SynovX® DJD

Описание

Инструкция по применению

Принимать по две капсулы в день или по назначению врача.

! Перед использованием проконсультируйтесь со своим лечащим врачом. Если Вы принимаете варфарин или другие лекарства обязательно проконсультируйтесь с врачом о возможной совместимости. Не использовать если упаковка была повреждена.

Состав

120 капсул в упаковке

Размер порции: 2 капсулы	Количество на порцию	% Дневная норма
Витамин С (аскорбиновая кислота)	38 mg	63%
Марганец (в виде TRAACS® марганца бисглицинат хелат)	2.5 mg	125%
Метилсульфонилметан (МСМ)	500 mg	**
Зеленые мидии (Perna canaliculus)	500 mg	**
Хондроитин сульфат (в виде хондроитин сульфат натрия) (CS BiO-ACTIVE®)	300 mg	**
Глюкозамин Сульфат натрия хлорид	300 mg	**
Гиалуроновая кислота (Hyal-Joint®)	15 mg	**

** Суточная доза не определена.

Все формулы XYMOGEN® соответствуют стандартам качества GMP.

Не содержит

Пшеницы, клейковины, дрожжи, сои, молочных продуктов, рыбы, арахиса, лесных орехов, яиц, ингредиентов, полученных из генетически модифицированных организмов (ГМО), искусственных красителей, искусственных сахарозаменителей или искусственных консервантов.

Содержит

Ракообразные (креветки и краба).

Другие ингредиенты

ГПМЦ (капсула), аскорбилпальмитат, диоксид кремния и масло среднецепочечных триглицеридов.

Условия хранения

Хранить закрытым в прохладном, сухом месте, недоступном для детей.

Товарный знак

TRAACS ® является зарегистрированной торговой маркой Albion Laboratories.

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