Hair Restoration
Hair Force One Supplement
Nutritional support
Hair Force One combines iron, vitamin B12, zinc, vitamin C and biotin to support normal nutritional functions involved in overall health, including healthy hair.
Before you choose
- Hair thinning may have several contributors. Nutritional supplements are not a substitute for evaluating underlying causes.
- Hair Force One contains iron, methylcobalamin B12, zinc, vitamin C and biotin. Discuss whether these ingredients are appropriate for your health needs.
- Review current medications, other supplements and any relevant laboratory results with a qualified healthcare professional before use.
- Ask what benefit you could reasonably expect, whether you have a nutrient deficiency, and when to reassess your hair-health plan.
Treatment Details
Hair Force One is a nutritional supplement containing iron, methylcobalamin (vitamin B12), zinc, vitamin C and biotin. It is not a prescription hair-loss medication.
The ingredients have different roles. Here is what each is used for or being studied for:
- Iron — Red Blood Cells
- Helps the body transport oxygen. Too much iron can be harmful.
- Vitamin B12 — Nerves & Blood Cells
- Supports healthy nerves and red blood cell production.
- Zinc — Normal Growth & Repair
- An essential mineral; excess intake may cause harm.
- Vitamin C — Tissue Support
- Supports normal tissue functions and helps the body absorb iron.
- Biotin — Vitamin Support
- Supports normal metabolism, but extra biotin does not reliably improve hair growth without a relevant nutritional need.
This is a nutritional supplement, not a prescription hair-loss medicine. A qualified healthcare professional can help determine whether any nutrient deficiency or other cause of hair loss needs evaluation.
Nutritional support may be useful when a deficiency exists, but supplements do not necessarily reverse genetic or hormone-related hair loss.
Excess iron or zinc may be harmful, and biotin can interfere with certain laboratory tests. Review current supplements, pregnancy status, medications and relevant lab testing with your clinician.
- What might be causing my hair changes?
- Is this formula appropriate for my medical history?
- What evidence supports its ingredients?
- What side effects or interactions should I know about?
- What other options are available?
- How will we evaluate progress?
Your Next Step
Not sure whether this option fits?
Start with a free consultation. The care team can help you put your goals, health history and available options into context before you choose a path.