for the Kidneys 30 Capsules HERBAPOL

for kidneys 30 capsules

Dietary supplement

Package contents: 30 vegetable capsules

Weight per capsule: 328 mg

Net weight: 9.8 g

Ingredients:
Dandelion herb - 50 mg/capsule, blackcurrant fruits - 50 mg/capsule, nettle leaves - 42.5 mg/capsule, bilberry leaves - 25 mg/capsule, birch leaves - 25 mg/capsule, goldenrod herb - 25 mg/capsule, lingonberry fruit - 20 mg/capsule, corn silk - 12.5 mg/capsule and capsule components (hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, color: copper complexes of chlorophylls and chlorophyllins).

The content of individual plant components per recommended daily portion is as follows: dandelion herb - 150 mg, blackcurrant fruits - 150 mg, nettle leaves - 127.5 mg, bilberry leaves - 75 mg, birch leaves - 75 mg, goldenrod herb - 75 mg, lingonberry fruits - 60 mg, corn silk - 37.5 mg, respectively.

Intended use:
The product is an ideal supplement to the daily diet. Dandelion, blackcurrant, nettle, birch, and goldenrod support the functions of the urinary tract. Additionally, dandelion, bilberry, and goldenrod protect against free radicals. Recommended for people struggling with urinary tract issues.

Usage instructions:
It is recommended to take 1 capsule with liquid 3 times a day. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose of the product.

Storage:
Store in a closed container and out of reach of small children.

VAT rate: 8%.

GTIN/EAN: 5903850012474

BLOZ: 3084761

Collective container: 25 packages

GIS-TP/4618/14

The manufacturer has an integrated quality and food safety management system according to ISO 9001, ISO 22000/GMP.

Manufacturer:
Herbapol in Krakow SA, 14 Chałupnika St., 31-464 Krakow, www.herbapol.krakow.pl

Dietary supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet.
A balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle are recommended.

The presented material is for informational and educational purposes and does not constitute medical advice.
The description provides information about the substances and their possible applications based on available information from scientific articles, the internet, the press, and scientific books. The material does not constitute a description of a dietary supplement or any other product containing the described ingredients.