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July 23, 2025 2 min read
If you are looking for a pregnancy, you may have already tried everything... but what if the problem was the combination of supplements?
When you are trying to conceive, supplements can become a sea of confusing options. Which one to choose? Which ones really help? Can several be taken at once?
In this blog, we will explain to you, without beating around the bush or magic formulas, which fertility supplements have scientific backing, who they are useful for, and how to combine them safely if you are trying to conceive.
Yes, but not all. Supplements are not miracle treatments, but they can:
Improve the quality of eggs or sperm
Regulate menstrual cycles
Support ovulation and hormonal balance
Improve the reproductive environment in both
The key is to choose the right ones, with clinically studied ingredients and real doses, like those offered by Fairhaven Health, a brand specialized in reproductive health.
We share the 4 most effective according to your case (male or female):
Who is it for? Men who want to improve sperm quality.
Contains L-carnitine, zinc, CoQ10, and key vitamins to support:
Sperm count
Mobility
Morphology (shape)
General testicular health
🧠 You can combine it with: OvaBoost (if your partner is also in treatment).
🔗 Read more: How to improve sperm quality naturally?
Who is it for? Women over 30 or with decreased ovarian quality.
Its formula includes myo-inositol, antioxidants, coenzyme Q10, and active folic acid, which help to:
Reduce oxidative damage in eggs
Regulate cycles
Support ovarian maturation
🧠 You can combine it with: Myo+D-Chiro Inositol (if there is PCOS or irregular cycles).
🔗 Read more: Can ovarian quality be improved after 30?
Who is it for? Women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), insulin resistance, or irregular periods.
This combination helps with:
Improve insulin sensitivity
Regulate ovulation
Reduce cravings, acne, and hair loss
🧠 You can combine it with: OvaBoost or prenatal multivitamin.
🔗 Read more: Insulin resistance, PCOS, and fertility: how does inositol help?
Who is it for? All women who are trying to conceive or have already succeeded.
Provides:
Active form of folic acid (5-MTHF)
Iron, iodine, vitamin D, and choline
Support for fetal development from day 1
🧠 You can combine it with: Any of the above.
| Goal | Recommended combination |
|---|---|
| Male fertility | FertilAid for Men + zinc and omega 3 rich diet |
| Low ovarian quality | OvaBoost + prenatal multivitamin |
| PCOS or irregular cycles | Myo+D-Chiro Inositol + OvaBoost |
| Comprehensive couple support | FertilAid (him) + OvaBoost or Inositol (her) |
🟠 Always check if the supplements already include vitamins you are taking separately to avoid duplications (for example, folic acid or iron).
Trying to conceive can be overwhelming. But understanding your body and choosing the right supplements can give you clarity, control, and hope.
At Hi Vitamins, we select clinically-backed, clean formulas without fillers, suitable for those seeking health without games or placebos.