What is Biotin (Vitamin B7)?

Biotin (Vitamin B7) is a hair & nails ingredient. Co-factor in keratin synthesis, supports hair strength, growth and nail resilience.

How does Biotin (Vitamin B7) work?

Biotin acts as a cofactor for carboxylase enzymes involved in fatty-acid and amino-acid metabolism, both essential to keratin formation in hair and nails. Worth being honest about the evidence: the clearest benefits appear where biotin is genuinely low. In people who are not deficient, the research supporting dramatic hair or nail change is thin. High doses can also skew certain laboratory blood tests, including thyroid and cardiac markers, so it is worth mentioning to a doctor before blood work.

How should I take Biotin (Vitamin B7)?

Take daily with breakfast. Visible changes typically appear after 12 weeks of use.

Where is Clekina's Biotin (Vitamin B7) sourced?

Pharmaceutical-grade biotin produced in a GMP-certified facility in Switzerland. Because there is no farm or village behind this one, what we ask for instead is the paperwork: identity and purity assay, residual solvent screening, heavy metals and batch traceability. We would rather say plainly that this is a manufactured vitamin than dress it in a story it does not have.

Biotin (Vitamin B7)

Cofactor en la síntesis de queratina: favorece la fuerza capilar, el crecimiento y la resistencia de las uñas.

La historia del lugar

Not a harvested plant but a synthesised vitamin, made in European pharmaceutical facilities and identical in structure to the biotin found in egg yolk, liver, nuts and oats.

Fuentes

Biotin de grado farmacéutico producida en una instalación con certificación GMP en Switzerland.

Qué hace

La Biotin actúa como cofactor de las enzimas carboxilasas que intervienen en el metabolismo de los ácidos grasos y los aminoácidos; ambos son esenciales para la formación de queratina en el cabello y las uñas.

Cómo usarlo

Tomar a diario con el desayuno. Los cambios visibles suelen aparecer tras 12 semanas de uso.

Form

5,000 mcg por cápsula

, Una revisión de 18 casos documentados concluyó que el aporte de suplementos de biotin es más eficaz cuando existe una deficiencia subyacente.