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Insulin resistance without medicationAbsolutely fine — Gluco 1 was created for exactly this profile.
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Prediabetes without therapyAbsolutely fine. There is no data on any problem when you are not taking blood sugar medication.
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Hashimoto’s without medicationAbsolutely fine — the ingredients have no established interaction with Hashimoto’s when you are not on therapy.
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Antidepressants (SSRIs)Based on available data, there is no established interaction. You can take it.
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Gastritis and refluxYes — with one note: always with food, never on an empty stomach.
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High blood pressure (without losartan)Yes. Monitor your readings for the first few weeks and tell your cardiologist at your next check-up.
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Euthyrox / levothyroxineYes — just separate the intake: the hormone in the morning on an empty stomach, Gluco 1 at least 4 hours later, with food.
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Other Sapphire productsCombines with the whole range — the formulas are made to complement each other.
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ContraceptivesNo established interaction with the ingredients.
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Diabetes medication (metformin, Siofor, Glucophage, insulin)We recommend agreeing it with your doctor: both act on blood sugar, so doses and monitoring are their decision.
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Statins, sildenafil, sedativesBerberine may affect how they are broken down. For your own peace of mind, tell your doctor you are taking the supplement.
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Losartan (Lorista)Here it is the opposite of what you might expect: berberine may weaken its effect. Ask your doctor before combining them.
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Pregnancy and breastfeedingWe do not recommend taking it during this period. Our answer here is always the same.
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Children under 12The formula is for adults and children over 12.
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Ciclosporin, tacrolimus (after a transplant)Do not take it — this is a documented interaction, not over-caution.
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G6PD deficiency (favism)Not suitable with this deficiency.
We could not find exactly that on the list. Please call 02 408 5577 or write to us — we will check specifically for you and send you the full composition.
The review is at an ingredient level and is intended to provide you with an accurate starting point, but it does not replace the opinion of your attending physician.