Herbafix Nephrofix is a dietary supplement with 100% natural ingredients and complex action on kidney stones and kidney crises.
Herbafix Nephrofix contains only active herbal ingredients from horsetail, St.
John's wort, dandelion, blue bile, bearberry, walnut, and yarrow.
- Thanks to its herbal composition, this dietary supplement with kidney problems and has an active effect against kidney diseases
- The active ingredients enhance the detoxifying function of the kidneys, improve the nutrition of the epithelial cells of the kidney structures, which leads to an increase in glomerular filtration and creatinine clearance and a decrease in nitrogen-containing fractions in the blood serum
- Nephrofix has a calming effect and has mild antibacterial and antifungal properties
- The product has a diuretic effect, cleanse kidney tissue, and has a beneficial effect on inflamed kidneys
- It relieves inflammation due to the anti-inflammatory and diuretic properties of its ingredients
Nephrofix can be used for kidney stones and chronic cystitis.
This product is an excellent aid for weakened kidney function.
Recommended for: General use
Key benefits: Calming, antibacterial, natural ingredients

Weight: 0.25kg

Horsetail extract St. John's Wort Extract Dandelion extract Blue bile extract Bearberry extract Walnut Extract Yarrow Extract

40 drops twice a day, dissolved in 50 ml of water or juice.

Do not exceed the recommended daily dose; For maximum results, experts recommend a minimum intake of 3 months; You may feel some of the benefits and improvements earlier; Do not use as a substitute for a varied diet; During pregnancy and breastfeeding, take only after consulting a doctor; Not recommended for persons under 18 years of age; Store in a dry and cool place, out of reach of small children; Compatible with drug therapy, except in cases described in the leaflet of the medication taken; Metabolism plays a key role in ensuring complete absorption; This is why some people see results after just two weeks of use, while others see results after a three-month course of treatment;