Answer the dosage question. Win the subscription.

Yes. HyperDM reads the directions straight off your product label and answers “how much do I take?” and “when do I take it?” clearly and accurately — “two capsules with your evening meal” — every time. It states the label directions as written and reminds the customer it isn't medical advice, which is exactly the confidence a cautious supplement shopper needs to commit.

No — and that's deliberate. HyperDM only uses your approved, compliant benefit language, so it won't say a product “cures”, “treats” or “prevents” anything, and it won't give interaction or medical advice. For anything involving a medication, a condition or pregnancy, it says it can't advise, points the customer to their doctor, and hands off to your team. That keeps you clear of structure/function-claim and FTC trouble.

Carefully. HyperDM will confirm what your own guidance supports — for example that a product is fine alongside a standard multivitamin — but it will not advise on interactions with prescription medication or a medical condition. It tells the customer plainly to check with their doctor and escalates the thread to a human, with the full context attached.

Yes, and it's the biggest lever for supplements. At the point of decision, HyperDM surfaces your subscribe-and-save offer with the real discount and terms — “20% off, ships every 30 days, cancel anytime” — and sets it up right in the DM. Turning a one-time buyer into a subscriber in the conversation is far more effective than hoping they click a banner later.

Yes. It answers order and shipping questions from your real data, nudges a reorder before a customer runs out, and re-engages a lapsed subscriber in the DM with a reason to come back. Retention is everything in wellness, and HyperDM works it conversation by conversation rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all win-back email.

Instagram, because it's the channel HyperDM runs today — comment-to-DM catches the “how do I take it?” questions on your education content and turns them into first orders, answered from your real label. WhatsApp is the natural home for the recurring side of the business — refills, reorders, “pause my next box” — and its consented inbox and approved templates are built for exactly that. It's coming soon, not live yet, so start where the conversations already are.