Developed by Experts, A Patented Formula Supporting Vitiligo Skin Health

FAQs

Learn more about Recouleur® and Vitiligo

What are the ingredients?

Recouleur® Dietary Supplement contains Vitamin B12, Folic Acid, Zinc, Vitamin C, Pantothenic Acid, and Copper. Recouleur® compounds the optimum amounts of these strategic nutrients into one tablet – we took the guess work out of dosing. Read the detailed list of ingredients.

What are the benefits of taking Recouleur® Dietary Supplement?

Recouleur® fills in vitiligo vitamin deficiencies. In a study conducted by Supernatural Health, all subjects experienced new color. (See photographs from our vitiligo study.) Because people are different, everyone will not have the same experience. It is still an important part of healing. Please read the following to better understand the role of vitamins and vitiligo.

What happens if I stop taking Recouleur® vitamins if I gain new pigment?

You may slowly lose the new color you gained. It is important to continue taking Recouleur® vitamins after new color has appeared. This usually takes 3-6 months. Because people are different, this may not happen for everyone.

What statement has the FDA allowed for Recouleur® Dietary Supplement?

We followed correct procedures in submitting research and documentation to the FDA. The FDA allowed the following statement for Recouleur®, “Supports reappearance of color in gray hair and depigmented skin.” Ŧ

What if I am pursuing another vitiligo treatment?

Because Recouleur® is natural, it can complement a doctor prescribed treatment.

How is Recouleur® different from a multivitamin?

Some people with vitiligo are deficient in certain vitamins and minerals (see more about vitamins for vitiligo). Recouleur® combines these vitamins into one tablet. The Recouleur® formulation is patented.

What are the best vitamins for vitiligo?

Folic acid vitiligo: low levels found in many with vitiligo
B12 vitiligo: low levels found in many with vitiligo; needed for melanin production
Vitamin C: protects against oxidative stress; needed for melanin production; low levels found in many with vitiligo
Pantothenic acid: needed for melanin production; low levels found in many with vitiligo
Copper vitiligo: needed for melanin production; low levels found in many with vitiligo; low levels lead to hypopigmentation
Zinc vitiligo: needed for melanin production; low levels found in many with vitiligo; low levels lead to hypopigmentation
- B12, folic acid, and pantothenic acid are the B vitamins for vitiligo