- Stomach Ache / Digestive Health
- Allergy Relief
- Bacteria , fungal,Protozoal Infections
- Bone, Joint and Muscle Aches
- Brain And Nervous System Disorder
- Cold, Cough and Flu
- Diabetes
- Ear Care
- Endocrine Disorders
- Eye Care
- First Aid and Bandages
- Hypertension
- Oral Care
- Pain Relief/ Management
- Reproductive Health
Fertilion-F Tablets 30’s
- Description
- Fertile-F capsules contain myo-inositol that acts as an insulin-sensitizing agent, supports proper hormone balance, ovarian function, egg quality and regulates the menstrual cycle. It assists in the production of sex hormones which in turn affects ovulation.
- Ingredients
- Each soft gel capsule contains Inositol (myo inositol) 200mg, D-Chiro-Inositol 10mg, Vitamin C 75mg,P.A.B.A 12.5,mg,Folic acid 1.5mg, L-Arginine 10mg ,Vitamin B1(Thiamine Nitrate 5mg,Vitamin B6 5mg,Vitamin B2 2.5mg,Methylcobalamine 500mcg ,Retinol (as Vitamin A acetate) 375mcg,Vitamin D3 12.5mcg, Vitamin E 12.5mg,Magnesium (as light magnesium oxide)25mg, Zinc( as zinc sulphate monohydrate )10mg, Iron(as Ferrous Fumarate) 9mg, Copper(as copper sulphate pentahydrate)750mcg, Manganese (as manganese sulphate monohydrate) Selenium(as selenious acid)100mcg ,Iodine (potassium iodide)50mcg, Chronium (as chronium picolinate) 50mcg
- How to use
- One capsule twice daily after meals or as directed by your doctor
- Precautions
- Side effects may include abdominal discomfort, flatulence, nausea and vomiting
KShs 2,060.00
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