iGenics Safety: Who Should Ask a Doctor First

A good routine starts with a sensible look at who a product is for. This page keeps that look short, so you can decide quickly and, if needed, arrive at your doctor with the right questions. For the product itself, see the iGenics guide.

How to start

The label dose is two capsules daily, with water. In week one, the only thing to get right is a steady time of day.

Checking with your doctor first applies to any supplement and takes a minute. It is the best first step here too.

Ingredients worth a second thought

This list is short, and it comes from reading the label.

If this applies to you	Why we mention it
You take blood thinners	The formula contains ginkgo and turmeric, both active plant ingredients, so ask your doctor first
You take other prescription medicine	Keep going with it as directed, and ask before adding iGenics
You are pregnant or nursing	Vitamin A is in the formula, so speak to a doctor before beginning
You have prescribed eye drops or eye treatment	Keep using them as directed, and tell your eye doctor about any supplement
Your vision has changed	See an eye doctor, whether or not you take a supplement

None of this says a problem will happen. It says a short chat with a professional is the quickest way to be sure.

Medicines come first

Whatever you are prescribed, keep it going, and raise iGenics with your doctor before it joins your day. With a blood thinner on your list, start there, and bring the ingredient list from our ingredient page.

Questions for your doctor

• I take a blood thinner. Is a capsule with ginkgo and turmeric suitable alongside it?
• I take another prescribed drug. Is any line on this label a concern?
• I am pregnant or nursing. Is it better to wait because of the vitamin A?
• I use prescribed eye drops. Is there anything I should change?

If you feel unwell

Stop and talk to a health professional. The 180-day money-back guarantee on each package also lets you contact ScienceGenics product support or ClickBank order support about a refund. Your confirmation number and purchase date make that quicker.

A quiet reminder

iGenics is a dietary supplement. It is not a medicine, and nothing on this page is medical advice. Everyone responds differently to a supplement, and results vary. The seller says a US plant with GMP certification makes it, from ingredients tested by third parties.