I'm sorry to hear of your loss. I don't know anything about the product you are asking about so can't offer any advice about that. I gave birth at the age of 42 so I will just offer you what advice I can from my perspective.

I had 3 pregnancies last year. The first two ended quite early. The third was a success. For the first two I was doing all sorts of things like taking different combinations of vitamins and avoiding caffeine and alcohol. For the successful one I didn't do anything at all and wasn't even taking folic acid (was not actively TTCing at the time) yet I still gave birth to a healthy bub.

I think when you get to our age you have a couple of hurdles. The first one is to get pregnant. I read somewhere recently that at the age of 42 the realistic chance of falling pregnant is something like 5%. That's why there are so many ladies of our age who have to have assistance to get pregnant. You've already shown you are capable of conceiving so you've jumped that hurdle successfully. You are very likely to be pregnant again soon. I think it took me 4 months then 3 months after each of my m/c's.

The next hurdle once falling pregnant is to stay pregnant. That ones a little harder. The problem with us is the quality of our aged eggs. If the quality is not good it's going to end up in an early miscarriage. I don't believe there's anything you can do about the quality of the egg so it's just a matter of hoping that a good quality one implants and then sticks. As I said it took me 3 goes last year to get a sticky one.

Take a pregnancy multivitamin that includes fishoil, temp so you know when you are most fertile and DTD every second day around that time to increase your chances.

In case you don't know there is a TTC thread here for older women (over 35). A word of warning though, many of the ladies in there are having to resort to assistance so it might be a little scary to look at their tickers.

Best of luck.