A 44-page evidence-informed guide and a 32-lesson interactive course. Fifteen minutes of reading tonight — and a full refund within 14 days if it doesn't help.
Read it cover to cover, or go straight to whatever is on your mind tonight.
The PCOS Companion44 pages · designed PDF
A designed book, not a Word document.
Every page is typeset and laid out: comparison tables, sourced callouts, chapter openers, and worksheets built to print and fill in by hand. Nothing below is a mockup — these are six pages straight out of the file you download.
Letter size
Print-ready
44 pages
12 chapters
4 worksheets
The four phenotypes, decodedYour cycle, hormone by hormoneYour labs, turned into questionsA sample week of mealsWord-for-word doctor scriptsPrintable 3-month cycle tracker
The course — included
A course you tap through, five minutes at a time.
Eight modules, 32 short lessons, checkpoint quizzes and progress that saves itself. It runs in your browser — phone included — with nothing to install.
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Your dashboard — eight modules, pick up where you left off
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Checkpoint quizzes at the end of every module
8modules
32lessons
5 mina day
$0extra — it's in the $27
Why it's different
Three things this deliberately isn't.
Most of what's sold to women with PCOS is a subscription, a diet, or a supplement. The Companion is none of those — on purpose.
Not a subscription
You pay once. Nothing renews.
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No upsells. No meal-plan subscription. No supplement funnel and no affiliate links anywhere.
Nothing to cancel — there is no account to close
Every future edition included, free
The four on-site tools stay free for everyone
14 days to change your mind, in full
Not a diet
Frameworks, not food rules.
There is no "PCOS diet" in here, because the research doesn't support one-size-fits-all rules. The Companion teaches frameworks instead: the plate method, glycemic load made intuitive, and movement that supports recovery rather than punishing cortisol.
No banned-foods list
No calorie targets to hit
A sample meal week that survives restaurants and birthdays
Supplements graded honestly — including the ones the evidence doesn't back
Not a replacement for your clinician
Built to be brought to a doctor.
A specialist appointment is typically far shorter than the list of questions you brought to it. This is educational only — designed to make that time count, not to replace it.
Word-for-word questions to ask at your next appointment
A lab-visit prep sheet you fill in the night before
Your labs translated into plain English, so results read like a paragraph
A whole chapter on advocating for better care
Education, not medical advice. It never diagnoses, never prescribes, and always points you back to your own clinician.
The guide, the course and the trackers — $27, once.
Everything above is what you get. No subscription, no upsells, and a full refund within 14 days if it isn't right for you.
An excerpt from the insulin chapter, in the guide's actual voice.
Sample excerpt · 3 minChapter 02 — The Insulin Connection
The insulin → androgen loop.
Here's the connection most appointments never have time to draw. Insulin is the hormone that moves sugar out of your blood and into your cells. In many people with PCOS, cells respond to it sluggishly — so the body compensates by making more of it.
And here's the twist: your ovaries never stopped listening. When insulin runs high, research suggests the ovaries respond by producing more androgens — hormones like testosterone that everyone has, just in different amounts. Higher androgens can disrupt ovulation, which affects cycles. Disrupted cycles and androgen effects are the very symptoms that brought you here.
The hopeful part: because it's a loop, it has entry points. Meal composition, movement, sleep, stress and — with your clinician — medication can each nudge insulin down, which research suggests can ease the androgen side too. The rest of the chapter walks through those levers, one small step at a time.
Quick check
When insulin runs high, what do the ovaries tend to do?
Pricing
You pay once. That's the whole model.
No subscription, no upsells, no supplement funnel. One purchase, lifetime access, every future edition included.
The PCOS Companion
$27one-time · lifetime access
Instant access to the guide and course on any device, the moment checkout completes.
Everything you get for $27
The 44-page evidence-informed guide — dense, sourced, zero filler
If it isn't right for you, it's free. Email within 14 days for a full refund — no forms, no pushback, no "are you sure."
Checkout is handled by Stripe. Your statement, receipt and email read "Wellness Guide — Digital Access" — the word PCOS never appears in your purchase records.
FAQ
The questions that decide it.
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What you're buying. A one-time digital purchase ($27 USD) granting personal, lifetime access to The PCOS Companion: a downloadable PDF guide with printable trackers, including all future editions.
Personal use. Your access is for you. Please don't redistribute, resell, or share the files or your access.
Educational only. The Companion is educational content — not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. See the full medical disclaimer in the footer.
Refunds. If it isn't right for you, email support@thecompanionguide.com within 14 days of purchase for a full refund — no forms, no interrogation.
Contact. For anything at all — support, refunds, or a question before you buy — write to support@thecompanionguide.com.
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Privacy, in plain language
What we collect. The email you use at checkout — used only to deliver and restore your access, never shared or sold. Everything you tap or type in the on-page tools (the calculators and the symptom quiz) is computed locally in your browser: those inputs are never stored on our servers and never transmitted anywhere.
What we never do. We never sell your data, never share your email with third parties for marketing, and never put “PCOS” on your receipt or statement.
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