FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
TOP QUESTIONS
3graine reduces the number of pills and powders needed to achieve neurologist-recommended doses for headache support. With 3graine, there's no need to buy individual products or calculate doses, which helps increase compliance. 3graine contains no butterbur or feverfew.
We recommend taking 3graine with food to help reduce the side effects of loose stool, GI upset and diarrhea.
Like many other supplements, 3graine may have side effects. The main side effects include changes in urine colour, loose stool, and diarrhea. Research studies have shown that if you experience loose stool or diarrhea, it will likely improve after a few weeks of continuous use. If side effects persist, we recommend discontinuing use.
Most people who benefit will begin to see a response around 2-3 months of consistent use.
While most medications should be safe with 3graine, we recommend discussing with your pharmacist or healthcare provider to be sure.
PRODUCT QUESTIONS
Yes! 3graine has received Health Canada authorization for sale after undergoing a thorough review process.
3graine is manufactured in a current good manufacturing practice (cGMP) facility located within Canada.
3graine can reduce the severity and frequency of headaches. It may also alleviate the severity of nausea, vomiting, and headaches related to weather, tension, and concussions.
One bottle will last one month if you take 3 capsules per day.
From the research, magnesium citrate appears to be the preferred form for migraine supplementation. It also generally has the highest bioavailability compared to the other forms.
We have optimized the dose as we recognize that higher doses may cause loose stool/diarrhea. If these side effects are present, they tend to resolve over 2-3 weeks based on the research.
We have optimized the dose as we recognize that higher doses may cause loose stool/diarrhea. If these side effects are present, they tend to resolve over 2-3 weeks based on the research.
3graine is intended to be taken as a preventative supplement. There is no evidence to suggest that the ingredients in 3graine are effective for abortive treatment.
OTHER QUESTIONS
Yes. Our "Ingredients" section lists research studies that support the use of supplements for headaches. Our formulation is backed by a significant body of research. Our team has used our clinical experience and those unaffiliated studies to optimize the 3graine formulation.
You can find 3graine at www.amazon.ca and www.3graine.ca.
Butterbur and feverfew are no longer recommended by the majority of neurologists. They pose a risk for interacting with medications or causing liver toxicity.
Discounts can be discussed on a case-to-case basis. Please reach out to our team on the Contact Us page to discuss further.
