Women's Libido Power Pack Three Bottles of 1000 mg, 60 Capsules
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Quick Answer: Women's Libido Power Pack The Women's Libido Power Pack is 3 bottles for adult women who want traditional herbal wellness support: Damiana, Women's Libido™ and Happy Surfer™. Take 1 capsule from each bottle daily; each 60-capsule bottle lasts 2 months. Key cautions: do not use it during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. Damiana is in all 3 bottles and ginkgo is in 2. Ginkgo matters if you take a blood thinner, and Happy Surfer contains black cohosh, linked to liver concerns. What's in the Women's Libido Power Pack The pack holds 3 full-size bottles. All details below come from t...
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Quick Answer: Women's Libido Power Pack
The Women's Libido Power Pack is 3 bottles for adult women who want traditional herbal wellness support: Damiana, Women's Libido™ and Happy Surfer™. Take 1 capsule from each bottle daily; each 60-capsule bottle lasts 2 months. Key cautions: do not use it during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. Damiana is in all 3 bottles and ginkgo is in 2. Ginkgo matters if you take a blood thinner, and Happy Surfer contains black cohosh, linked to liver concerns.
What's in the Women's Libido Power Pack
The pack holds 3 full-size bottles. All details below come from the labels.
Product
Form and count
Serving per label
Key ingredients per label
Lasts at label serving
Damiana
Vegan capsules, 60
1 Vegan Capsule daily
Damiana leaf 1000 mg
60 days (2 months)
Women's Libido™
Vegan capsules, 60
1 Vegan Capsule daily
1000 mg proprietary blend: sarsaparilla, longjack, maca, muira puama, damiana, ginseng, ginkgo, tribulus terrestris, horny goat weed
60 days (2 months)
Happy Surfer™
Vegan capsules, 60
1 Vegan Capsule daily
1000 mg proprietary blend: passionflower, damiana, eleuthero, kudzu, lavender, oatstraw, ashwagandha, lemon balm, gotu kola, black cohosh, ginkgo, rosemary, rhodiola
60 days (2 months)
Amounts in the blends. Women's Libido and Happy Surfer are proprietary blends, so the label gives the total and not the amount of each herb. The Happy Surfer label lists no kava.
Why These 3 Bottles Together
This set pairs a single traditional herb with two broad herb blends. We do not claim it treats a sexual health condition or fertility.
Damiana is a single herb with a stated amount.
Women's Libido™ combines herbs such as maca, muira puama, ginseng and tribulus.
Happy Surfer™ is a calming blend, included because stress and mood can affect desire. It has the broadest list of cautions.
Damiana is in all 3 bottles, and ginkgo is in 2. You get 1000 mg of damiana from the Damiana bottle, plus undisclosed amounts from the 2 blends, so the combined amount is not disclosed. The ginkgo amounts are also not disclosed.
Bundle Value
Bought together, the Women's Libido Power Pack costs about 18% less than buying the 3 bottles separately, based on our own prices as of November 2026. Prices can change, so check the current price of each bottle before you compare.
How to Take It: One Daily Schedule
The labels give 1 capsule daily for each bottle. Only Damiana names a time.
When
Bottle
Per day (label)
Bottle lasts
Earlier in the day
Damiana
1 capsule
60 days
Any regular time
Women's Libido™
1 capsule
60 days
Any regular time
Happy Surfer™
1 capsule
60 days
That is 3 capsules a day in total. Do not take more than the labels direct.
Who Should Not Use It, and Interactions
Do not use during pregnancy or while breastfeeding, or while trying to conceive without advice. NCCIH says black cohosh may not be safe in pregnancy or while breastfeeding, ginkgo may be unsafe in pregnancy, ashwagandha should be avoided in pregnancy and not used while breastfeeding, and passionflower should not be used during pregnancy.
Blood thinners. NCCIH says ginkgo may increase the risk of bleeding in people taking anticoagulant drugs such as warfarin, and that Asian ginseng may interfere with blood clotting. Ginkgo is in 2 bottles. Do not use this pack with a blood thinner unless your doctor agrees.
If you...
Why it matters
What to do
Have had breast or uterine cancer, or another hormone-sensitive condition
NCCIH says it is uncertain whether black cohosh is safe for women who have had hormone-sensitive conditions such as breast or uterine cancer.
Ask your oncologist or doctor first.
Have a liver condition, or notice dark urine, jaundice or unusual tiredness
NCCIH reports concerns that black cohosh may cause liver damage in some people, and rare cases linking liver injury to ashwagandha. Gotu kola has published liver-injury case reports.
Stop and call your doctor if symptoms appear.
Take diabetes medicine, or have diabetes
NCCIH says to consult a health care provider before using Asian ginseng if you have diabetes, and lists diabetes medicines among those ashwagandha might interact with.
Ask your prescriber before starting.
Have an autoimmune disease or a thyroid disorder
NCCIH says Asian ginseng may worsen autoimmune disorders, and ashwagandha is not recommended with autoimmune or thyroid disorders.
Ask your doctor first.
