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Supplements and Prescription Medicines: A Safety Check

By SodaPeak Guide Editorial Team • Updated • 2 min read

Quick answer: Herbs and amino acids can interact with prescriptions, so tell your pharmacist about every supplement you take.

Natural does not mean risk-free, especially alongside medicine.

Higher-risk combinations

  • Blood pressure medicines and ingredients that may lower pressure
  • Blood thinners and herbs that affect clotting
  • Diabetes medicines and botanicals that change blood sugar
  • Sedatives and sleep-affecting herbs

Questions to ask

Ask whether each ingredient on the label is safe with your medicines, and whether your conditions affect it. The NCCIH recommends telling all your providers about supplements, and the MedlinePlus supplement pages list drug interaction information.

Bring the label

Photograph the Supplement Facts panel and show it to your pharmacist. See SodaPeak's label breakdown.

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Frequently asked questions

Ask your doctor first because some ingredients may affect blood pressure.

A pharmacist is a great resource.

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