Dietary Supplement Precautionary Notice
Extending a precautionary notice to Sports Nutrition products within the Exchange highlighting proper use of products.
Always consult your medical provider before taking dietary supplements.
Follow label instructions for serving sizes and frequency of consumption.
Do not exceed the recommended dose prescribed on the label.
Stacking of dietary supplements could cause medical problems.
Stop taking supplement and consult your health care provider if you experience an adverse reaction or unusual symptoms.
Products with creatine or caffeine cause dehydration so drink plenty of water.
Some dietary supplements may cause False positive lab results. Be sure to consult your healthcare provider or your organization before use.
Disclaimer:
Dietary supplements include: vitamins, minerals, energy enhancers, diet pills/formulations, herbs, weight grain/body building formulations. Supplements may interfere with certain medications or aggravate existing medical conditions.
For additional information or to REPORT adverse side effects and problems directly to the manufacturer, call the 1·800 number listed on the label. You may also report to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) by calling 1·800·FDA·1088 or by Internet: www.fda.gov/medwatch/report/hcp.htm. The Exchange also requests any problems be reported to store management.
Operation Supplement Safety
Department of Defense dietary supplement resource for the military community, leaders, healthcare providers and DoD civilians.
Have additional questions on Dietary Supplements?
Visit the DoD Operation Supplement Safety website
and "Ask the Experts."
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