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Support for healthy visionStrengthening the immune systemImprovement of skin healthOptimal absorption of beta-caroteneCombination of science and nature

Vitamin A Beta carotene

Capsules
1 capsule daily
For clear vision, strong immunity, and radiant skin – discover the power of Vitamin A - Beta Carotene!
Pack of 60capsules
€11.90
In stock - at your home Tuesday August 5
Free shipping
Risk-free
No prescription required
100% natural
GMO and allergen free
Made in Slovakia

Nutritional value

Active ingredient In daily dose % Ref
Vitamin A (beta-carotene) 15 mg 1875.00%

Ingredients: Vitamin A (beta-carotene), bulking agent: microcrystalline cellulose, capsule made of gelatin.

Description

Product Overview:

Discover the nourishing power of Vitamin A - Beta Carotene, a carefully formulated dietary supplement that draws from scientifically proven benefits of beta-carotene as a precursor to vitamin A. This essential vitamin, known for its key roles in maintaining eye health, immune system, and skin, is now available to support your daily well-being with the precision of science and the gentleness of nature.

Key Benefits:

1. Eye Health: Vitamin A is essential for maintaining healthy vision. It supports the proper function of the retina and helps prevent night blindness, ensuring your eyes remain sharp and clear.

2. Immune Support: This vitamin plays a key role in strengthening the immune system. It helps protect the body from infections and supports the body's defenses against diseases.

3. Skin Health: Vitamin A is known for its beneficial effects on the skin. It helps maintain its integrity, supports cell regeneration, and improves its overall appearance and vitality.

Scientific Rigor Meets Natural Wisdom:

Each capsule of *Vitamin A - Beta Carotene* embodies the harmonious union of rigorous scientific research and gentle natural wisdom. Each dose delivers an effective 15 mg of beta-carotene, ensuring optimal absorption and efficacy for comprehensive support of your wellness regimen.

Directions for Use:

For best results, adults are recommended to take one capsule daily, preferably with a meal. This practice enhances the digestive process and ensures optimal absorption of the active compounds of this essential vitamin.

Commitment to Quality:

In the production of *Vitamin A - Beta Carotene*, extraordinary attention is given to every step of production. Our supplement is manufactured in state-of-the-art facilities and undergoes strict quality controls to ensure purity, efficacy, and safety. Our commitment to excellence ensures you receive a product that is effective and trustworthy, reflecting the purity and healing power of nature.

Empowering Your Health Journey:

At the heart of *Vitamin A - Beta Carotene* lies a promise of health. This supplement is more than just a product — it is a testament to the enriching synergy between traditional knowledge and modern scientific advancements. Let Vitamin A guide you on a journey to enhanced vitality, healthy vision, and overall well-being.

Boost your health with Vitamin A - Beta Carotene.

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