CITROVIT VITAMIN C / CITROIT VITAMIN EN For strong immunity 100mg X40 tablets – Actavis Citrovit is a product that contains the powerful antioxidant and immune stimulator vitamin C which strengthens the immune system protects against diseases and helps to recover more rapid recovery in bacterial and viral infections. Vitamin g protects the cells from damage from the harmful effects of free radicals, helps to remove toxins from the body and assist for cellular regeneration. Also, vitamin C helps for better absorption of iron in the body, helps healthy teeth, wreaths and capillaries and healing broken bones and wounds. Vitamin C contributes to the busting of collagen in the connective tissue and helps to produce red blood cells and hemoglobin in the bone marrow. Citubit is recommended for hypovitaminosis and avitaminosis C – in infections, iron deficiency anemia, haemorrhagic diathesis associated with increased capillary permeability, prolonged physical and mental load, in malnutrition, reduced immunity, in humans predisposed to frequent viral and bacterial infections as and in Perido of convalescence.
Content in 1 Tab. Citrovit Vitamin C: Ascorbic acid 100 mg Excipients: Cellulose microcrystalline, glucose monohydrate, stearic acid, talc, dye is 104.
Applied orally. Is taken with water. Recommended doses: Adults - from 100 to 600 mg daily (one to six tablets per day); Children from 1 to 6 years of age -100 mg (one tablet daily); Children over 6 years - from 100 to 300 mg (one to three tablets per day). Contraindications and special warnings in use Vitamin C should be administered with increased important information: in patients with phenylketonuria, erythrocyte glucose 6 phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency, hemochromatosis, thalassemia, sidromolar anemia, hyperoxaluria, glucose-isomaltase deficiency, and in accompanied blood clotting. Avoid taking high doses of patients with nephro and urolithiasis. Smoking reduces the absorption of vitamin C (lower plasma levels are demonstrated). Taking high doses of Vitamin C may affect the results of the transaminase study, lactate dehydrogenase, bilirubin and blood samples in the stool. High doses of vitamin (more than 2 g daily) may compromise reduction tests to detect glucose and creatinine in the blood and urine (a glucose-oxidase disk test). Due to the slightly stimulating effect of Vitamin with it is desirable not to be taken at the end of the day. Unwanted reactions: Are usually light and pass quickly after the intake of acceptance. In prolonged administration of high dosage vitamin C (over 1 g / 24H), the release of insulin in the pancreas may be suppressed or headache, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea (associated with the osmotic action of ascorbic acid in the intestinal lumen), colic, redness of the skin, increase diuresis. Target doses may create conditions for precipitation and formation of oxalate, cysteine and urate kidney stones. Drug and other interactions Vitamin suks in microsome metabolism and can change the metabolism of a number of medicinal products. May lower the urine pH and reduce renal tubular reabsorption of alkaline medicinal products, which requires increasing the doses of most drugs, especially at high doses of Vitamin C. Vitamin C, administered together with acetylsalicylic acid, increases plasma levels and the effects of salicylates. May reduce the effects of amphetamines and tricyclic antidepressants due to reduced renal tubular reabsorption. There is a mutually potentistic effect upon taking medicinal products containing gonadotropic hormones and vitamin in A antagonizing with thyroxine. Concomitant administration with deferoxamine increases iron excretion into urine. Ascorbic acid increases plasma levels of estrogen products and all oral contraceptives. Vitamin C Treated to take a two-hour Vitamin B12 interval because it breaks down from it. In high doses of vitamin C can extend prothrombin time and reduce the effect of the anticoagulants. Ammonium chloride reduces the level of vitamin in plasma. Vitamin C, administered at doses above 1 g / day, increases alcohol elimination due to alcohol-dehydrogenase activation. Pregnancy and lactation It is not recommended taking large doses of Vitamin with during pregnancy as it passes through the placenta and may damage the fetus. The appointment of such doses should be by a doctor after the benefit / risk ratio. It is released in breast milk and, in adequate administration of vitamin B by the mother, no additional receipt from the infant is required. Effects on ability to drive and use machines Citrous does not affect the ability to drive and use machines
Read the product leaflet carefully before use, possible side effects, contraindications, interactions warnings; Always take the product as recommended your doctor; Do not exceed the recommended daily dose; Keep out of the reach and sight of children; Keep in a dry and cool place away from direct sunlight; Store at a temperature below 25 degrees Celsius; Do not use after expiration date;