Take sedatives, or medicine for blood pressure, seizures or thyroid, or immunosuppressants
NCCIH lists these medicines among those ashwagandha might interact with, reports an interaction between rhodiola and losartan, and notes passionflower can cause drowsiness.
Ask your prescriber before starting.
Have surgery planned
Ashwagandha is not recommended before surgery. NCCIH says to talk with your provider if you take passionflower within 2 weeks of surgery. Ginkgo and ginseng can matter for bleeding.
Tell your prescriber and surgeon you take this pack.
Have trouble sleeping
NCCIH says insomnia is the most common side effect of Asian ginseng, and rhodiola can cause it too.
Take earlier in the day, and stop if sleep worsens.
Sources: NCCIH (Black Cohosh, Ginkgo, Ashwagandha, Asian Ginseng, Passionflower, Rhodiola). Not every herb in these blends has a federal safety page, so this list is not exhaustive. Tribulus, muira puama, longjack and horny goat weed have no federal safety page that we could use, so ask a practitioner about them.
What to Expect and When to Reassess
This pack is a dietary supplement. Desire is shaped by stress, hormones, medicines and relationships, and the labels give no course length. If a medicine or health change may be involved, ask your clinician.
All 3 bottles last 60 days, so plan a review before you reorder.
Reassess with a practitioner after finishing the first bottle, and bring all 3 labels.
NCCIH says ashwagandha may be safe up to 3 months and rhodiola possibly safe up to 12 weeks, so ask about both before a second round.
How It Differs From the Men's Libido Pack
The Men's Libido Power Pack™ shares only the Damiana bottle with this set. Its other 3 bottles are different formulas, and it has no Happy Surfer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What comes in the Women's Libido Power Pack? +
3 bottles: Damiana, Women's Libido™ and Happy Surfer™. Each holds 60 vegan capsules at a label serving of 1 capsule a day.
How long does one pack last? +
Each bottle lasts 60 days, or about 2 months, at the label serving of 1 capsule a day.
Can I take it while pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive? +
No in pregnancy or breastfeeding. NCCIH warns about black cohosh, ginkgo, ashwagandha and passionflower there. If you are trying to conceive, ask a clinician first; we make no fertility claim.
Does it contain kava? +
No. None of the 13 herbs on the Happy Surfer label is kava. Do not confuse it with Happy Surfer Plus, which is a different product.
How much damiana is in the pack? +
The Damiana bottle lists 1000 mg per capsule. Women's Libido and Happy Surfer add undisclosed amounts inside proprietary blends, so the combined amount is not disclosed.
Can I take it with a blood thinner? +
Not unless your doctor agrees. Ginkgo is in 2 bottles, and NCCIH says Asian ginseng may also interfere with blood clotting.
Can I take it with hormone therapy or after breast cancer? +
Ask your doctor first. NCCIH says it is uncertain whether black cohosh is safe for women who have had hormone-sensitive conditions.
Are the capsules vegan? +
Yes. All 3 labels list a vegan capsule of cellulose, glycerin and water.
The Women's Libido Power Pack is 3 bottles for adult women who want traditional herbal wellness support: Damiana, Women's Libido™ and Happy Surfer™. Take 1 capsule from each bottle daily; each 60-capsule bottle lasts 2 months. Key cautions: do not use it during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. Damiana is in all 3 bottles and ginkgo is in 2. Ginkgo matters if you take a blood thinner, and Happy Surfer contains black cohosh, linked to liver concerns.
What's in the Women's Libido Power Pack
The pack holds 3 full-size bottles. All details below come from the labels.
Product
Form and count
Serving per label
Key ingredients per label
Lasts at label serving
Damiana
Vegan capsules, 60
1 Vegan Capsule daily
Damiana leaf 1000 mg
60 days (2 months)
Women's Libido™
Vegan capsules, 60
1 Vegan Capsule daily
1000 mg proprietary blend: sarsaparilla, longjack, maca, muira puama, damiana, ginseng, ginkgo, tribulus terrestris, horny goat weed
60 days (2 months)
Happy Surfer™
Vegan capsules, 60
1 Vegan Capsule daily
1000 mg proprietary blend: passionflower, damiana, eleuthero, kudzu, lavender, oatstraw, ashwagandha, lemon balm, gotu kola, black cohosh, ginkgo, rosemary, rhodiola
60 days (2 months)
Amounts in the blends. Women's Libido and Happy Surfer are proprietary blends, so the label gives the total and not the amount of each herb. The Happy Surfer label lists no kava.
Why These 3 Bottles Together
This set pairs a single traditional herb with two broad herb blends. We do not claim it treats a sexual health condition or fertility.
Damiana is a single herb with a stated amount.
Women's Libido™ combines herbs such as maca, muira puama, ginseng and tribulus.
Happy Surfer™ is a calming blend, included because stress and mood can affect desire. It has the broadest list of cautions.
Damiana is in all 3 bottles, and ginkgo is in 2. You get 1000 mg of damiana from the Damiana bottle, plus undisclosed amounts from the 2 blends, so the combined amount is not disclosed. The ginkgo amounts are also not disclosed.
Bundle Value
Bought together, the Women's Libido Power Pack costs about 18% less than buying the 3 bottles separately, based on our own prices as of November 2026. Prices can change, so check the current price of each bottle before you compare.
