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MULTI VITAMIN WITH EXTRA B'S & MINERALS

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Medicine identity

Source reference
51222
DIN
02231789
Form
Tablet
Company as listed by source
WN PHARMACEUTICALS LTD.
Source status
Cancelled Post Market (2001-05-25)
Source last updated
2025-03-22

Source-listed ingredients

  • VITAMIN A (RETINOL PALMITATE) — 10000 UNIT — per 1 TAB
  • VITAMIN D3 — 400 UNIT — per 1 TAB
  • VITAMIN B1 (THIAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE) — 10 MG — per 1 TAB
  • VITAMIN B2 (VITAMIN B2) — 10 MG — per 1 TAB
  • NICOTINAMIDE — 30 MG — per 1 TAB
  • VITAMIN B6 (PYRIDOXINE HYDROCHLORIDE) — 10 MG — per 1 TAB
  • VITAMIN B12 (VITAMIN B12) — 10 MCG — per 1 TAB
  • D-PANTOTHENIC ACID (CALCIUM D-PANTOTHENATE) — 10 MCG — per 1 TAB
  • BIOTIN — 50 MCG — per 1 TAB
  • FOLIC ACID — 0.2 MG — per 1 TAB
  • ASCORBIC ACID — 100 MG — per 1 TAB
  • VITAMIN E (D-ALPHA TOCOPHERYL ACID SUCCINATE) — 25 UNIT — per 1 TAB
  • CHOLINE BITARTRATE — 50 MG — per 1 TAB
  • INOSITOL — 50 MG — per 1 TAB
  • CALCIUM (CALCIUM CITRATE) — 125 MG — per 1 TAB
  • MAGNESIUM (MAGNESIUM OXIDE) — 62.5 MG — per 1 TAB
  • PHOSPHORUS (BONE MEAL) — 50 MG — per 1 TAB
  • POTASSIUM (POTASSIUM CITRATE) — 10 MG — per 1 TAB
  • ZINC (ZINC CITRATE) — 10 MG — per 1 TAB
  • IRON (FERROUS FUMARATE) — 8 MG — per 1 TAB
  • MANGANESE (MANGANESE CITRATE) — 200 MCG — per 1 TAB
  • IODINE (KELP) — 0.1 MG — per 1 TAB
  • COPPER (COPPER GLUCONATE) — 0.1 MG — per 1 TAB

These values do not establish equivalence or a dose recommendation.

Packages

  • 60/90

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