Eucustin 800

Food supplement based on Cranberry, Malva and Methionine, indicated in case of poor intake with diet or increased requirements of such nutrients, with beneficial action for the urinary tract.

Ingredients
Methionine; cranberry juice (Vaccinium macrocarpon) plvere tititolata 1.7% in proantocianidine; filling agent: microcrystalline cellulose; malva leaves (Malva sylvestris L.) dry extract; antiagglomerants: magnesium stearate vegetable; silicon dioxide; maltese careers.

Mode of use
It is recommended to take 2 tablets daily, preferably 1 in the morning and 1 in the evening with a glass of plenty of water.

Warnings
The product does not replace a varied diet. Do not exceed the recommended doses. Keep away from the reach of children under three years. For pregnant or breastfeeding women and children it is recommended to feel the medical advice.

Conservation
To be kept in a cool and dry place.

Nutritional characteristics

	for 100 g	per dose (2 tablets)
Cranberry powder titrated 1.7%   of which Proantocianidine	33,7 g 0.57 g	600 mg 10.2 mg
L-Methionine	44.9 g	800 mg
Dry extract Malva	3.37 g	60 mg

Format
20 ovalines from 890 mg.

Cod. 00010PCS

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