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Frequently asked questions
How does Dose for your Liver work?
Dose for your Liver works by supporting healthy liver function at the source. The doctor-formulated blend helps maintain the liver's natural metabolic function while supporting healthy liver enzyme levels and bile flow. When your liver is supported, it can focus on essential functions, including its natural waste-processing function.*
When can I expect results with Dose for your Liver?
For best results, Dose for your Liver should be used on a consistent, daily basis for 3-6 months. In a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical study, more than 80% of participants taking Dose for your Liver saw a positive impact on key liver enzyme levels after 3 months.*²
How will I feel when taking Dose for your Liver?
Everyone's experience is unique. While many users report feeling energized and experiencing digestive comfort, the liver performs many of its most important functions behind the scenes. We encourage you to validate your results through routine blood work with your healthcare provider, including tracking your liver enzyme levels.*
Does Dose for your Liver have any known medication interactions?
If you have a medical condition or are taking any medication, we recommend consulting with your healthcare provider before using Dose for your Liver.
Can I use Dose for your Liver while pregnant or nursing?
If you are pregnant or nursing, we recommend consulting with your doctor before using Dose for your Liver. Keep out of reach of children.
Is Dose for your Liver approved by the FDA?
Dose for your Liver is a dietary supplement. Unlike prescription drugs, dietary supplements are not approved by the FDA. We are compliant with FDA standards to ensure we meet current good manufacturing practices (cGMP) and labeling regulations.
Dose for your Liver is manufactured under cGMP standards in an NSF-certified facility and backed by randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical studies. We hold our formulas to that standard, not because the FDA requires it for supplements, but because we believe that quality matters.
Does Dose for your Liver work?
Yes. Dose for your Liver is clinically proven to promote healthy liver enzyme levels.* In a 3-month, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical study, 81% of participants saw a positive impact on ALT levels, 85% on AST, 81% on ALP, and 94% on GGT.*²
What are the side effects of Dose for your Liver?
In clinical studies (3-6 months) on Dose for your Liver, no adverse side effects were reported. If you have a sensitive stomach, we recommend taking Dose for your Liver after a meal. If you have a medical condition or are taking any medication, we recommend consulting with your healthcare provider before use.
What is in Dose for your Liver?
Dose for your Liver is plant-based and made with organic herbs: turmeric extract, milk thistle, and ginger. It is non-GMO, gluten-free, vegan, and kosher.
When is the best time to take Dose for your Liver?
Dose for your Liver can be taken at any time of day, with or without food. Consistency matters more than timing. If you take 2 shots per day, we recommend taking one in the morning and one in the evening. Those with a sensitive stomach may prefer taking Dose after a meal.
Does Dose for your Liver need to be refrigerated?
Dose for your Liver does not need to be refrigerated before opening. Unopened bottles are shelf-stable for up to 24 months. Refrigerate after opening and use within 30 days.
What makes Dose for your Liver different from other liver supplements?
Dose for your Liver is a liquid supplement. The liquid format delivers nutrients in a readily absorbable form over some pills and capsules, with less strain on your gut.*
While most liver supplements use clinically studied ingredients, many do not clinically test the entire formula. Dose for your Liver is vetted by clinical testing and clinically proven to support liver function. In a clinical study, Dose for your Liver positively impacted ALT, AST, ALP, and GGT, key liver enzyme markers measured in routine bloodwork.*²