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Ostelin Calcium & Vitamin D3 Chewable for strong bones.
Ostelin Calcium & Vitamin D3 is a high strength chewable tablet formulated with natural calcium combined with vitamin D3, the form that is produced naturally in the body. Calcium is essential in our youth and throughout life to maximise and strengthen bones, and may assists in the prevention of osteoporosis when dietary intake is inadequate. Calcium also increases bone mineral density and assists normal healthy bone development in teenagers. Vitamin D helps calcium absorption assisting development of strong bones, and helps support muscle function and a healthy immune system.
Suitable For: Recommended for people with low vitamin D levels, inadequate calcium intake and for those seeking convenient combined calcium supplements with vitamin d
Product Claims: Recommended for people with low vitamin D levels, inadequate calcium intake and for those seeking convenient combined calcium supplements with vitamin d
Boxed Contents: 227ML
Size: 227ML
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WarningsCheck with your healthcare professional if you are pregnant or breastfeeding or taking other medications for osteoporosis. Not recommended for children. Ostelin Vitamin D products are derived from the lanolin of sheep^s wool.
CAUTION Check with your healthcare professional if you are pregnant or breastfeeding or taking other medications for osteoporosis. Not recommended for children. Ostelin Vitamin D products are derived from the lanolin of sheep^s wool.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION No Added Lactose, artificial colours, dairy products.Halal accredited.
Common Uses
IngredientsVitamin D3 500IU(colecalciferol 12.5mcg)Calcium (as carbonate) 600mg.
Active Ingredients: 12.5mcg colecalciferol (equivalent to Vitamin D3 500 IU), 1.5g calcium carbonate (equivalent to elemental calcium 600mg).
Contains: Contains sucralose, sulfur dioxide.
DirectionsTeenagers 13 to 18 years: Chew 2 tablets daily.Adults: Chew 2 tablets daily or as directed by your healthcare professionals.
