Femibion ​​/ Femibion ​​Natalker II Vitamin and mineral complex for pregnant women, tablets N30 + capsules N30

Description

Manufacturer: Femibion; Release form: Tablets, Capsules; Contraindications: Individual intolerance to the components; Age restrictions: from 18 years old; Category: Vitamins for women, Vitamins for pregnant women, Pregnancy; Packing: Blister packing; Product weight with packaging (g): 125 g; Product weight without packaging (g): 100 g; Number of capsules / tablets: 60 pcs.; Maximum storage temperature: 25 ° C; Expiration date: 24; Country of origin: Austria; Package contents: packing -1 pcs Femibion ​​Natalker II is intended for women from the 13th week of pregnancy to the end of the lactation period. The active ingredients of Femibion ​​Natalker II are distributed between two forms: film-coated tablets and capsules. Each tablet contains: folic acid, metafoline, 9 essential vitamins and iodine. Each capsule contains: the essential omega-3 fatty acid docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and vitamin E. Folic acid is a vital vitamin for expectant and nursing mothers. Femibion ​​Natalker II contains 200 mcg of folic acid with the appropriate amount of metafoline to meet the increased need and ensure the required level of folate in the body during pregnancy and during lactation, even in those women whose body cannot fully convert and subsequently absorb folic acid. BAA, Not a medicine. It is recommended to consult a doctor before use. Femibion ​​Natalker II contains 200 mcg of folic acid with the appropriate amount of metafoline to meet the increased need and ensure the required level of folate in the body during pregnancy and during lactation, even in those women whose body cannot fully convert and subsequently absorb folic acid. BAA, is not a medicine. It is recommended to consult a doctor before use. Femibion ​​Natalker II contains 200 mcg of folic acid with the appropriate amount of metafoline to meet the increased need and ensure the required level of folate in the body during pregnancy and during lactation, even in those women whose body cannot fully convert and subsequently absorb folic acid. BAA, Not a medicine. It is recommended to consult a doctor before use.