Questions, answered.
Ordering & payment
How do I order?
Click Buy Now on any product and choose “Order Direct from Company” or “Order from our Representative”. Fill the short form; our team or your representative confirms on WhatsApp.
Is payment taken on the website?
No. After confirmation we share a secure payment link (card, UPI, bank transfer). Representatives accept local payment methods in your currency.
Can I pay in USD?
Yes — switch the currency at the top of the page to see USD prices; payment links are issued in USD or INR as you prefer.
What is the difference between direct and representative orders?
Direct orders ship from India via DHL to your door. Representative orders are fulfilled locally by a Hootone partner in your country, often with faster delivery and local-language support.
Shipping
How long does delivery take?
India: 2–4 working days. International: DHL Express 5–10 working days after dispatch, unless customs cause a delay.
Do I get tracking?
Yes — DHL or carrier notification by email/SMS on the day of dispatch.
Are there customs charges?
Import duties vary by country and are payable by the receiver. Your representative can advise on local rules.
HBV Viral Load
What is International units per milliliter (IU/ml) and copies per milliliter (copies/ml) with respect to HBV quantification?
The HBV or viral load test can give you an insight into your hepatitis B infection and your health. The HBV test is performed on a blood sample using a Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) technique that rapidly generates HBV fragments so they can be measured. Today, viral load is usually measured using international units per milliliter (IU/mL). However, in the past it was measured in copies per milliliter (copies/mL), and in some regions and labs, it is still used. As per the international units of the WHO HBV standard, there are about 5.6 copies in one international unit; for example, 893 IU/ml equals about 5,000 copies/ml. Remember to keep copies of your lab information on file so you can track your status.
Why is it good to use the same lab for HBV monitoring?
Different laboratories may use different assays, reagents and reporting standards, which can produce slightly different viral load values for the very same sample. By using the same lab each time, your results are generated by a consistent method, so they can be reliably compared from one test to the next.
What does viral load say about what stage of the virus you are in?
Viral load reflects how actively the hepatitis B virus is replicating in your body and how infectious you may be. A high viral load is generally seen in the immune-tolerant and immune-active phases, while a low or undetectable load is typical of the inactive carrier phase.
Why is it important to measure HBV Viral Load during treatment?
Measuring viral load during treatment is the most direct way to see whether the therapy is working. A steady decline shows that the virus is being suppressed, while a rising or stagnant level can signal poor response or relapse.
Why is measuring viral load important if you're pregnant?
During pregnancy, a high maternal HBV viral load is the main factor that increases the risk of passing the infection to the baby. Knowing the viral load allows your doctor to assess that risk and arrange timely preventive measures.
How do you measure viral load?
Viral load is measured through a blood test called HBV DNA test using PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) technology. It detects and quantifies the amount of HBV genetic material in your blood.
What is the ideal viral load for HBV patients?
For people living with hepatitis B, the goal is to keep the viral load as low as possible — ideally undetectable (Target Not Detected). The lower the level of HBV DNA in the blood, the less active the virus is.
Can viral load become undetectable completely?
Yes. With effective treatment, the HBV viral load can fall to a level so low that the test reports "Target Not Detected," meaning the virus is no longer measurable in the blood.
Does HOO-IMM PLUS-B help in reducing viral load?
Yes. In clinical observations, patients on HOO-IMM PLUS-B showed a steady decline in HBV viral load, with several reaching a Target Not Detected result over the course of treatment.
HBV Monitoring
Which tests should I do for HBV?
HBV: HBsAg, HBV DNA quantitative, ALT/AST, Anti-HBs. Our doctor sets the repeat schedule.
What is HBsAg?
Detects the presence of Hepatitis B infection.
What is Anti-HBs?
Checks immune response and protective antibodies. Presence of anti-HBs is generally interpreted as indicating recovery and immunity from hepatitis B virus infection.
What is LFT?
Evaluates liver health and enzyme levels such as SGPT & SGOT.
Stages of HBV Treatment & Medication
How long is the course of HOO-IMM PLUS-B?
Typically 10–12 months. Your doctor confirms exact duration after reviewing your reports.
What results can I expect and when?
With HOO-IMM PLUS B for Anti-HBV Treatment, you can achieve results in this chronological order: In 4-8 Weeks: Your Body Symptoms due to HBV gets Normal. In 4-6 Months: Your HBV DNA Viral Load Report turn Negative. In 10-12 Months: Your HBsAg Report gets Negative (Total cure from Hepatitis B).
