Biotin + Folic Acid

This combination is not habit-forming and is generally safe when used as directed.

This combination isunlikely to impair the mental alertness or coordination required while driving.

This combination is available over the counter, However, it is recommended to consult a doctor before you take this combination. The intake of this combination should align with your nutritional needs. 

This combination is not known to impact fertility. However, it is always best practice to inform your doctor before taking this medicine if you are pregnant or planning to become pregnant. 

No, this combination is not commonly associated with causing dry mouth.

It is recommended to avoid alcohol while taking this combination, as alcohol may affect the absorption of this combination. 

Take this combination for the prescribed duration even if you start feeling better. Your doctor will guide you on when to stop taking it.

The duration of treatment with this combination varies based on individual health needs and the specific conditions being addressed. It may range from short-term for acute deficiencies to long-term for chronic health support.

The best time to take this combination is during or immediately after food intake to increase absorption as well as to reduce the risk of stomach upset.

Yes, Biotin + Folic Acid can be taken as a hair supplement. Biotin, or vitamin B7, supports healthy hair growth and helps improve hair thickness and strength. Folic Acid, or vitamin B9, also promotes hair health. However, always ask your doctor for advice and do not take this medicine on your own.