
Hair, skin & nails wellness / For professional product reference
BITOMIL
Biotin & Millet Seed Extract
Positioned as “Radiant Hair, Skin, and Nails.” CUTIS product information describes BITOMIL as a multivitamin for hair, nail and skin. Pack size: 30 tablets.
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01 / Formulation
What’s in it
Each tablet, as listed in CUTIS product information. Ingredient functions below reflect CUTIS product information.
- Biotin (USP)
- 2500 mcg
- Described as helping the body produce keratin, a fundamental structural protein for hair, nail and skin.
- Millet Extract
- 210 mg
- Described as providing Miliacin, a rare molecule acting as a signaling agent to stimulate keratinocyte production in the hair follicle/anagen phase and reduce shedding.
- L-Cysteine
- 5 mg
- Described as a core component of keratin; its disulfide chemical bridges give hair and nail rigidity.
- Pantothenic acid
- 14 mg
- Described by CUTIS as functioning as a humectant and emollient.
02 / CUTIS product directions
How to use
- 012 tablets as a food supplement with water after meals or as directed by the physician.
03 / Product positioning
What CUTIS says about it
- — “Boost Hair Growth.”
- — “Improves Skin texture for radiant complexion.”
- — “Promote strong, healthy nail growth.”
CUTIS product information states that the listed ingredients support healthy hair, nail and skin. Ingredient descriptions and pack claims are reproduced as product statements, not independent clinical findings.
04 / Independent evidence
Evidence context
NIH ODS states that most people obtain enough biotin and that evidence for hair, skin and nail improvement from supplements is limited in people without deficiency. Essential nutrient functions do not establish the efficacy of a finished supplement. CUTIS claims are product positioning, not independently proven outcomes.
05 / Important notes
A responsible reference
- 30 tablets. Amounts listed are per tablet.
- High-dose biotin can interfere with some laboratory tests, including thyroid and cardiac troponin assays. Tell your clinician and laboratory about supplement use before tests; follow their assay-specific advice.
- Do not delay urgent medical care to stop a supplement. Supplements are not a replacement for diagnosis or treatment.
Independent sources
- AAD — Hair shedding or hair loss? ↗
- AAD — Hair loss: Causes ↗
- DermNet — Telogen effluvium ↗
- DermNet — Alopecia areata ↗
- DermNet — Traction alopecia ↗
- International Journal of Trichology — Newer topical treatments: evidence review ↗
- Panahi et al. (2015) — Rosemary oil vs minoxidil 2%: randomized comparative trial ↗
For general and professional reference only. Product positioning is not a diagnosis, a guarantee of results or a substitute for individualized medical advice.
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