Herbalgem Sanogem 60 Organic Gummies are vegan and formulated without alcohol. They contain elderberry to support the respiratory tract during cold periods.
This vegan, alcohol-free dietary supplement contains elderberry to maintain respiratory tract health. Sanogem Frissons comes in simple, good and practical gummies! These innovative alcohol-free gummies are perfect for all members of the family, including children (aged 6 and over) and pregnant women.
When you feel the first chills, when it's too late to prevent, these gummies from the Herbalgem Sanogem range are your allies to help you face winter and any sensitive period. Thanks to the synergistic combination of alder and black elder buds, they help you combat any chill-related sensations.
Thanks to the presence of black elder, these gummies offer effective support for maintaining healthy respiratory tracts, helping to combat the symptoms of a cold. Black elderberry is renowned for its beneficial properties on the respiratory tract, notably for its antiviral and anti-inflammatory effects. By promoting the well-being of the respiratory tract, these gummies help alleviate the symptoms of colds, flu and other common respiratory ailments. Their synergistic action with other natural ingredients reinforces their efficacy, offering complete respiratory support.
The gum form makes administration easy and pleasant, ideal for the whole family. Unlike other galenic forms such as tablets or syrups, gummies are appreciated for their ease of use and pleasant taste. All you have to do is chew a gummy to enjoy the product's benefits, making them particularly suitable for children and people who have difficulty swallowing tablets. What's more, their practical format means they're easy to take anywhere, making them ideal for use on the move or when traveling.
Formulated without ingredients of animal origin or alcohol, these gummies are suitable for vegan diets and people who avoid alcoholic products. This formulation respects individual dietary choices and preferences, enabling a greater number of people to enjoy the benefits of the product, without compromising on quality or efficacy. People who are sensitive to alcohol or follow a vegan lifestyle can therefore consume these gummies with complete peace of mind, knowing that they meet their needs and values.
These gummies can be used by adults, children aged 6 and over and pregnant women, offering a natural and safe solution for the whole family. Their natural composition and convenient format make them an ideal choice for families concerned about their health and well-being. Whether it's to boost immune defenses during cold spells, prevent respiratory infections or relieve cold symptoms, these gummies offer a suitable solution for all family members, whatever their age or condition.
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For people aged 6 to 12, the dosage is 1 to 2 organic gummies a day.
For people aged 12 and over, you can take up to three organic gummies a day.
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What are the precautions for use?
Keep out of reach of children. Oral use. Sanogem food supplements should be taken as part of a varied, balanced diet. It is important not to exceed the recommended daily dose.
This vegan respiratory dietary supplement from Herbalgem contains: glucose syrup*; cane sugar*; vegetable glycerine*; alcohol* (< 1.20%); gelling agent: pectin; elderberry bud glycerol macerate*; alder leaf bud glycerol macerate*; acidifying agent: citric acid; sodium citrate; glazing agent: carnauba wax*.
*Ingredient from organic farming (Certisys BE-BIO-01 inspection) - BIO means from organic farming (Certisys BE-BIO-01 inspection).
Sugar content per maximum daily dose: 2.85g
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Herbalgem Sanogem Bio Frissons is available to buy in our online pharmacy in boxes of 60 Organic Gummies.
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