Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Reparagen is correctly termed a complementary medicine, which means that it can be taken with other approaches. It is important to note that the Vincaria® component in Reparagen is the only botanical that has been shown to prevent the damaging side-effects of NSAIDS (aspirin like drugs) on the gut.

No. Reparagen is an all natural, complementary medicine that does not require a prescription or physician approval. However, as with any dietary supplement, you should consult your healthcare provider prior to use.
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It is not necessary to take Reparagen with meals, as it is not irritating to the stomach. Indeed, Reparagen protects the gut from damage caused by a number of agents (drugs like aspirin and ibuprofen, chemicals, acid, infection). read more

Whatever helps you remember to take it is the key. Reparagen activity has flexibility with your schedule so if it is easier to take it once a day then take it once a day: you will still reap the benef read more

Certainly if there is residual pain and discomfort then the dose can be increased. Reparagen is remarkably safe and you can safely take 4-6 capsules if that meets your needs (safety studies failed to find any toxicity even at doses 300 or 700 times the recommended dose). read more

"Reparagen® has excellent safety profile but has not been tried with all pharmaceuticals and combination therapies. As with any dietary supplement, consult your healthcare provider before use. Please refer them to our website which provides safety and efficacy information suitable for the professional community."

The technology that underpins Reparagen’s unique actions and benefits can be used to address a number of disorders beyond joint health, especially the myriad of complications associated with aging (arthritis, osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, etc). read more

"'Reparagen plus Glucosamine" contains Glucosamine sulfate 2KCl, the form with the best clinical evidence of support and the only form available via this website. This is a cost effective way to get both the benefits of Reparagen and also active glucosamine.'"

"To be 'organic', the material and process must be 'certified' by an American or European company at a hefty fee purportedly assuring that they have not been contaminated with pesticides and that the machinery used to produce the final product is "pesticide free". No Amazonian ingredient is truly certified 'organic' as this is an expensive process and the indigenous peoples cannot afford pesticides in the growing of their natural products. All ingredients in this product are pesticide free, cultivated by traditional means or wild harvested."

"It is theoretically possible to grow these medicinal plants outside of the Amazon and Andes regions although we are unsure if they would still maintain their potent properties. However, we believe any attempt to do so would be unethical as it would not allow the indigenous peoples to benefit from their own culture and heritage."