If you’ve been told you have fibroids and you’re looking at AGO Tumor, the first practical question is usually “how many bottles do I actually need?” Short answer: plan for a full 90 days, not a single bottle — because 90 days is the first fair point to review how you feel and what your doctor sees. Below is how to work out the number, how it changes if you’re also trying to conceive, and when to stop and call a doctor instead.
This is educational, not medical advice. AGO Tumor is a dietary supplement designed to support overall uterine wellness — it does not shrink, dissolve or remove fibroids, and it is taken alongside your doctor’s care, never instead of it.
1. Why one bottle usually isn’t a fair test
A cycle-and-uterine-wellness formula is something you judge over months of consistency, not days. Women also tend to measure the “result” against a follow-up ultrasound, and those are typically scheduled months apart. Ordering one bottle and stopping when it runs out means you never reach a meaningful review point. That’s the same reason we explain day-90 reviews on the AGO Tumor page.
2. The simple formula for how many bottles
Check the pack for the number of servings per bottle (the label, not this page, is the instruction that counts). Then:
- Bottles for 90 days = 90 ÷ days per bottle, rounded up.
- Add one extra bottle only if your pharmacist or doctor asks you to pause around a procedure — then you simply restart the count.
- If you’re buying a second AGO formula (see table below), calculate each bottle the same way so both reach day 90 together.
Not sure about your count? The care team will confirm it for you on the free consultation form — no pressure.
3. Which plan fits your situation
| Your situation | Typical 90-day plan |
|---|---|
| Fibroid found, being monitored, not trying to conceive now | AGO Tumor alone for the full 90 days |
| Fibroids and trying to conceive | AGO Tumor + AGO Mom, both started together — see fibroids and getting pregnant |
| Fibroids with heavy or painful periods | AGO Tumor + Eva Herblux, with a doctor’s review of the bleeding first |
| Cycle and uterine wellness together | AGO Tumor + Mau Nguyet Da — see AGO Tumor vs Mau Nguyet Da |
| After myomectomy or UFE | Ask your surgeon about timing first — see after myomectomy |
| Couple trying together | Add AGO Dad for him — see fertility supplements for couples |
4. A realistic 90-day checklist
| When | What to do |
|---|---|
| Day 0 | Write down your start date and your latest ultrasound notes. Show the label to your doctor or pharmacist. |
| Weeks 1–2 | Take at the same time daily; with food if your stomach is sensitive. |
| Weeks 3–6 | Keep a simple cycle and symptom log — flow, pain, spotting. |
| Day 90 | Review your log with your doctor: continue, adjust the combo, or stop. Fibroid size is measured by imaging, not by a supplement. |
5. When to stop waiting and see a doctor
Don’t wait for day 90 if you have bleeding heavy enough to soak through protection hourly, dizziness or fainting, sudden severe pelvic pain, or pressure symptoms that are getting worse. Those need medical attention now. For the medical background, start with our types of fibroids guide and, if you’re trying to conceive, what to track and when to re-check. For pricing across bottles and bundles, see the AGO combo pricing guide.
FAQ
How many bottles of AGO Tumor should I order?
Work it out from the servings per bottle on the pack: 90 divided by days per bottle, rounded up. Most people plan for a full 90 days so they reach a fair review point with their doctor. The care team can confirm your number.
Does AGO Tumor shrink fibroids?
No. AGO Tumor is a dietary supplement designed to support overall uterine wellness. It does not shrink, dissolve or remove fibroids, and it should be taken alongside your doctor’s monitoring.
Can I take AGO Tumor and AGO Mom together?
Many women who have fibroids and are trying to conceive use both, started together. Show both labels to your doctor or pharmacist, and see our guide on taking AGO supplements together.
Should I pause AGO Tumor before surgery or a procedure?
Ask your surgeon or doctor. Many ask patients to pause supplements before procedures; follow their instructions and restart the 90-day count afterwards.
Is a lower price per bottle available in a combo?
Combos are priced lower per bottle than single bottles on the official store; current prices are in the combo pricing guide or from the care team.
Do you ship to the US and Canada?
Yes. AGO ships to the US and Canada from the official store; the care team can confirm delivery times for your area.