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Same day or next business day by 5pm Pacific Time (Closed Sundays) Tracking numbers are emailed over minutes after package is completed. Packages are dropped off at the post office or UPS store by 5:30pm Pacific.

Yes, The Daily Dose is a physical store you can walk into. I’ve been at the same address for 10+ years now. Checkout my Google Maps listing for store hours, photos, reviews and more.

There’s a number of different payment options you can explore. I’d encourage you to go through checkout one option at a time or visit the page “checkout & payments” located at the bottom of the site menu that’s where all those options are listed, find the one your familiar with the most and follow the instructions carefully. I will email you when your order and payment arrive.

Please search your inbox, spam box or junk folder search “order completion The Daily Dose” if you don’t see it email me, I’ll forward it manually.

Be patient, there have been so many delays in updates on tracking to the very delivery of parcels nationwide. If it’s late don’t worry it’ll arrive soon.

Please visit the “contact me” page there you’ll find the store phone number and the store’s email. For the fastest responses email is best. If you prefer to call be sure you call during business hours, if the line is busy try again, if there is no answer during business hours I maybe with a customer in store so try again few mins later. Calls are screened as there have been a high volume of bot callers and I’m sick of it : ( so I screen every call, if your caller ID doesn’t show anything like a name I may not answer at which point send me an email and I can call you back immediately.

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Pregnant or Breastfeeding Individuals: Many herbal supplements have not been thoroughly studied for their safety during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Some herbs can potentially affect hormone levels or have adverse effects on the developing fetus or infant.
Children: Children’s bodies are still developing, and the safety and appropriate dosages of many botanical supplements have not been well established for them.
Individuals Taking Medications: Common herbal supplements can interact with prescription and over-the-counter medications, potentially affecting their efficacy or causing adverse effects. It’s crucial to inform your healthcare provider about all the supplements you’re taking to avoid potential interactions.
People with Allergies: Some herbal supplements can trigger allergic reactions in sensitive individuals. If you have known allergies to specific plants or botanicals, you should be cautious when considering herbal dietary supplements derived from those sources.