


Ingredients
Bye Irregularity Supplements
Magnesium Oxide
Has been demonstrated to prevent menstrual migraine when taken prior to migraine onset.*
Chasteberry
Widely used to provide relief of PMS symptoms including mood swings, bloating and breast tenderness.*
Folic Acid
A recommended supplement for individuals who may potentially become pregnant.* Indicated for the prevention of neural tube defects.
Inositol
Shown to improve insulin resistance – a key component of PCOS – and restore menstrual regularity. May also promote ovarian health.*
Iron Bisglycinate + Vitamin C
A unique version of iron designed to be gentle on your GI tract, coupled with vitamin C to maximize absorbancy.* Iron is indicated for the prevention and treatment of iron deficiency anemia.
Customer Testimonials

Nicole
Real UserI've had irregular periods since I was 13, so I can’t wait to see how Bye Irregularity regulates my period over the next few months!

Maya
Real UserI’ve told so many of my friends about Bye Irregularity because I felt less stressed and I slept better than I usually do during key points in my cycle. I want all the women I know to try it for themselves!

Maggie
Real UserI’m grateful Bye Irregularity has folic acid in it because my partner and I have been trying to conceive.
Common Questions
1) What is menstrual regularity? +
- Menstrual regularity simply means having periods that occur at consistent intervals each month. This is typically between 24-38 days but will vary individually.
2) How regular should your periods be? +
- Periods are considered regular if they occur roughly the same number of days apart each month, usually within a 2-3 day variation.
3) What is considered an irregular period? +
- In general, irregular periods are cycles shorter than 21 days, longer than 35 days or vary significantly from month to month. Of course, everyone is different, so it’s worth consulting with your provider if you’re not sure.
4) Why are my periods getting closer and closer together? +
- If your period is arriving sooner every month, it could be due to hormonal changes like perimenopause, stress, thyroid issues, or other medical conditions. It’s always best to consult a healthcare provider to identify the cause.