FAQ’s

Q1) What is Rositol?

Rositol is an inositol supplement scientifically formulated to promote menstrual regularity and normal ovarian function. Rositol contains a powder, packaged in a convenient, single-serving sachet. It is designed to be mixed with water or any other beverage. Each sachet provides 2000 mg of myo-inositol and 50 mg of D-chiro-inositol, in the body’s normal ratio of 40 to 1.

Q2) What is inositol?

Inositol is a nutrient found in fruits, beans, grains, and nuts and is also made by the body. Studies have shown that inositol improves the way the body uses insulin and promotes normal hormone levels, which in turn promote regular menstrual cycles and normal ovarian function.* Inositol also supports normal lipid levels, and promotes egg quality in certain women trying to conceive.*

Q3) What is the recommended dosage of Rositol?

The recommended dosage of Rositol is one sachet, twice a day.

Q4) How is Rositol different than other inositol supplements?

Rositol contains a combination of myo-inositol and D-chiro-inositol, in the body’s normal ratio of 40 to 1. Recent studies have shown that taking a combination of these two forms, in this ratio, is more beneficial than taking myo-inositol or D-chiro inositol. Rositol is packaged in a convenient, single-serving sachet to empty into water or other beverage. Each sachet contains a powder, with 2000 mg of myo-inositol + 50 mg of D-chiro-inositol.

Q5) Who is likely to benefit from Rositol?

Women trying to promote normal hormone and lipid levels and regular menstrual cycles may benefit from taking Rositol. For some women trying to conceive, inositol may promote egg quality.* Women trying to conceive should take Rositol along with a preconception prenatal supplement.

Q6) Can I take Rositol with prescription medications or other dietary supplements?

Rositol can be taken along with most other nutritional supplements and prescription medications. One precaution is DHEA. DHEA may raise testosterone levels and counteract the potential beneficial effects of an inositol dietary supplement in certain individuals. However, some individuals may benefit from taking both nutrients together. Please talk with your doctor or other healthcare providers if you are considering taking these two nutrients together and follow his or her recommendations.

Also, please ask your doctor or other healthcare provider about taking Rositol with metformin as both may affect insulin levels. Both inositol and Metformin have been shown to affect insulin levels. Using them together may result in additive effects. Please ask your doctor or other healthcare provider about taking Rositol with Metformin or taking Rositol instead of metformin. Close monitoring of daily blood glucose levels is advised.

Q7) When is the best time to begin using Rositol?

Rositol can be started at any time. It is recommended to take one sachet of Rositol, twice a day at approximately the same time every day.

Q8) When can I expect to see results?

It generally takes at least three months of daily inositol supplementation to see improvement in your test results and or the return of regular menstrual cycles.

Q9) How long should I take Rositol?

Once you see improvement, it is important to keep taking inositol for continued benefit. Be sure to follow up with your healthcare provider to monitor your progress.

Q10) Can I continue to take Rositol if I become pregnant?

Yes. Rositol is safe to continue throughout pregnancy. There is new research showing benefit from taking inositol during pregnancy. Check with your healthcare provider to learn more.

Q11) Can I continue to take Rositol while breastfeeding?

Yes. Rositol is safe to continue while breastfeeding.

Q12) Are there side effects from Rositol?

There are no expected side effects from Rositol. Studies have shown that inositol is safe and well-tolerated when taken at the typical recommended dose of 4000 mg a day. It is recommended to take Rositol with a meal. For example, mix one sachet of Rositol into liquid and drink with your breakfast, and mix one sachet of Rositol into liquid and drink along with your dinner.

Q13) Will Rositol increases my blood glucose (sugar) level?

No, Rositol should not increase your blood glucose level.  For more information, please ask to your healthcare provider.

Q14) How many sachets of Rositol come in a box?

One box of Rositol contains 14 sachets and is designed to last 7 days.

Q15) What is the recommended daily dosage of Rositol?

The recommended dosage is two sachets per day. Each sachet contains 2000 mg of myo-inositol plus 50 mg of D-chiro-inositol.

Q16) Can it help me lose weight?

According to the research, inositol may help with weight loss. Some studies have shown that women taking inositol have significant weight loss compared to women taking a placebo. It is always important to continue eating a healthful diet and be physically active while taking Rositol

Q17) What does the date printed on my Bionta Pharma product mean?

Bionta Pharma products list an EXP (expiration) date. To ensure best potency, keep your nutritional supplements in a cool dry place, away from heat and moisture and use before outer pack expiry date.