There are many different types of contraceptives, so it’s always best to consult your healthcare provider about any potential interactions with your specific method. Stella is a botanical product, and there are currently no specific studies on its interaction with individual contraceptive drugs.

Taking it at the time of day when your symptoms are at their worst can be helpful, but consistency is most important.  Taking it every day has the biggest impact. If you use any scheduled or chronic medication, avoid taking Stella at the same time to reduce the chance of interaction.

You can take it with or without food – whatever is best for you. The effectiveness is the same either way.

As there are many different chronic medications, the safest option is to speak to your healthcare provider for guidance on your specific treatment.

If you have cancer currently or a history of cancer, it’s important to consult your healthcare provider before taking Stella so they can advise you based on your specific situation.

Yes, you can still take Stella if you drink alcohol occasionally. Moderate, occasional drinking is not expected to be a problem but avoid taking it at the exact same time as alcohol.

Stella may have a positive effect on libido due to the relief of menopausal symptoms.

All new products should be taken consistently for 3 – 4 weeks before noticing a change; however, this can differ from woman to woman.  The variance can also be due to the severity of the symptoms before you commence with Stella.

Yes, you may still benefit from Stella even if you are not menopausal, because its ingredients can support areas such as mood, sleep quality, stress response, hormonal balance and overall wellbeing.  Consult your health care provider before starting Stella, so they can confirm it is appropriate for your age, symptoms, and medical history.

Yes, Stella can be taken in combination with Nite Nite as it will support relaxation and sleep.

All new products should be taken consistently for 3 – 4 weeks before noticing a change, however this can be shorter or longer, in some women. The variance can also be due of the severity of the symptoms before you commence with Stella.

Perimenopause and menopause start at different ages for different woman so there is no set age to start. It is best to start Stella as soon as the first signs of perimenopause occur. 

No, Stella does not contain any ingredients that have a direct effect on weight. It is designed to support hormonal balance around mood, stress, sleep and typical menopausal symptoms, not the metabolic and insulin related changes that drive weight gain. Because of this, it should not be used or expected to work as a weight loss product.

No, taking Stella will not have a direct impact on your appetite.

No, the menstrual cycle is interrupted in perimenopause and menopause, which is a normal disruption and not caused by Stella. 

No, the ingredients in Stella will not reduce heavy periods.

There are no known side-effects.  Should your general health worsen or if you experience any untoward effects while taking Stella, please consult your healthcare provider for advice.

There are many different HRTs on the market, so it is best to consult your health care provider about your specific treatment. 

There is no evidence to confirm the impact Stella will have on the skin and acne. 

Yes, the natural ingredients that Stella contains can support and manage emotional symptoms. 

No. Supplements and vitamins are supporting a condition or maintaining one's health.

There are no added allergens. 

It must be taken daily, not only when symptoms are prominent. 

Stella’s chosen ingredients assist in the balance of hormones, so that symptoms are contained.

Stella supports the body to manage symptoms of perimenopause and menopause.

Stella is natural whereas HRTs are not.

Peri-menopause symptoms can be experienced and then dissipate. Thus, it is best to commence with Stella when symptoms commence.

Perimenopause and menopause start at different ages depending on whether there has been any intervention which can disrupt one’s hormones. Therefore, Stella can be used as soon as there is a possibility of the onset of perimenopause or menopause.