This page serves as a roundup of all my Amazon Finds for May 2023. Deals are while supplies last and do have expiration dates so act fast! I will update from time to time throughout the month. Thanks for checking them out!
As you might have seen last month, Iโve been dealing with some health issues as a result of my endometriosis. I met with a dietitian this month who suggested a low-carb, gluten-free diet. Many of my May finds are supplements and snacks.
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- These multi-compartment pill organizers have been great for storing my many supplements. I keep one in my lunch bag, my purse, my teacher desk, the carโฆ that way, I never miss a dosage! This 4-pack came to 50% off.
- This light blue sleeveless romper is the perfect Motherโs Day or Memorial Day weekend outfit! I ordered a medium and it fit wonderfully. The halter is adjustable to suit your coverage level of comfort. Thereโs currently a 10% coupon you can clip as well, bringing the price down even more!
- Okay, so the nutritionist I saw recommended this collagen peptide powder. Thereโs a 20% coupon when you first Subscribe&Save. My dietitian recommended this specific brand because itโs so versatile. This blend is Whole30 approved, paleo-friendly, Kosher, and made without gluten, dairy, and sugar! Itโs unflavored, but I definitely smell it when I put my nose to my drink bottle. It truly doesnโt have a taste, though. Itโs tolerable for me right now.
- Going gluten-free has eliminated so many of my go-to sweet snacks. Iโm really digging Pink Storkโs hard candies, though! These fertility-support sweets include vitamin B6 to help balance estrogen and progesterone, which can support a regular menstrual cycle and support the luteal phase for implantation. Folate (natural folic acid) is a critical vitamin for women of childbearing age, as it is essential for cell metabolism throughout the body and can help prevent birth defects. Iโm allowed 4 daily and they are enough to satisfy my sweet tooth cravings.
