GoFertil Pink®: supplement for female fertility
GoFertil Pink® is a food supplement that provides nutritional support for women during the preconception period, with myo-inositol, folic acid, zinc, antioxidants, vitamins and minerals. Like any supplement, it does not guarantee or determine conception: it helps complete nutrient intake while trying to conceive.
Female fertility depends on many factors: age, menstrual cycle regularity, hormonal balance, diet and lifestyle. With age, for example, ovarian reserve and egg quality tend to decline, along with the likelihood of conception.
With all active ingredients in a single sachet, the formula provides valuable nutritional support alongside a varied diet and healthy lifestyle.
Who is the female fertility supplement intended for?
GoFertil Pink® is intended for adult women who are trying to conceive or preparing to do so, in particular:
- Women who are planning a pregnancy and are in the period leading up to conception
- Women who want targeted nutritional support during the preconception period
- Women who wish to supplement with inositol, antioxidants, vitamins and other minerals in a single sachet
- Women undergoing medically assisted reproduction (MAR), following advice from a healthcare professional
How to support female fertility: diet and lifestyle
Before pregnancy, guidelines recommend taking folic acid (vitamin B9) starting at least one month before conception, following a varied and balanced diet, maintaining a healthy weight, avoiding smoking and alcohol, and having a check-up with a doctor or gynecologist, who can also assess thyroid function [1]. A supplement does not replace these steps, but it can complement nutrient intake.
How do supplements for female fertility work?
A fertility supplement is not a medicine and does not act on the causes of infertility: it provides vitamins, minerals and other nutrients that contribute to the normal functioning of the body, which can be useful when diet alone is not enough to meet nutritional needs during the preconception period. That’s why it should be chosen based on its composition and dosages, and used alongside a healthy lifestyle.
What are the benefits of supplements for female fertility?
The only benefits that a supplement may claim are those recognized by the European Union for individual nutrients [2]. In GoFertil Pink® they are:
- Fertility and reproduction: zinc contributes to normal fertility and reproduction [2].
- Antioxidant protection: vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin B2, zinc and selenium contribute to the protection of cells from oxidative stress [2].
- Energy: vitamin C and B vitamins contribute to normal energy-yielding metabolism [2].
- Folate and pregnancy: folate contributes to the growth of maternal tissues during pregnancy and, like vitamin D and vitamin B12, plays a role in the process of cell division [2].
Which vitamin helps fertility?
No single vitamin “increases” fertility. Folic acid (vitamin B9) is the one most recommended before pregnancy: the Italian National Institute of Health recommends taking it starting at least one month before conception [1], because insufficient maternal folate levels are a risk factor for neural tube defects in the fetus. Among minerals, zinc is the only nutrient with an authorized claim on normal fertility and reproduction [2].
Ingredients and amounts per sachet
Amounts refer to the recommended daily dose of 1 sachet.
- Myo-inositol – 2,000 mg: one of the forms of inositol naturally present in the body, involved in numerous cellular processes. It is the main component of the formula.
- Alpha-lipoic acid – 200 mg: a substance naturally present in the body and a cofactor in cellular processes.
- Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) – 50 mg: a compound found in mitochondria, the cellular structures that produce energy.
- Glutathione – 50 mg: a tripeptide made up of glutamate, cysteine and glycine, a component of the body's antioxidant systems.
- Vitamin C – 80 mg and vitamin E – 12 mg.
- Astaxanthin – 10 mg: a natural carotenoid in the xanthophyll family.
- Zinc – 10 mg: an essential mineral.
- Folic acid – 400 µg: a source of folate (vitamin B9), which also contributes to normal homocysteine metabolism.
- Selenium – 55 µg: an essential trace element.
- Vitamin D – 5 µg: contributes to the normal function of the immune system and to the maintenance of normal bones.
- B vitamins: B2 1.4 mg, B1 (thiamine) 1.1 mg, B12 2.5 µg.
Directions for use
1 sachet per day, to be dissolved in a glass of room-temperature water.
Recommended duration: at least 3 months. This is the duration stated on the manufacturer’s label and corresponds to the preconception period when supplementation is usually started; for folic acid, the Italian National Institute of Health recommends starting at least one month before conception [1].
If the granules do not dissolve completely, this is not a defect: the high concentration of active ingredients may cause partial aggregation.
Warnings
Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Keep out of reach of children under three years of age.
Product information
GoFertil Pink® is made in Italy and notified to the Ministry of Health as a food supplement.
Size: 30 sachets
Made in Italy
Ministry authorization no. 988
Complete Fertility Program: fertility supplements for couples
The complete program is designed for couples who want to take care of both partners' diets during the same period, because trying to conceive concerns both partners. The Complete Fertility Program combines GoFertil Pink® for women and GoFertil® for men, dedicated to male fertility: two supplements with specific, complementary formulas containing selected vitamins, minerals and other active ingredients. Both contain zinc, which contributes to normal fertility and reproduction [2].
How to use: GoFertil Pink® 1 sachet per day, GoFertil® 1 tablet per day, for a course of at least 3 months.
Frequently asked questions
When should I start taking a fertility supplement?
Usually during the preconception period, at least 1-3 months before trying to conceive. Folic acid is recommended from at least one month before conception [1].
Can GoFertil Pink® be used during assisted reproductive technology treatment?
Yes, subject to the advice of the doctor overseeing the assisted reproductive technology process.
Does GoFertil Pink® replace infertility treatment?
No. It is a food supplement and does not replace a doctor's assessment and treatment.
Want to learn more? Read the complete guide to male and female fertility
Sources
Recommendations on folic acid and preconception health come from the Italian National Institute of Health [1]; claims about vitamins and minerals are among the health claims authorized in the European Union [2] and can be checked in the European register of claims [3]. The duration of use is as stated on the label.
- Italian National Institute of Health, EpiCentro, Folic acid
- Regulation (EU) No 432/2012, permitted health claims made on food
- European Commission, EU Register of nutrition and health claims
