Liquid Gold®

Here is our Product Comparison Chart. We all have unique body chemistries and sometimes a little trial and error is necessary to find the right lactation product for your body’s needs. We often suggest the bestseller bundle to start, so that you can test out 3 popular products at a reduced price.

The suggested dose is 2 capsules, 3 times a day.

Goat's rue is not gluten-free. In order to get a product certified gluten-free, it has to test out at 10ppm (parts per million) or less. Our Liquid Gold has never tested below that, and we have narrowed it down to the goat's rue that makes it miss the mark. We have tried many sources of goat's rue and none of them are gluten-free which is interesting because a lot of companies are advertising their goat's rue as gluten-free without doing any lab testing at all. We don't believe the gluten content in Liquid Gold is high, but it still doesn't meet our strict testing standards.

3 times a day with a meal or a high-protein/healthy-fat snack. Many parents take them with breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Each product has a different main herbal galactagogue that is the heavy hitter and puts the blend in a league of its own. At the end of the day, both are designed to boost milk production. We all react differently to herbs and what works wonders for one individual may not have the same effect on another, so we have different formulas to help you find the right fit.

Liquid Gold has a 3 year expiration from the manufacturing date. Please refer to the bottom of your bottle for specific expiration date.

The Liquid Gold formula may help address milk production issues by providing the benefits of mammary gland stimulation, insulin sensitizing, and/or and prolactin release. Liquid Gold contains mineral-rich nourishing herbs like milk thistle and alfalfa which will help support the whole body, and the traditional galactagogues like goat's rue, shatavari, and fennel may promote milk ejection, increase mammary tissue and stimulate prolactin release.

Some individuals who are not able to swallow capsules will open them and sprinkle the contents in a spoonful of applesauce or yogurt. It's best to not dilute them too much.

Although a mother's diet doesn't affect the total amount of fat in breastmilk, it can influence the fatty acid composition. A diet rich in DHA and other polyunsaturated fatty acids will lead to an increased amount in breastmilk.

It varies! Some parents use our products for a short time to jump-start their supply and some parents take them for the duration of their breastfeeding journey.