How to Take It: One Daily Schedule
The labels give 1 capsule daily for each bottle. Only Damiana names a time.
When
Bottle
Per day (label)
Bottle lasts
Earlier in the day
Damiana
1 capsule
60 days
Any regular time
Women's Libido™
1 capsule
60 days
Any regular time
Happy Surfer™
1 capsule
60 days
That is 3 capsules a day in total. Do not take more than the labels direct.
Who Should Not Use It, and Interactions
Do not use during pregnancy or while breastfeeding, or while trying to conceive without advice. NCCIH says black cohosh may not be safe in pregnancy or while breastfeeding, ginkgo may be unsafe in pregnancy, ashwagandha should be avoided in pregnancy and not used while breastfeeding, and passionflower should not be used during pregnancy.
Blood thinners. NCCIH says ginkgo may increase the risk of bleeding in people taking anticoagulant drugs such as warfarin, and that Asian ginseng may interfere with blood clotting. Ginkgo is in 2 bottles. Do not use this pack with a blood thinner unless your doctor agrees.
If you...
Why it matters
What to do
Have had breast or uterine cancer, or another hormone-sensitive condition
NCCIH says it is uncertain whether black cohosh is safe for women who have had hormone-sensitive conditions such as breast or uterine cancer.
Ask your oncologist or doctor first.
Have a liver condition, or notice dark urine, jaundice or unusual tiredness
NCCIH reports concerns that black cohosh may cause liver damage in some people, and rare cases linking liver injury to ashwagandha. Gotu kola has published liver-injury case reports.
Stop and call your doctor if symptoms appear.
Take diabetes medicine, or have diabetes
NCCIH says to consult a health care provider before using Asian ginseng if you have diabetes, and lists diabetes medicines among those ashwagandha might interact with.
Ask your prescriber before starting.
Have an autoimmune disease or a thyroid disorder
NCCIH says Asian ginseng may worsen autoimmune disorders, and ashwagandha is not recommended with autoimmune or thyroid disorders.
Ask your doctor first.
Take sedatives, or medicine for blood pressure, seizures or thyroid, or immunosuppressants
NCCIH lists these medicines among those ashwagandha might interact with, reports an interaction between rhodiola and losartan, and notes passionflower can cause drowsiness.
Ask your prescriber before starting.
Have surgery planned
Ashwagandha is not recommended before surgery. NCCIH says to talk with your provider if you take passionflower within 2 weeks of surgery. Ginkgo and ginseng can matter for bleeding.
Tell your prescriber and surgeon you take this pack.
Have trouble sleeping
NCCIH says insomnia is the most common side effect of Asian ginseng, and rhodiola can cause it too.
Take earlier in the day, and stop if sleep worsens.
Sources: NCCIH (Black Cohosh, Ginkgo, Ashwagandha, Asian Ginseng, Passionflower, Rhodiola). Not every herb in these blends has a federal safety page, so this list is not exhaustive. Tribulus, muira puama, longjack and horny goat weed have no federal safety page that we could use, so ask a practitioner about them.
What to Expect and When to Reassess
This pack is a dietary supplement. Desire is shaped by stress, hormones, medicines and relationships, and the labels give no course length. If a medicine or health change may be involved, ask your clinician.
All 3 bottles last 60 days, so plan a review before you reorder.
Reassess with a practitioner after finishing the first bottle, and bring all 3 labels.
NCCIH says ashwagandha may be safe up to 3 months and rhodiola possibly safe up to 12 weeks, so ask about both before a second round.
How It Differs From the Men's Libido Pack
The Men's Libido Power Pack™ shares only the Damiana bottle with this set. Its other 3 bottles are different formulas, and it has no Happy Surfer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What comes in the Women's Libido Power Pack? +
3 bottles: Damiana, Women's Libido™ and Happy Surfer™. Each holds 60 vegan capsules at a label serving of 1 capsule a day.
How long does one pack last? +
Each bottle lasts 60 days, or about 2 months, at the label serving of 1 capsule a day.
Can I take it while pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive? +
No in pregnancy or breastfeeding. NCCIH warns about black cohosh, ginkgo, ashwagandha and passionflower there. If you are trying to conceive, ask a clinician first; we make no fertility claim.
Does it contain kava? +
No. None of the 13 herbs on the Happy Surfer label is kava. Do not confuse it with Happy Surfer Plus, which is a different product.
How much damiana is in the pack? +
The Damiana bottle lists 1000 mg per capsule. Women's Libido and Happy Surfer add undisclosed amounts inside proprietary blends, so the combined amount is not disclosed.
Can I take it with a blood thinner? +
Not unless your doctor agrees. Ginkgo is in 2 bottles, and NCCIH says Asian ginseng may also interfere with blood clotting.
Can I take it with hormone therapy or after breast cancer? +
Ask your doctor first. NCCIH says it is uncertain whether black cohosh is safe for women who have had hormone-sensitive conditions.
Are the capsules vegan? +
Yes. All 3 labels list a vegan capsule of cellulose, glycerin and water.
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