How to take peptide bioregulators | GAVAU.LT
Peptide bioregulators are taken in courses: capsules are swallowed with water, and sublingual drops are dropped under the tongue. The length the manufacturer states depends on the form: cytomax capsules 1–3 months, cytogen capsules 10–30 days, sublingual drops 1 month. The exact daily dose and course length are always given on the label of the particular product — they must not be exceeded. The schedule below is the general scheme given by the manufacturer; it does not replace the label and is not an individual recommendation.
Contents
Dosage by form
Capsules
package of 20, 30, 60 or 90 capsules
- How to take: the capsule is swallowed without chewing, with water
- When: the manufacturer states that it is taken with food
- Dose: the daily dose and the number of times a day are given on the product label
- Course length: the length the manufacturer states depends on the form: cytomax capsules 1–3 months, cytogen capsules 10–30 days, sublingual drops 1 month
Sublingual drops
10 ml bottle with a dropper
- Dose: for adults – 5–6 drops under the tongue 3–4 times a day
- When: the manufacturer states that they are taken 10–15 minutes before food
- Course length: 1 month. The course may be repeated after 3–6 months
- Label: the daily dose and the course length are given on the product label
Courses and repeating them
Peptide bioregulators are not taken continuously but in courses. The length the manufacturer states depends on the form (cytomax capsules 1–3 months, cytogen capsules 10–30 days, sublingual drops 1 month), and the course is usually repeated several times a year, with breaks in between. The particular schedule depends on the product and is given on the label.
Course
The length the manufacturer states depends on the form: cytomax capsules 1–3 months, cytogen capsules 10–30 days, sublingual drops 1 month.
Break
For sublingual drops the manufacturer states that the course may be repeated after 3–6 months.
Repeating
The course is usually repeated several times a year, with breaks in between.
What not to do
- warning Do not exceed the stated daily dose. A larger dose does not mean a better result.
- warning Do not change the way you take your medicines on your own. A food supplement is not a substitute for medicine.
- warning Do not take it if you belong to a group the product is not intended for — see the list of restrictions.
How to store
The exact storage conditions are given on the package.
Frequently asked questions about use
When is it best to take them — in the morning or in the evening?
The manufacturer does not state a time of day separately; what matters more is keeping to the number of times a day given on the label and to the timing relative to food (capsules — with food, sublingual drops — 10–15 minutes before food).
Can several different peptide bioregulators be taken at the same time?
The manufacturer presents the different directions as combinable with one another. When combining several supplements, and especially when taking medicines, consult your doctor or pharmacist.
What should I do if I forget a dose?
There is no need to double a missed dose — take the next dose at the usual time.
Which form is absorbed faster?
Sublingual drops are placed under the tongue; the manufacturer states that this avoids first-pass metabolism in the liver, so the manufacturer presents this form as an alternative for those who find the capsule form inconvenient. A comparison of the forms: Peptide forms.
