Biotin 2500 mcg Capsules | Ambrosial | 60 Capsules

Biotin 2500 mcg Capsules provide 2,500 mcg of vitamin B7 in a convenient plant-based capsule format.

• 60 capsules per bottle
• Plant-based formula
• Easy to include in a daily routine
• Manufactured under the Ambrosial brand
• Designed to complement a balanced diet

• Brand: Ambrosial
• Supplement: Biotin / Vitamin B7
• Strength: 2500 mcg
• Count: 60 capsules
• Form: Plant-based capsules
• Intended users: Adults

Normal nutrient metabolism
Biotin contributes to the normal metabolism of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins.

Convenient vitamin B7 intake
Provides a measured source of biotin in an easy-to-use capsule.

Daily nutritional support
Can complement a varied diet when additional biotin is considered appropriate.

Hair, skin, and nail routine
May be included as part of a broader nutritional and personal-care routine without promising cosmetic or medical results.

Biotin – 2500 mcg
Biotin, also called vitamin B7, is a water-soluble vitamin involved in the normal metabolism of fats, carbohydrates, and amino acids.

Evidence for improving hair, skin, or nails in people without a biotin deficiency remains limited.

• Clear single-nutrient formula
• 2,500 mcg of biotin per listed serving
• 60 convenient capsules
• Plant-based capsule format
• Easy to include in an adult daily routine
• Suitable for people who prefer capsules

Follow the serving instructions printed on the product label or the directions provided by a healthcare professional.

Take with water and do not exceed the recommended serving. If the packaging instructions differ from the information displayed online, follow the original product label and contact the store for clarification.

The product may be considered by adults who:

• Want a convenient source of vitamin B7
• Prefer a plant-based capsule
• Are building a balanced nutritional routine
• Want nutritional support alongside appropriate hair, skin, and nail care

Persistent or sudden hair loss, skin changes, or brittle nails should be medically evaluated because they can have causes unrelated to biotin intake.

Biotin may interfere with certain laboratory tests and can produce inaccurate results, including some thyroid hormone and cardiac marker tests.

Tell your doctor and laboratory professional that you use biotin before undergoing blood tests. Follow their instructions regarding whether and when supplementation should be paused.