What is the difference between EB-N6, EB-A7, and EB-L1?

EB-N6 is intended for nutritional support related to peripheral neuropathy, EB-A7 for metabolic deficiencies associated with osteoarthritis-related pain and inflammation, and EB-L1 for nutritional deficiencies associated with nail health. Your provider will determine which product, if any, fits your care plan.

How much should I take?

Take only the amount directed by your healthcare provider. Ask the practice to confirm the instructions for your specific product and current formulation.

Does EB-L1 replace treatment for toenail fungus?

No. EB-L1 is not a substitute for diagnosing or treating a fungal infection. Your podiatrist can evaluate nail changes and recommend appropriate care.

Medical Food

Nutritional support under your podiatrist’s supervision

Premier Podiatry Associates offers selected medical foods from EBM Medical. These products are formulated for the dietary management of specific nutritional needs associated with certain medical conditions. Your provider will evaluate your needs and determine whether a product is appropriate as part of your care plan. Medical foods are not a substitute for diagnosis or prescribed treatment.

EB-N6

Q: What are medical foods?

Medical foods are formulated for the dietary management of specific nutritional needs associated with certain medical conditions. They are intended for use under medical supervision.

Nutritional support for peripheral neuropathy

EB-N6 is a medical food formulated for the dietary management of metabolic deficiencies associated with peripheral neuropathy. Its combination of nutrients is intended to support peripheral nerve and vascular health under medical supervision.

Key Ingredients

Alpha-lipoic acid (ALA)
Benfotiamine
L-methylfolate calcium
Methylcobalamin (active vitamin B12)
Pyridoxal 5′-phosphate (active vitamin B6)

Formulation and Use

EB-N6 uses delayed-release capsules. EBM describes the capsules as vegan and dye-free. Take only as directed by your healthcare provider, who will review your medications, supplements, and individual needs.

EB-A7

Nutritional support for joint health

EB-A7 is an oral medical food intended for the dietary management of metabolic deficiencies associated with osteoarthritis-related pain and inflammation. Your podiatrist may recommend it as part of a broader joint-care plan.

Key Ingredients

Turmeric curcumin
SAM-e (S-adenosyl methionine)
Hyaluronic acid
Boswellia extract
Hydrolyzed Type II collagen
BioPerine® black pepper extract

Use Under Medical Supervision

Follow your provider’s directions. Do not replace prescribed medications with EB-A7 without discussing your treatment plan with your clinician.

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EB-L1

Nutritional support for brittle, damaged, or discolored nails

EB-L1 is a medical food formulated to address nutritional and metabolic deficiencies associated with nail health. It is intended to support nail strength and healthy growth under a healthcare provider’s supervision. Your podiatrist can evaluate the cause of nail changes and recommend appropriate care.

Key Ingredients

Biotin-D
Cynatine™ HNS keratin
Hydrolyzed Type I collagen
L-methylfolate calcium
Silicon

Part of an Individualized Nail-Care Plan

Your provider may recommend nutritional support alongside other nail treatments when appropriate. EB-L1 is not a substitute for diagnosing or treating a fungal infection. Take only as directed by your healthcare provider.

Which Product Is Right for You?

Ask your Premier Podiatry provider about EB-N6, EB-A7, or EB-L1. Product recommendations and dosing depend on your medical history, current medications, and treatment goals. Individual results vary.

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