Redoxon Immunity 30 tablets

Redoxon Immunity combines high strength vitamin C, together with vitamin D and Zinc to support the body’s daily immune defences and healthy immune function. Its scientific triple-action formula helps support the body's 3-lines of immune defence to help your immunity all year round and at the first sign of winter ills & chills.

Features & Benefits

• Helps support your immunity
• An effective antioxidant
• Has a triple action formula of Vitamin C, D and Zinc to support immunity.
• Supports natural immue health and the body's defences to cope with environmental stress associated with a modern lifestyle.
• Take Redoxon Immunity daily to help your immunity all year round and at the first sign of winter ills & chills.
• Vitamin C helps your body maintain your immune system. Our bodies cannot make Vitamin C or store large amounts of Vitamin C so you may need additional support.
• Vitamin D is formed from the action of UV sunlight on the skin but sometimes it is not possible to get your daily dose of Vitamin D so you can top up with Redoxon Immunity.
• Zinc helps maintain your skin – the body's first line of defence.
• Delicious orange flavour
• Effervescent format. Faster absorbing than a tablet
• Supports healthy immune function.

Active Ingredients

Sucralose, sulfites, and 312mg sodium per tablet.

Each Redoxon Immunity Tablet Contains:

• Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) 1000mg
• Vitamin D 400 IU (Colecalciferol) 10 micrograms
• Zinc (as Zinc citrate trihydrate) 10mg

Adults and children over 12 years, 1 tablet dissolved in a glass of water.

Take daily or as directed by your healthcare professional.

Keep the tube tightly closed in a cool, dry place.

Store below 25°C.

Always read the label. Follow the directions for use. Vitamin and mineral  supplements are not a substitute for a balanced diet.  Bayer New Zealand Limited, Auckland.  DA2224LT

Contains Sucralose, Sulfites and 311mg Sodium per tablet.  Also contains tabletting aids, colour, flavour and artificial sweeteners.  Not to be used in children under 12 years of age without medical advice. If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.