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Supplements and Medicines: What To Ask Before You Start

Questions to bring to your doctor or pharmacist before you add any supplement.

Supplements feel simple, but many herbs and hormone-related ingredients act on the same pathways as medicines. That is why the best first step is always a short conversation.

Bring the Label

Take the bottle, or a photo of the label, to your doctor or pharmacist so they can check every ingredient against your medicines.

Know the Higher-Risk Ingredients

Hormone precursors such as DHEA, ingredients with natural L-DOPA such as mucuna, and ginkgo can interact with medicines.

Anatomy of a supplement label

Supplement Facts1Serving sizeIs it one capsule or two?2Amount per servingThe real milligram numbers.3% Daily ValueShows "†" when none is set.4Other ingredientsFillers and allergens.

Simplified illustration of a Supplement Facts panel.

Read the Warnings Twice

Warnings tell you who should ask a doctor first: pregnant or nursing women, people on medication, people planning surgery.

Read the Erexafil safety guide before you order.

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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Erexafil is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Individual results vary.