Frequently Asked Questions about Chaser

Q: Does Chaser cure existing hangovers?
A: No. Chaser prevents hangovers before they start.

Q: What are Chaser hangover pills made of?
A: Chaser is a patent-pending formula of activated calcium carbonate and vegetable carbon (activated charcoal). Calcium carbonate is the active ingredient in most calcium supplements and antacids. Vegetable carbon has been used for centuries to absorb toxins and is still used in hospitals today. Both ingredients are Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS) by the FDA.

Q: How does Chaser hangover prevention work?
A: Chaser absorbs the elements in beer, wine and spirits that cause hangovers. These elements, called congeners, are the byproducts of the fermentation process that gives alcoholic beverages flavor, aroma and color. When released into your bloodstream, congeners cause a reaction leading to inflammation and pain. In other words, a hangover. Chaser attracts and absorbs congeners, keeping them in your digestive tract where they are harmless.

Q: Will Chaser prevent intoxication?
A: No. Chaser does not prevent intoxication or absorb alcohol. We recommend that you drink in moderation and drink responsibly. Never drink and drive.

Q: How long is Chaser effective?
A: Two caplets last for three hours of drinking, or for up to six drinks. If you drink over a longer period, or more than six drinks, take two more caplets.

Q: Will Chaser work no matter how much I drink?
A: No. Chaser effectively absorbs headache-causing elements in alcohol, but can only absorb so much. We recommend that you drink in moderation.

Q: Why should I switch from acetaminophen or aspirin?
A: Acetaminophen and aspirin only dull the agony. Chaser helps you avoid hangovers before they start. Plus, acetaminophen has been linked to liver toxicity. Aspirin is highly acidic which may cause stomach irritation. All natural Chaser hangover remedy has no side effects.

Q: Does Chaser have any side effects?
A: No side effects have been shown if taken according to package directions. Please consult your physician. Alcohol should not be consumed when taking prescription medications.

Q: Has Chaser been clinically tested?
A: Yes. Chaser has been tested and proven effective against 17 common hangover symptoms in IRB approved, randomized, double-blinded, placebo-controlled crossover clinical trials at a leading testing facility for dietary supplements. After the study, 83 percent of test subjects said they would "recommend the product."

Q: Is Chaser a drug?
A: No. Chaser is an all natural dietary supplement.

Q: Will Chaser affect drug test results?
A: No. Chaser has no effects on drug test results.

Q: Where can I buy Chaser?
A: The fastest way to receive Chaser is to order online from our web site.