Dealing with period discomfort? Turn to Hey Sister! for relief. 

We address a range of menstrual issues, including pre-menstrual symptoms, menstrual cramps, and mid-cycle pain. Our formula, featuring Khaya senegalensis, is rooted in Western herbal medicine, offering effective relief from pain and cramps.

Hey Sister! also supports gut health, thanks to its prebiotic properties. It's designed to alleviate mild anxiety* associated with menstrual cycles. 

Our product is free from gluten, wheat, dairy, and artificial additives, ensuring a natural approach to menstrual wellness.

Welcome to Hey Sister! a must for your period, we’ve got your back! 

Hey Sister! is clinically tested to provide period pain and PMS symptom relief.

Science-backed 

• Plant-based, herbal medicine
• Relieves period pain and cramps
• Reduces mild anxiety and mood swings 
• Supports gut health 
• High antioxidants levels
• 100% organic
• Gluten-free 
• Dairy-free 
• Vegan 

Each tablet contains:
Khapregesic® 500 mg
(Khaya Senegalensis Dry Stem Bark)

Manufactured in Australia from Australian-grown certified-organic Khaya Senegalensis.

Our single ingredient packs a punch with 3 powerful actions:

<1> Strong plant-based anti-inflammatories*

<2> High antioxidant levels* and

<3> Naturally occurring prebiotics. We know prebiotics are good for gut health*

100% Organic and Plant-based. No added artificial flavouring, colouring or preservatives. Free from diary, gluten, eggs, nuts, soy and yeast. Suitable for vegan and vegetarian diets. 

Take 2 tablets daily, one in the morning and one in the evening, withor without food and continue for 7 days or as professionally prescribed.

If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.
Children: Use in children under 12 years is not recommended.

Pregnancy: Not recommended for use by women who are likely to become pregnant, pregnant, or breastfeeding.

Hey Sister! is regulatory approved, registration number AUST L 407537. For a full set of directions always refer to the pack and if symptoms persist talk to your health professional.