Medical & General Disclaimer

FDA statement

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Dietary supplements are regulated in the United States as foods, not as drugs. The FDA does not review or approve dietary supplements for safety or effectiveness before they are marketed. A product being legally sold does not mean any government agency has verified that it works.

Not medical advice

We are publishers, not doctors, dietitians or pharmacists. Nothing on this site constitutes medical, clinical, nutritional or professional advice, and no doctor-patient relationship is created by reading it. Individual health circumstances vary enormously, and only a qualified professional who knows your history can advise you.

Consult a professional before use

You should speak to a doctor or pharmacist before taking any dietary supplement, and particularly if you:

• Are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or nursing
• Are under 18 years of age
• Have a diagnosed medical condition of any kind
• Take prescription medication — especially diuretics or lithium, which can interact with horsetail, or antibiotics, whose absorption zinc can reduce
• Have a known allergy or sensitivity to any listed ingredient
• Are scheduled for surgery

Botanical ingredients interact with medications more often than people expect. Take the product label with you so your doctor or pharmacist can see the full ingredient list.

Results vary

No dietary supplement changes skin on its own, and none replaces sun protection. Any result depends on diet, sun exposure, sleep, skincare, genetics, age, medication, medical conditions and consistency of use. Outcomes described anywhere on this site or in any product's marketing are not typical, not guaranteed, and should not be taken as what you should expect.

Biotin and laboratory tests

Supplements containing biotin can interfere with a wide range of laboratory blood tests, including thyroid panels and troponin — the marker used to diagnose heart attacks — producing falsely high or falsely low results. The FDA has issued safety communications on this. Tell any doctor ordering blood work that you take a biotin-containing supplement, and ask whether you should stop beforehand.

Accuracy of information

We make a reasonable effort to be accurate, but we make no warranty that content here is complete, current or error-free. Product formulations, labels, pricing and policies change without notice. Always read the label on the product you actually receive, and confirm pricing and terms on the official order page before buying.

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Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, vitarenovas.com and its operators accept no liability for any loss, injury or damage arising from use of, or reliance on, information published on this site. You use this site and act on its content entirely at your own risk.

In an emergency

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