For insulin-resistant PCOS

The whole stack.
One scoop.

Full doses. Full disclosure. No proprietary blends.

You're running a small pharmacy at home — 14 capsules, three bottles, three dosing guesses. FullDose is the stack r/PCOS already recommends to itself, at clinical doses, in one unflavored scoop.

$59 $74 60-Day Supply $99 · best value — matches the guarantee

4,000mg myo-inositol — the full clinical dose 500mg taste-masked berberine, pre-measured Zero sugar · zero sweetener · zero dye

craving support·steady energy·cycle support^*

60-day empty-canister guarantee — finish it first, then decide

4gmyo-inositol
printed on front

The doses you'd police, printed on the front

Four ingredients. Every gram accounted for.

The community already did the audit. We just put the numbers on the label where you can see them.

4,000mg

Myo-Inositol

The "4g/day recommended dose" the community itself cites. The full clinical amount, not the half-scoop brands use to make a bottle look like 30 days.

500mg

Berberine HCl — taste-masked

Pre-measured moderate dose, taken with food as part of the morning ritual. Guesswork removed. Gut risk minimized.

200mcg

Chromium Picolinate

The third bottle most PCOS stacks add separately. Already in the scoop.

400mcg

L-Methylfolate

Active folate. Already in the scoop. No separate pill. No guessing which form.

Capsules can't hold 4g. That's why nothing worked.

A standard capsule holds ~700mg. Four grams of inositol requires six to eight capsules just for that one ingredient — which is exactly how the community coined "horse pills" and started doing the bottle math themselves.

"Miserable taking 14 capsules a day" — YouTube / @NetworkedBig

And when brands couldn't fill capsules with 4g, they simply didn't. They underdosed instead:

"wholesome story includes 30 days of 2g/day doses for $25. so if you're taking it at the recommended dose, the bottle lasts for 15 days, not 30" — Reddit / u/ramesesbolton

The underdosing isn't a secret. The community already did the arithmetic. A powder scoop is the only format that delivers 4g in one gesture. That's physics, not marketing.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

The home-pharmacy audit

Three reasons the previous stack didn't hold.

Every failure the community documents traces back to dose, format, or consistency — not ingredients. Here's what FullDose fixes.

Tried one ingredient at a time — and the serial failure tour began.

Inositol alone. Then berberine alone. Then back to inositol. The community already knows combination beats monotherapy:

"the myo&d-chiro inositol paired with metformin ER do better than just taking one or the other" — YouTube / @ForeverChanged28

Self-dosed berberine — and the gut paid for it.

Berberine is dose-sensitive. The community knows this too:

"I took too high a dose for several weeks and now I have constant diarrhea" — WebMD reviewer

FullDose ships a fixed 500mg moderate dose, with-food ritual built in. No titration required.

Pill count killed consistency — and consistency is the mechanism.

The ingredient only works on the days it gets taken. And fourteen capsules a morning is a lot to ask every day:

"I'm going crazy with so many pills a day and I lose motivation to take them" — Reddit / u/RuthlessKhaleesi

One scoop is the efficacy. The format is the protocol.

The audit, run for you

You've been policing labels for months. We made ours easy.

Per-lot third-party COAQR on every canister

cGMP manufacturedcurrent Good Manufacturing Practice

Doses on the frontgrams, not "proprietary blend"

Zero sugar · zero dyeunflavored, designed to disappear

Honest note on the formula: FullDose contains 4,000mg myo-inositol — the myo-only form, at the studied daily amount. We do not add d-chiro inositol. We print exactly what's inside. If you are already on a 40:1 myo:d-chiro protocol that's working for you, keep what works. This is a transparent label, not a proprietary blend.

Sixty seconds. One gesture. Every morning.

The canister runs out exactly when the month does.

One scoop in water or your morning coffee

Unflavored and designed to disappear. Stirs in within seconds — no blender required.