Can I combine it with my current medication?
Usually yes. Share your prescriptions during the free consultation so our physician can confirm. Maintain a time gap of at least 2 hours between our formulation and other medicines, unless your doctor has said otherwise.
Why is HBV treatment highly recommended?
Untreated chronic hepatitis B can quietly progress over years to serious liver damage, including cirrhosis and liver cancer (hepatocellular carcinoma). Appropriate treatment suppresses the virus, protects liver function, and lowers the risk of these long-term complications.
Pregnancy & HBV
Can HBV be transmitted to my baby?
During pregnancy, a high maternal HBV viral load is the main factor that increases the risk of passing the infection to the baby. Knowing the viral load allows your doctor to assess that risk and arrange timely preventive measures.
HIV Viral Load & CD4
What is HIV RNA viral load?
HIV RNA viral load measures the amount of HIV virus in your blood. The goal of treatment is to reduce it to undetectable levels. Effective treatment should bring viral load below the assay limit (usually under 20, 40 or 50 copies/mL) within 3-6 months.
What is CD4 count?
CD4 T-cells are the coordinating cells of your adaptive immune response, and the cells HIV preferentially infects. Normal range is 500-1,500 cells/mm³. Below 200 defines advanced HIV disease.
What is HIV Proviral DNA?
HIV Proviral DNA is the latent form of HIV embedded in your immune cells. ARV therapy does not affect this latent reservoir. HOO-IMM PLUS-OD specifically targets the 3' processing site of the HIV integrase enzyme to disrupt this hidden state.
What is the ideal viral load for HIV patients?
The goal is to keep the viral load as low as possible — ideally undetectable. With effective treatment like HOO-IMM PLUS-OD, the viral load can fall to undetectable levels.
How long is the course of HOOIMM PLUS-OD?
The minimum period required to completely eliminate the HIV latent viral reservoir and record Negative for HIV Proviral DNA PCR Antigen Test is 12–15 months. This delivers 100% cure from HIV.
Can I take HOOIMM PLUS-OD along with my present ARVs?
Yes. Patients already on ARVs can start HOOIMM PLUS-OD and continue taking ARVs maintaining a gap of 2 hours. If you have not started ART, you do not need to start ARVs — only HOOIMM PLUS-OD.
What tests are involved in HIV treatment?
Biomarker or Test Protocol: HIV RNA Quantification Viral load count, CD4 / CD8 count, HIV Proviral DNA Quantitative & Qualitative Test.
HSV Treatment & Testing
What is HSV DNA PCR?
HSV DNA PCR detects the presence of HSV genetic material. It is highly accurate for identifying active infections and viral shedding.
What is HSV IgG?
HSV IgG measures antibodies indicating past or established HSV infection. Important for tracking long-term immune response.
What is HSV IgM?
HSV IgM detects recent or reactivated infections. Helps identify current immune activity against the virus.
How long is the course of HOO-IMM PLUS for HSV?
Patients HSV DNA Qualitative antigen test records Negative within 4–6 months course of treatment; however, patients are recommended to complete the course of treatment for 6–8 months till the patients reports Negative for HSV IgG & HSV IgM antibody Test.
Can I take this with my current antiviral medication?
Consult your healthcare professional before starting a new regimen, especially if already on prescribed antiviral medications. Maintain a time gap of at least 2 hours between other medicines.
Does HOO-IMM PLUS completely eliminate HSV?
Yes. HOOTONE anti-HSV treatment HOOIMM PLUS completely eliminates the HSV DNA from the body. HSV IgG & HSV IgM test records Negative for the patient after the course of the treatment.
General Information
Are there side effects?
The formulation is 100% herbal and manufactured under GMP. No significant side effects have been reported; mild digestive adjustment in the first days is possible.
How is it shipped?
Next-day dispatch from Thane, India via DHL. 5–10 working days international, 2–4 days within India, with tracking.
Is the consultation really free?
Yes. Share reports via the consultation form or WhatsApp and a physician recommends the right product and course with no obligation to buy.
Where are you located?
B-124, MEK Industries, Bombay Pune Road, Mumbra, Thane, Maharashtra 400612, India — since 1982.
Are you certified?
ISO 9001 certified, GMP facility to FDA GMP standard specifications, patented formulations.