- Anticoagulants such as warfarin, designed to slow down blood clotting. It's possible that taking Vayacog supplements with them could raise the risk of spontaneous bleeding.
- Antiplatelet drugs are used to prevent clumping of platelets to reduce the chance of strokes. The most common antiplatelet is simple aspirin. Taking Vayacog along with anti-platelets may require adjustment of the dosages - talk to your pharmacist.
- Vayacog may slightly decrease blood pressure, so you should take care if you are already taking medication to lower pressure. There are many different types of blood pressure drugs, angiotensin II receptor blockers; ACE inhibitors; and beta-blockers. Be sure to talk to your pharmacist or doctor before adding Vayacog to your diet.
- Some oral contraceptives drug might interfere with how PUFAs interact with triglycerides, making VAYACOG less effective. The same thing goes for some weight-loss drugs that act to decrease the absorption of PUFAs. In this case, your should take Vayacog and the drug at least two hours apart.
- PUFAs can reduce vitamin E levels, so if you already suffer from any deficiency, talk to your pharmacist or healthcare professionals about a vitamin supplement.