Every amount is on the label. Two of the numbers need a word first.
Moerie's beauty capsules publish every single amount, with no proprietary blend, which is more than most of this shelf manages. Before you order, two figures deserve a proper look: the biotin dose, which is high enough to affect blood tests, and the price on the banner, which is a subscription price. Both are easy to handle once you know.
Get My Moerie →A blood pressure tablet gets mentioned. A hair vitamin feels like a shampoo, so it never comes up. Usually that is harmless. With this particular product it is worth breaking the habit, and the reason is a single number on the label.
High dose biotin is well documented to interfere with laboratory tests that use biotin based methods, which includes some thyroid panels and cardiac troponin assays. Interference can push a result high or low and lead to a wrong conclusion, and troponin is the test used when a heart attack is suspected.
This is not a reason to avoid the product. It is a reason to say "I take a biotin supplement" to your doctor and to the phlebotomist, and to ask whether to pause it beforehand. Most people never think to mention a hair vitamin, which is exactly why it is worth saying out loud here.
Serving size two vegan capsules, thirty servings per container. Read on 1 September 2026.
The three highlighted rows are the ones that stack. B12 at 2,500 percent of the daily value, copper at 166 percent and the biotin all add on top of whatever your multivitamin already gives you. If you take one, add the two labels together before deciding. Everything else here sits at sensible, ordinary amounts.
Read from the seller's live catalogue on 1 September 2026, in US dollars. Prices also exist in Canadian dollars, pounds and euros.
| Plan | Subscription | One-time | Renews |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 bottle | $64.99 | $69.99 | monthly |
| 2 bottles | $89.98 | $109.98 | 2 months |
| 3 bottles | $105.00 | $140.97 | quarterly |
The subscription really is cheaper, so it is a fair offer once you know it is one. The three bottle plan saves $35.97 against buying the same three outright. On that plan the cart line item itself reads "90-day subscription", so the wording is there, just not in the headline.
The seller states a 90 day money back guarantee in three separate places. Its checkout copy says something different: if you do not see noticeable hair growth within 60 days, it is on them, and you can keep the products.
The full policy page is rendered in the browser rather than served as HTML, so we could not read the binding text. Two windows, both published by the seller, and no verifiable document behind either. Ask support to confirm the window and the conditions in writing before you order, and keep the reply. We would rather tell you that than pick whichever number flatters the sale.
You have thyroid or cardiac blood work coming up and would rather not complicate it. You want a single purchase with no plan to cancel, which is possible here but is not the default. You are treating diagnosed hair loss, which is a doctor's job because the causes vary. Or you need a firm answer on the refund window before paying and support will not give one.
A vegan capsule supplement sold in bottles of 60. The serving is two capsules, giving 30 servings per bottle, and the capsules use a slow-release beadlet structure. The pack describes it as biotin and minerals. It is a supplement, not a medicine, and not a treatment for hair loss.
Yes. The $64.99 figure is the subscription price for one bottle a month; the one-time price is $69.99. The cart line item itself reads 90-day subscription on the three bottle plan. The seller's terms say plans renew automatically until cancelled, that you must cancel at least 48 hours before renewal, and that cancelling during the first term obliges you to return the discount.
Per two capsule serving: hyaluronic acid 45 mg, biotin 6 mg at 20,000 percent of the daily value, folic acid 600 mcg, vitamin B12 60 mcg, vitamin B6 12 mg, zinc 11 mg, selenium 50 mcg, copper 1.5 mg and vitamin E 10 mg, plus 10 calories and 1 g of fat. There is no proprietary blend, so every amount is visible.
Because 6 mg is roughly two hundred times the daily value, and high dose biotin is well documented to interfere with common laboratory blood tests that use biotin based methods, including some thyroid and cardiac troponin assays. That can produce misleading results. It is not a reason to avoid the product, but it is a reason to tell your doctor and the lab that you take it.
Read from the seller's live catalogue on 1 September 2026, in US dollars. One bottle: $64.99 on subscription or $69.99 one-time. Two bottles: $89.98 or $109.98. Three bottles: $105.00 or $140.97. Free shipping is tied to subscription orders.
The seller's own pages disagree. Three places say a 90 day money back guarantee, while the checkout copy says if you do not see noticeable hair growth within 60 days it is on them. We could not verify the full policy text because that page is rendered in the browser rather than served as HTML. Ask support to confirm the window in writing before you order.
Yes, and it is billed separately. The seller offers a 28-Day Challenge with a seven day free trial that then renews monthly at $22.49 in US dollars. Its own terms state that cancelling the challenge subscription is managed separately from the physical product subscription, so cancelling one does not cancel the other.
Three bottles at $105.00 on the quarterly plan, or $140.97 outright. Pick the tab on purpose, note the 48 hour rule, and mention the biotin before any blood test.
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