💙 Elevate your heart health—flush-free, fuss-free, and future-ready!
BlueBonnet Nutrition Flush-Free Niacin delivers 500mg of inositol hexanicotinate per serving to support cardiovascular health without the typical flushing effect. Packaged in 120 vegan vegetable capsules, this supplement is free from soy, dairy, gluten, and major allergens, certified Non-GMO and Kosher, making it a clean, ethical choice for daily heart support.
L**T
No hot flashing
This product remove those nasty hot flash feelings on the skin especially at night. It is easy on the stomach. Since, I been using this product, I have no redness on my skin.
Y**Y
Blue bonnet Niacin
Was recommended slow release niacin to help lower cholesterol and after taking it for a year. I chose this brand as it came highly recommended. My doc didn't even mention my high cholesterol on my last visit, and ever filled my prescrition drug she told me to take. When I thought after a year being on it, I decided to try Kirkland's Slo Niacin as it was so much cheaper,and on the ffourth day after feeling maybe I should visit the ER, looked at my pill box and figured it was the Costco brand that made me feel like I had something wrong with my chest. Sine then I have onto nude with the Blue Bonnet brand and wih they had a larger bottle than the 180 as it would be cheaper still.But everybody's body works differently.
E**A
It works!
Yes! It really is flush free! This is the only way I can take Niacin. I'm a repeat and very satisfied customer! It is an excellent product, My doctor recommended it to me.
L**L
no flush niacin
product exaclty as described, arrived quickly. great o
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excelente producto
excelente producto
L**R
It Really Is Flush Free!
Yes! It really is flush free! This is the only way I can take Niacin. I'm a repeat and very satisfied customer!
A**S
Bluebonnet Niacin a good value
Good service, good product, will buy again
G**D
Beware Liver Damage!!!
I strongly recommend consulting a doctor before taking this product. This is an exceptionally large dose of niacin and may wreak havoc on your liver. I had blood work done recently and was quite shocked when the results came back showing elevated levels of the enzymes ALT and GGT, indicating possible liver damage. After doing a bit of research, I discovered that Niacin is a known culprit for causing elevated liver enzyme levels and, in serious cases, can lead to liver failure. I will be requesting follow-up blood work now that I'm off Niacin to see if my levels will return to normal (fingers crossed). Do yourself a favor take Niacin supplements only under the supervision of a competent medical professional.
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