Good Health Biotin Pro Liquid (Oral Shots) 10,000mcg
Product Overview
Good Health Biotin Pro Liquid contains biotin (vitamin B7) in a 10,000 mcg oral shot formulation designed to support hair, skin and nail health and energy metabolism. Available for delivery across Pakistan with home delivery options.
Key Benefits
Biotin supports metabolic and structural functions that help keep hair, skin and nails healthy.
- May help improve hair strength and nail brittleness when deficiency exists.
- Supports normal energy production from food.
- Convenient liquid shot form for once-daily use.
Directions for Use
Read labels and follow your doctor or pharmacist’s instructions before use.
Adults
- Typical over-the-counter practice is once daily; follow the product label or a prescriber’s advice.
- Take with food if you experience stomach upset.
Children (Paediatric)
Paediatric use of high-dose 10,000 mcg biotin is not routinely established; use only on a doctor’s recommendation.
Pregnancy & Breastfeeding
Brief guidance about pregnancy and breastfeeding safety is provided below.
Pregnancy
Safety in pregnancy at very high doses is not clearly established; use only on a doctor’s advice.
Breastfeeding
Biotin is generally considered safe in breastfeeding at usual supplement doses, but high-dose use should be discussed with a healthcare provider.
Precautions & Interactions
Important precautions and interaction considerations to review before use.
Precautions
- Do not exceed recommended dose without medical advice.
- Stop and see a doctor if you develop an allergic reaction (rash, swelling, difficulty breathing).
- Inform your doctor or lab if you are taking high-dose biotin before any blood tests.
Major Drug & Product Interactions
List of well-known, relevant interaction risks.
- Laboratory tests: High-dose biotin can falsely alter results on several lab assays (including some thyroid and cardiac tests); labs may ask you to stop biotin 48–72 hours before testing.
- Certain anticonvulsant medicines may lower biotin levels; discuss combined use with your prescriber.
Adverse Effects
Short note on tolerability and warning signs to watch for.
Common Side Effects
- Mild stomach upset.
- Skin rash or acne-like breakouts in some users.
Serious Side Effects
- Severe allergic reaction (hives, swelling of face/lips, difficulty breathing) — stop and seek emergency care.
- Risk of misleading laboratory results that could lead to incorrect diagnoses; inform clinicians about biotin use before testing.
Product Overview
Good Health Biotin Pro Liquid contains biotin (vitamin B7) in a 10,000 mcg oral shot formulation designed to support hair, skin and nail health and energy metabolism. Available for delivery across Pakistan with home delivery options.
Key Benefits
Biotin supports metabolic and structural functions that help keep hair, skin and nails healthy.
- May help improve hair strength and nail brittleness when deficiency exists.
- Supports normal energy production from food.
- Convenient liquid shot form for once-daily use.
Directions for Use
Read labels and follow your doctor or pharmacist’s instructions before use.
Adults
- Typical over-the-counter practice is once daily; follow the product label or a prescriber’s advice.
- Take with food if you experience stomach upset.
Children (Paediatric)
Paediatric use of high-dose 10,000 mcg biotin is not routinely established; use only on a doctor’s recommendation.
Pregnancy & Breastfeeding
Brief guidance about pregnancy and breastfeeding safety is provided below.
Pregnancy
Safety in pregnancy at very high doses is not clearly established; use only on a doctor’s advice.
Breastfeeding
Biotin is generally considered safe in breastfeeding at usual supplement doses, but high-dose use should be discussed with a healthcare provider.
Precautions & Interactions
Important precautions and interaction considerations to review before use.
Precautions
- Do not exceed recommended dose without medical advice.
- Stop and see a doctor if you develop an allergic reaction (rash, swelling, difficulty breathing).
- Inform your doctor or lab if you are taking high-dose biotin before any blood tests.
Major Drug & Product Interactions
List of well-known, relevant interaction risks.
- Laboratory tests: High-dose biotin can falsely alter results on several lab assays (including some thyroid and cardiac tests); labs may ask you to stop biotin 48–72 hours before testing.
- Certain anticonvulsant medicines may lower biotin levels; discuss combined use with your prescriber.
Adverse Effects
Short note on tolerability and warning signs to watch for.
Common Side Effects
- Mild stomach upset.
- Skin rash or acne-like breakouts in some users.
Serious Side Effects
- Severe allergic reaction (hives, swelling of face/lips, difficulty breathing) — stop and seek emergency care.
- Risk of misleading laboratory results that could lead to incorrect diagnoses; inform clinicians about biotin use before testing.
| Manufacturer | Good Health |
|---|---|
| Ingredients | Biotin |
| Size | Pack of 1 |
| Prescription Required | No |
| Form | Oral Solution |
| PrePayment | No |
| FreeShipment | No |
| Top Selling | No |
| Hot Deals | No |
| Sponsored | No |
| Medicated | No |