Spirulina tablets - Naturalma - Food supplement

Name: Spirulina tablets - Naturalma - Food supplement
Brand: Naturalma
SKU: C300SPIRULINA
Price: 9.99 EUR
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Directions:

Take 2 tablets once or twice a day at any time (2 to 4 tablets a day).

4 tablets contain 1980 mg of spirulina: phycocyanin 220 mg, beta-carotene 2.5 mg (50% NRV) and iron 0.84 mg (6% NRV). NRV = nutrient reference values.

Ingredients:

Spirulina (Spirulina platensis or Arthrospira platensis) thallus (seaweed) (99%), microcrystalline cellulose and hydroxypropyl cellulose (bulking agents), silicon dioxide and magnesium salts of fatty acids (anticaking agents).

Warnings:

Food supplements should not be considered a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and should be included in an overall healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Keep the product out of reach of children. For adult use only. Use is not recommended for smokers. Do not use if you have disorders causing an abnormal accumulation of iron (haemochromatosis, polycythemia, ...).

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