Composición
Aceite de pescado, aroma natural de cítricos, antioxidante (extracto rico en tocoferoles).
Desodorizado (cero sabor a pescado).
500 mg de DHA y 350 mg de EPA
(Composición por dosis de 5 ml)
Composición
Aceite de pescado, aroma natural de cítricos, antioxidante (extracto rico en tocoferoles).
Desodorizado (cero sabor a pescado).
500 mg de DHA y 350 mg de EPA
(Composición por dosis de 5 ml)
Advertencias
Almacenar en un lugar fresco (15°C-20°C) y seco, protegido de la luz solar. No consumir en caso de alergia o hipersensibilidad al pescado o a alguno de sus componentes.
La utilización de suplementos de aceite de pescado puede interferir con el consumo de fármacos anticoagulantes.
Forma de presentación
Envase de 150 ml
Modo de empleo
Tomar 5 ml al día solo o mezclado con alimentos
Bibliografia
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