Iodomarin for mom-to-be tablets, 30 pcs.

During pregnancy and lactation As a dietary supplement – an additional source of folic acid, vitamin B12 and iodine for women planning pregnancy, pregnant women and women breast-feeding. Please note that this dietary supplement is not a substitute for dietary variety. It is not a medicine.

Composition

One tablet contains:
Calcium hydrophosphate dihydrate (antioxidant, E341), hydroxypropyl diacrystalline phosphate (stabilizer, E1442), hydroxypropyl cellulose (stabilizer, E463), microcrystalline cellulose (anti-caking agent, E460), magnesium stearate (emulsifier, E470b), silicon dioxide (anti-caking agent, E551), croscarmellose sodium (stabilizer, E468), vitamin B 12 0.1% (cyanocobalamin, corresponds to 2 µg of vitamin B 12), folic acid (400 µg), potassium iodide (corresponding to 225 µg of iodine).

How to take, the dosage

Adult women take orally 1 tablet once a day with a meal; the tablet should be swallowed whole with water. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. If you accidentally exceed the recommended daily dose, consult a physician if necessary. Dietary supplements are intended to supplement your diet and should not be considered as a substitute for dietary variety and a healthy lifestyle. Consult a physician before starting any dietary supplement.

Synopsis

Since the human body does not synthesize folic acid (folate) and vitamin B12, and iodine comes only from the outside, it is necessary to take them in sufficient quantities with food. “Iodomarin ® for the mother-to-be” helps to fill the daily requirement for folic acid, iodine and vitamin B12 during pregnancy, during its planning phase, as well as during breast-feeding.

Contraindications

Do not take “Iodomarin ® for expectant mothers” if you have diseases in which iodine preparations are contraindicated, individual intolerance or allergy to any of the components. If there was treatment or examination for thyroid disease, epilepsy or cancer, before taking the dietary supplement “Iodomarin ® for expectant mothers” should consult with your doctor.