I found a chart that gives dosages according to age... Biotin in higher doses might be prescribed by your doctor. There is no known amount that is "too high" but you shouldn't ever chance taking a higher dose unless your doctor tells you to!
0-6 months
5 micrograms/day
7-12 months
6 mcg/day
1-3 years
8 mcg/day
4-8 years
12 mcg/day
9-13 years
20 mcg/day
14-18 years
25 mcg/day
19 years and up
30 mcg/day
Pregnant women
30 mcg/day
Breastfeeding women
35 mcg/day
Hope this helps :)
The recommended dosage of biotin is 2.5 mcg. Biotin is a supplement often used to help strengthen hair and nails.
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How about 12.5- you should switch to the 5000mgs.
Taking Biotin is only something you should take with Warfarin if you've been advised by a doctor to do so. There are medications that can interact with each other and cause significant problems.
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25 g. of sugar daily, but over 75% of Americans take in over double that daily.
A B-Complex contains biotin. Take a decent B-Complex.
It really just depends ... I do recommend getting vitamin e AND biotin to take daily though
I have read that biotin in doses upward of 2500 mcg daily can cause acne, and my own personal experience backs that up. I started taking biotin 5000 mcg daily around the end of August 2010 thinking it would make my hair stronger, and by the first of October my skin progressed from being extremely oily to breaking out in deep cysts. Now that I have figured out that the biotin was likely behind it, I have stopped taking it as of yesterday. I wonder how long it will take to get better...I had some acne before I started the biotin, but nowhere near as bad as it is now. I now understand that my diet more than supplies my biotin requirement, and I sure wish I hadn't started taking the supplements. Hope this helps :)
The dose is on the box. 12 ml is recommended daily.
I recommend you take Biotin in pill form. Biotin is an excellent viatamin for the scalp