Supplement Facts
- Calories
- 5
- Organic Proprietary Extract Blend
- 1900 mg*
- Cramp Bark, Dong Quai Root, Chinese Peony Root, Ginger Rhizome, Lemon Balm Leaf
Other ingredients: Filtered water · Organic sugar cane ethanol (42–47%) · Organic vegetable glycerin. USDA Organic (CCOF). GMP-compliant. The Maddie Miles LLC, Austin, TX.
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Crampy
Period pain support — fast acting, deeply herbal.
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Supplement Facts
- Calories
- 5
- Organic Proprietary Extract Blend
- 1900 mg*
- Cramp Bark, Dong Quai Root, Chinese Peony Root, Ginger Rhizome, Lemon Balm Leaf
Other ingredients: Filtered water · Organic sugar cane ethanol (42–47%) · Organic vegetable glycerin. USDA Organic (CCOF). GMP-compliant. The Maddie Miles LLC, Austin, TX.
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Inside the Bottle
The herbs, named & honored.
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Cycle timing
When to take Crampy
Crampy is taken as needed, not daily — and it works best if you start slightly before the pain does.
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Cycle timing
When to take Crampy
Crampy is taken as needed, not daily — and it works best if you start slightly before the pain does.
Late luteal
Start one to two days before your bleed is due if you know your pattern.
Menstrual
One dropper at the first twinge, repeat up to three times a day.
Follicular
Not needed. Put the bottle away.
Ovulatory
Some women use it for mid-cycle ovulation pain.
Honest expectations
What actually happens, and when
No hype. This is the pattern most women describe, in order.
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Honest expectations
What actually happens, and when
No hype. This is the pattern most women describe, in order.
- 1
Cycle 1
First use
Crampy is acute-use. Most women take it at the first twinge and again a few hours later.
- 2
Cycle 2
Second period on it
You'll know your own rhythm — how early to start and how many doses you actually need.
- 3
Cycle 3
Pattern
Taking it in the two days before bleeding, rather than after pain lands, is what most women settle on.
- 4
Cycle 4+
Honest read
Crampy manages pain in the moment. If your cramps are getting worse cycle over cycle, that's a conversation for your provider.
From the bench
How it is made
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From the bench
How it is made
- I.
Harvest
Certified-organic herbs, bought whole and in season from growers we can name.
- II.
Macerate
Cold-macerated for weeks in organic cane alcohol and filtered water — no heat shortcuts.
- III.
Press
Hand-pressed to pull the marc dry, so the full-spectrum extract makes it into the bottle.
- IV.
Bench-blend
Blended by hand in small batches on the bench, to the exact formulation ratio.
- V.
Third-party test
Every batch leaves only after an independent lab clears identity and purity.
Crampy exists because 'take an ibuprofen and lie down' was the only advice I ever got. Cramp bark has been the herbalist's answer for a hundred and fifty years — it just never got dosed properly in a bottle you could buy. So we made that bottle.
— Maddie Miles, MS
Clinical Herbalist & Founder
Questions
The answers
When exactly should I take Crampy?
At the first twinge, and ideally a day or two before your bleed if your cycle is predictable. Up to three droppers a day during your period.
Is Crampy a daily formula?
No. It's an as-needed formula for the days around your bleed. Soothe is the daily one.
Can I take it with ibuprofen?
Many women do, but check with your provider — especially if you take pain relief regularly.
When does Crampy ship?
Crampy is available to pre-order now and ships by October 1, 2026. You're charged when you order and your place in the first batch is held.
Will it help with endometriosis pain?
We can't claim that. Crampy is a traditional antispasmodic formula for menstrual cramping — endometriosis needs a clinician, not a tincture.
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✦ From the founder
"Our hormones mean everything to us, and we make sure you walk through life in perfect balance."
I started Peace Love Hormones in 2019 in Austin, Texas. One clinical herbalist, five formulas, and a circle of women tired of being told their pain was normal.
Every bottle we ship is still small-batch, dosed with intention, and formulated by me. If it wouldn't sit on my own shelf, it doesn't go on yours.
— Maddie Miles, MS · Clinical Herbalist & Founder
The Long Story
From the herbalist's bench
The Long Story
From the herbalist's bench
Period cramps don't have to be your monthly normal. Crampy is a fast-acting herbal tincture formulated specifically for menstrual pain — not a painkiller that masks the problem, but a botanical formula that targets the root mechanisms behind cramping: smooth muscle spasm, prostaglandin-driven inflammation, and the hormonal imbalances that make some cycles worse than others. What Crampy Does for Period Pain Fast-acting relief in as little as 30 minutes — potent enough to cut through even your worst cramp days Targets cramping at the source — antispasmodic herbs directly relax the uterine muscles driving your pain Reduces prostaglandin-driven inflammation — the hormonal compounds responsible for cramp severity Absorbs 3-5x faster than capsules — tincture format delivers actives directly into the bloodstream Works preventively too — start 1-2 days before your period for dramatically milder cramps Key Ingredients in Crampy Cramp Bark (Viburnum opulus) The foundational herb for period pain. Cramp bark contains viburnum compounds that directly relax smooth muscle tissue — including the uterine muscles responsible for menstrual cramping. Its antispasmodic action is specific to the uterus, making it one of the most targeted natural remedies available for period pain. Ginger Root Research has shown ginger to be as effective as ibuprofen for menstrual pain relief. It works by inhibiting prostaglandin synthesis — reducing the inflammatory compounds that drive cramping intensity — while also easing the nausea that often accompanies severe cramps. Dong Quai Root The "female ginseng" of Traditional Chinese Medicine: a blood-moving tonic at the heart of classical women's formulas, used to ease cramping and support a steadier flow. Chinese Peony Root Paired with Dong Quai in the classical Si Wu Tang formula to smooth the cycle and ease tension. Lemon Balm Leaf A gentle nervine for the mood dips and nervous tension that ride along with a hard period. How to Use Crampy for Period Cramp Relief Take 1-2 dropperfuls (approximately 30-60 drops) in water or under the tongue. For acute cramping, take every 2-3 hours as needed. For best results, begin use 1-2 days before your period starts. Tinctures absorb sublingually within minutes — significantly faster than capsules or tea. Why a Tincture for Menstrual Cramps? Capsules and tablets must dissolve in your stomach before the active compounds can enter your bloodstream — a process that takes 45-90 minutes. When cramps hit, you don't have 90 minutes to wait. Crampy's liquid tincture format absorbs through the mucous membranes and begins working in 15-30 minutes. That difference matters when you're in pain.





