FAQs
Q1. How is Keraglo Eva different from taking a plain biotin supplement for hair loss?
A1. Biotin alone addresses only one nutritional pathway, and most people without a biotin deficiency see limited results from biotin supplementation in isolation. Keraglo Eva combines biotin with iron, Vitamin D2, copper, selenium, gamma-linolenic acid (GLA), and multiple amino acids including L-methionine and L-lysine — a formulation targeting several of the most common concurrent nutritional causes of hair loss in women. Iron and Vitamin D2 deficiencies are two of the most prevalent and underdiagnosed drivers of diffuse hair loss in Indian women, particularly in vegetarian diets; both are addressed here.
Q2. Who benefits most from Keraglo Eva?
A2. Women with diffuse hair thinning or excess daily shedding — particularly those with nutritional deficiencies (iron, Vitamin D, and selenium are common in India), post-pregnancy hair loss, or hair loss during periods of hormonal change such as thyroid adjustment or perimenopause. It is not a treatment for complete crown baldness or hairline recession (which require a different clinical approach), but it is highly effective for diffuse, nutritionally driven shedding.
Q3. How and when should I take it?
A3. One tablet daily, taken with or after a meal. Food aids absorption of the fat-soluble components including GLA and Vitamin D2, and reduces the chance of digestive discomfort from the iron. Taking it at the same time each day — with breakfast, for example — builds the consistency that produces measurable results.
Q4. How long before I see less shedding and visible improvement in hair?
A4. The hair growth cycle means nutritional changes take time to become visible. Reduced daily shedding is often noticeable at 8–12 weeks. Visible improvement in hair density — new growth filling in thinner areas — typically becomes apparent at 4–6 months of consistent daily use. Skipping doses regularly delays results significantly.
Q5. Can I take it alongside topical treatments like Kera M 5% Solution?
A5. Yes — oral supplements and topical minoxidil solutions work through entirely different mechanisms and combine well in a comprehensive hair loss protocol. Keraglo Eva addresses the nutritional environment for follicle health; Kera M 5% Solution works directly on scalp blood flow. Combining both under dermatologist guidance gives a more complete approach than either alone.
Q6. Are there any drug interactions or contraindications?
A6. The iron in this formula can interact with thyroid medications, certain antibiotics (tetracyclines and quinolones), and antacids — maintain a 2-hour gap between Keraglo Eva and those medications. Consult your doctor before use during pregnancy or breastfeeding. People with conditions affecting iron or copper metabolism (haemochromatosis, Wilson's disease) should seek medical advice before starting any multi-mineral supplement.
