Quicksilver Scientific Peace Serum

Perimenopause doesn't pause for your goals. Among other things, the sleep disruption, mood shifts, and other changes that can come with declining progesterone make consistency harder to hold onto. Peace Serum is a topical option some women use during that transition. It's worth discussing with your physician before adding a hormone product like this to your routine, even one applied to the skin rather than taken by mouth.

Peace Serum delivers 8mg of bioidentical progesterone per 2 pumps, applied topically, using Quicksilver's lipid nanoemulsion technology for absorption through the skin.

A Topical Option Instead of Oral Hormones – Applied to the skin rather than taken by mouth, this format is one way some women choose to use bioidentical progesterone during perimenopause and menopause.

A Measured, Consistent Dose – Each 2-pump application delivers a specific 8mg amount, rather than an imprecise scoop from a jar.

A Formula Built for Skin Absorption – The lipid nanoemulsion delivery is designed to help the hormone and other ingredients absorb through the skin instead of sitting on the surface.

Peace Serum delivers progesterone derived from the plant sterol diosgenin, formulated at 8mg per 2-pump dose. The base also includes L-theanine, green tea extract, and hyaluronic acid, delivered through Quicksilver's lipid nanoemulsion technology designed to help ingredients absorb through the skin rather than sit on the surface.

How to Use Peace Serum

Dose: Apply 2 pumps (8mg progesterone) to smooth skin areas such as wrists, inner arms, thighs, neck, abdomen, or chest, once or twice daily, or as directed by your healthcare practitioner. For external use only.

Note: Progesterone is a hormone with real physiological effects, and it's not appropriate for everyone. Talk to your physician before starting this or any hormone therapy, especially if you have a history of hormone-sensitive cancers, blood clots, liver disease, or unexplained vaginal bleeding, or if you're pregnant, breastfeeding, or planning to become pregnant.