Q: What is in each bottle of Turmeric 4? Check out the product label above for complete information about this powerful product.

Q: What makes your products better than anyone else? Most other Turmeric products contain just Turmeric and BioPerine (Black Pepper) and while that is and effective combination, we also include Cinnamon and Ginger. It is like getting 4 supplements in one that are effective in alleviating joint pain. Turmeric 4 contains only All-Natural and Organic ingredients made in the U.S. in a GMP FDA approved facility. 

Q: How long does it take for your product to ship? Our products typically ship within 3-5 business days for orders within the U.S 

Q: Where does your product ship to? We ship to all 50 states in the United States of America. 

Q: Does your product contain black pepper? Our Turmeric with BioPerine utilizes black pepper extract. This is used to escalate the natural absorption of the turmeric. 

Q: I have heard that many turmeric products contain EDC, a harmful solvent used during manufacturing. Does your product contain this? No; We do not use this in our manufacturing or any product therefore our products do not contain EDC. 

Q: Can I take Turmeric with medications? Turmeric can reduce inflammation, and can cause complications when used with blood thinners. Please consult your medical physician for any questions pertaining to the use of this product when used with medications. 

Q: How long will it take to begin noticing the effects of Turmeric?The actual timing for the product to begin working will vary depending upon the individual and his/her metabolism. We generally begin to see results in overall focus and energy within 2-3 weeks when eating right and taking the correct dosage of Turmeric daily. 

Q: How much weight will I loose while using Turmeric? Turmeric can reduce inflammatory. Additionally, turmeric can assist in increasing mood, energy, and overall focus while it can act as a natural appetite suppressant. Therefore, when paired with a healthy diet and mild-moderate exercise plan, our turmeric product can add as a wonderful asset for those hoping to lose weight. Actual weight loss and results will depend upon an individual’s metabolism, lifestyle, and additional health-related factors. 

Q: How many Capsules should I take each day? The recommended consumption of our product is 1 - 2 pills per day. We suggest that you begin by taking one pill each day (with a meal) until your body adjusts to the product. Once you feel comfortable, you can begin to add an additional pill each day for improved results. 

Q: What time of the day should I take this supplement? There is no set time for which you should begin taking this product. Rather, personal preference is advised. Please ensure the supplement is taken with a meal and not on an empty stomach. Should you decide to add an additional pill to your daily regimen (for a total of 2/day) you can take these together, or you may take one in the morning and one in the evening!

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