VG's women's wellness positioning does not mean that it is suitable throughout pregnancy or breastfeeding. The supplied leaflet explicitly advises against pregnancy use, and its botanical blend requires careful individual review in these contexts.
Keep the pregnancy precaution clear
Do not use the brochure's fertility or postpartum language as permission to take the product while pregnant. Bring the current label to your maternity care professional if you have a product question.
Do not rely on a fixed breastfeeding milestone
A baby's age or the introduction of solid food does not, by itself, establish supplement safety for the breastfeeding parent or child. Likewise, expressing milk before use does not prove that ingredient exposure has been prevented.
Ask about the actual formulation
Black cohosh is one of the listed botanicals, and NCCIH identifies uncertainty and precautions relevant to pregnancy and breastfeeding. A qualified professional can review the whole blend alongside your health history and other treatments.
TAKEAWAY
Pregnancy and breastfeeding need their own clinical suitability review; general women's wellness marketing cannot provide that clearance.
Sources & further reading
VG Venus Generations · supplied English product flyer NCCIH: Black CohoshNIH Office of Dietary Supplements: What You Need to KnowExternal references provide context; they do not represent endorsement of Proshare or clinical validation of this finished product.
