
The wind-down side of the formula.
More ingredients do not automatically make a supplement better.
What matters is what is included, how the formula is organized, which amounts are actually disclosed, and whether the evidence behind it is presented honestly.
Don’t compare slogans. Compare labels.
Whatever you end up buying — Still You or something else — these are the questions worth asking of any menopause supplement. Here is how Still You answers each one.
How many servings do I actually take?
Still You: One gummy daily.
How long does one bottle last?
Still You: 60 gummies per bottle — a 60-day supply at the labeled serving.
Can I see meaningful amounts?
Still You: Yes. The Hormonal Balance Blend individually discloses 200 mg Black Cohosh Extract, 200 mg Soy Isoflavones Extract, and 100 mg Red Clover Extract.
Are any amounts contained inside blend totals?
Still You: Yes — the 500 mg Botanical Blend, the 500 mg Relaxation & Rest Blend, and the 20 Billion CFU probiotic total. Every ingredient inside them is named; the individual splits are not disclosed.
Can I see the complete ingredient list before buying?
Still You: Yes. The full Supplement Facts panel is above, and every ingredient is explained on the ingredients page.
Is ingredient research being presented as clinical proof of the finished product?
Still You: No. Studies on individual ingredients are not a clinical trial of the finished gummy, and we keep that distinction clear wherever we talk about research.
Has product quality been tested externally?
Still You: Yes — tested by third-party laboratories, with supporting quality documentation kept on file. Questions: support@dailystillyou.com.
Ingredient research is not a clinical trial on Still You.
A human study involving black cohosh, soy isoflavones, or saffron can help explain why researchers are interested in that ingredient. It does not automatically prove that the finished Still You gummy produces the same result. The preparation can differ. The amount can differ. The people studied can differ. The outcomes measured can differ.
So when we discuss research, the aim is to tell you what was studied, who was studied, the preparation and amount where available, what the researchers found — and what it does not prove about Still You.
Tested by third-party laboratories.
Still You is made in a facility that follows Good Manufacturing Practices, and each production batch is tested by an independent third-party laboratory as part of our quality process.
We keep the supporting quality documentation on file rather than filling this page with certificates and technical paperwork. If you have a specific question about our testing or would like additional information, contact us at support@dailystillyou.com.
What we will not claim.
We will not pretend every person responds to a supplement in exactly the same way.
We will not call Still You “clinically proven,” because the finished formula has not been through its own clinical trial.
We will not turn ingredient studies into promises about your sleep, your hot flashes, or your weight.
What we can do is much simpler.
Show you the label.
Explain why the formula is organized the way it is.
Show you where amounts are exact and where blend totals are used.
Explain the evidence we rely on, and its limits.
Then let you decide whether Still You makes sense for you.
Don’t judge it by one night.
Human studies on individual ingredients are generally evaluated over time, not after a single night or a single dose. Still You is intended to be used consistently.
One gummy daily.
Look for patterns, not one unusually good or bad day.
Notice how you feel over time.
Built for a real 90-day trial.
The point of the guarantee is to give you enough time to genuinely evaluate a consistent routine, instead of judging the product after three days. If you start with at least two bottles on your first order, use Still You consistently for 90 days, and decide it is not right for you, you can request a refund between Day 90 and Day 120 after delivery.
One bottle holds 60 servings, so a single bottle cannot cover the full 90-day trial — that is why the guarantee starts at a two-bottle first order. It is limited to one claim per customer or household, and it does not promise a specific result by Day 90. The full terms and eligibility rules are in the policy.
Still You is not hormone therapy.
Hormone replacement therapy is an important option for many women, and nothing on this page argues against it. Still You is a non-hormonal dietary supplement. It is not a replacement for hormone therapy, a diagnosis, or medical care.
Contains soy. Talk with your healthcare professional before use — especially if you are pregnant or nursing, have a hormone-sensitive, thyroid, or liver condition, or take any medication, including HRT.
Questions worth asking before you buy.
Why not just take black cohosh on its own?
You can — single-ingredient black cohosh products exist, and for some women that is the right choice. Still You is built for women who want the core menopause botanicals plus digestive and rest support in one daily gummy, with the amounts of those core botanicals disclosed. It is a different approach, not proof that single-ingredient products fail.
Why use blends at all if you care about transparency?
Blends are not inherently deceptive — most finished formulas use them. What matters is whether you can see the total amount, the name of every ingredient, and whether individual amounts are disclosed. Still You shows the totals and every name, discloses individual amounts in the Hormonal Balance Blend, and says plainly where the label does not give a split.
Is Still You clinically proven?
No, and we will not use that phrase. The finished Still You formula has not been through its own clinical trial. Individual ingredients in it have been studied in humans, and we summarize that research — clearly labeled as ingredient research — in the research library.
Do I have to take it at night?
No. The labeled serving is one gummy daily, at whatever time suits you. Many women fold it into their evening wind-down, which is why you will see Still You described as a nightly habit — but the label does not require nighttime dosing.
How long should I try Still You?
Long enough to see a pattern. Ingredient studies are generally run over weeks, and the 90-Day Trial Guarantee exists so that a first order of two bottles can cover a real 90-day run. That is a window for judging fairly — not a promised result date.
Does Still You contain sugar?
No. The Supplement Facts panel lists 0 g Total Sugars and 0 g Added Sugars, and the gummy contains no sugar alcohols.
Does Still You contain soy?
Yes. The soy isoflavones come from the soybean, and the label states it clearly: Contains soy. If you have been told to avoid soy, this product is not for you.
Can I take Still You with HRT or medication?
Ask your doctor or pharmacist first — that is the honest answer. They know your history and your prescriptions; we do not, and this page cannot give individual medical advice.
Will Still You work for everyone?
No, and no supplement can honestly promise that. People respond differently. What we can promise is that you will know exactly what you are taking, and that the guarantee gives you time to judge it properly.
You now know what is on the label, where the exact amounts are disclosed, where blend totals are used, and what the research can and cannot tell you. If that is the kind of supplement company you want to buy from, take a closer look.
One gummy daily · 60-day supply per bottle · 0 g Total Sugars · 0 g Added Sugars
SEE STILL YOUContains soy · 90-day guarantee terms apply
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The printed label is always the final word on ingredients, amounts, directions, and warnings.