With food, every day

Takes the berberine dose-timing guesswork off the table. Eat something first — the ritual handles the rest.

The canister runs out exactly when the month does

30 scoops. 30 days. No pill-counting, no running out early, no "did I take it?" math.

Choose your supply

Less than the bottles it replaces.

Inositol alone runs ~$40/month. Add a separate berberine bottle (~$20) and a chromium bottle (~$10) and you're already at $70+ — before the methylfolate. The canister replaces the whole stack for less than its parts, and the buyer who does per-gram math already knows it.

30-Day Supply

30 scoops · try it out · $59

$59compare $74

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60-Day Supply

60 scoops · covers the full guarantee window

$99$49.50 each

Save $38

90-Day Supply

90 scoops · the full reset

$139$46.33 each

60-day empty-canister guarantee — finish it; if your routine hasn't moved, full refund.

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In the community's words

The stack r/PCOS already recommends to itself.

We're new — instead of renting praise, here's real public language about this exact stack, sourced. Our own reviews will live here unedited as they come in.

"the myo&d-chiro inositol paired with metformin ER do better than just taking one or the other"

— YouTube commenter / @ForeverChanged28 — on why combination beats monotherapy

"I do not feel food cravings and feel full after eating much less than before"

— WebMD reviewer, on berberine

"periods went from 178 days to 36 days"

— WebMD reviewer, on myo-inositol (quoted as individual experience; results are not typical and not a guaranteed outcome)

"wholesome story includes 30 days of 2g/day doses for $25. so if you're taking it at the recommended dose, the bottle lasts for 15 days, not 30"

— Reddit / u/ramesesbolton — this is why we print grams on the front

"got my period back more regularly"

— Reddit user / u/brattyangel8, on inositol (quoted as individual experience)

"HUGE increase in my energy"

— Reviewer on berberine (quoted as individual experience)

Good questions

The honest answers

No. FullDose is a dietary supplement — it supports metabolic health as part of a healthy lifestyle. It does not treat, cure, or prevent PCOS or any other medical condition. If you have PCOS, keep your care team involved in your protocol. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.

Physics. A standard capsule holds roughly 700mg. Delivering 4,000mg of inositol in capsule form requires six to eight capsules for that ingredient alone — before berberine, chromium, or methylfolate. Every capsule brand that has tried to solve this has either (a) made you swallow 14 capsules a morning, or (b) underdosed you and printed "30-day supply" on a bottle that only lasts 15 days at the clinical amount. A powder scoop is the only format that delivers the full dose in one gesture.

Unflavored — designed to disappear into water, coffee, or a smoothie. The berberine is taste-masked specifically because raw berberine is notoriously bitter. Most users report the scoop is undetectable in their morning coffee. We are running formal taste testing before we lock this claim — if anything changes, we will update this answer before scaling.

Honest answer: the FullDose formula contains 4,000mg myo-inositol at the studied daily amount. We print exactly what is inside. We do not add d-chiro inositol at this time. If you are currently on a 40:1 protocol that is working for you, finish what works. We believe dose transparency matters more than formula complexity, and we will not add an ingredient we cannot print confidently on the label.

Berberine interacts with some medications — including blood sugar medications, certain antibiotics, and drugs metabolized by the CYP enzyme family. If you take metformin, diabetes medication, or any prescription drug, check with your pharmacist or clinician before adding berberine. FullDose includes an interactions one-pager in every box. When in doubt, ask your provider first.

Honest framing: weeks, not days. Inositol and berberine are metabolic support compounds that work over time — not acute interventions. Most of the community language about noticing results appears at the 3–6 week mark. The 60-day guarantee exists precisely to cover the full window before you decide. Give it the time the mechanism needs.

60-day empty-canister guarantee: use it daily, and if you haven't felt a difference in your routine and energy by day 60, email us — we'll refund you in full. No calls, no hoops. Send back the empty canister (or just email us — we trust you).