Ferrous Asparto Glycinate 100 mg, L-Methylfolate Calcium 300mcg, Methylcobalamin 500mcg Tablet

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Ferrous Asparto Glycinate 100 mg, L-Methylfolate Calcium 300mcg, Methylcobalamin 500mcg Tablet

Pack Size:10's

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Clinical Overview

An essential mineral that is crucial for building and maintaining strong bones, muscle contractions, nerve transmission, and supporting cell membrane stability. Also known as Vitamin B9, it is vital for DNA synthesis, red blood cell production, cellular division, and healthy fetal development during pregnancy. The highly bioavailable coenzyme form of Vitamin B12. Essential for nerve cell preservation, red blood cell formation, and methylation pathways.

Active Ingredients

CalciumView detail →Folic acidView detail →MethylcobalaminView detail →

Usage Guidelines

Take 500mg once or twice daily after meals. Best absorbed when taken with Vitamin D. Take 0.5-5mg daily as prescribed, ideally with water after meals. Take 500-1500mcg daily after a meal.

General Guidance: Clean and dry the affected area completely before applying any topical cream, gel, or lotion. Unless specified, apply a thin layer and rub in gently. Always wash hands before and after application.

Possible Side Effects

Mild constipation, gas, or bloating. Very rare; mild nausea or bloating. Rarely, mild skin irritation, itching, or stomach upset.

*Note: Side effects vary from person to person. Not everyone experiences them. If side effects persist, worsen, or if you develop an allergic reaction (swelling, hives, breathing difficulties), contact a healthcare professional immediately.

Precautions & Warnings

Do not take within 2 hours of iron supplements. Caution in patients with kidney stones. High doses can mask a Vitamin B12 deficiency; ensure B12 levels are normal. Consult a doctor if you have Leber's hereditary optic neuropathy.