Are there any 5-ALA supplements for pets?

Currently, there are two 5-ALA supplements for pets: "EneALA" for dogs and cats sold exclusively to veterinary hospitals, and "WIZALA" for general sale. EneALA https://eneala.jp/ WIZALA https://www.alavita-cosmetics.com/pet/

Are there any products using red yeast rice(Benikouji)?

None of our products contain red yeast rice(Benikouji). For products from other companies using 5-ALA supplied by us, please contact the respective sellers.

Are there any side effects of taking 5-ALA supplements? Is it safe to take them with other medications or supplements?

Since supplements are food, there are generally no side effects or interactions, but if concerned, please consult your doctor or pharmacist. Some may not suit certain individuals, so please check the ingredients before taking.

Is it safe for everyone to take 5-ALA supplements?

Supplements are considered food, so they can be taken by anyone, but please consult your doctor if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a chronic illness.

When should 5-ALA supplements be taken?

Since supplements are considered food, specific timing cannot be indicated by regulations. Please take them at a time that suits your health condition.

How much 5-ALA can be taken in a day?

5-ALA is excreted from the body if taken in excessive amounts. Please follow the dosage guidelines indicated on the 5-ALA supplement package.

I want to buy "5-ALA 50mg/60 capsules." When will it be restocked?

Unfortunately, "5-ALA 50mg/60 capsules" has been discontinued. There are no plans for restocking. Corporate customers, please consult via inquiry email.

Where can I buy 5-ALA supplements?

The 5-ALA supplement "ALAVITAL" can be purchased from our cosmetics brand "ALAVITA official website." https://www.alavita-cosmetics.com/products/1NPJA4041 For phone orders, please use the customer support/supplement dedicated line at 0120-582-588 (weekdays 9:00-21:00).

Please tell us more about the fermentation method used at KIYAN PHARMA's factory to produce 5-ALA.

5-ALA is produced using photosynthetic bacteria, microorganisms also found in rice paddies and our surroundings. Initially, these microorganisms are grown in small fermentation tanks. As they multiply, they are gradually transferred to larger tanks. Nutrients are added to help the bacteria produce more 5-ALA. The liquid containing 5-ALA is then processed and purified. Finally, it is crystallized into a clean, white powder as the 5-ALA raw material. Production at the Fukuroi Plant complies with relevant laws and regulations. *According to a 2013 notification by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, '5-aminolevulinic acid phosphate (produced by photosynthetic bacteria Rhodobacter sphaeroides)' is added to the list of substances (raw materials) not considered pharmaceuticals unless they claim medicinal effects.