Sanovit drink 320 ml

Sanovit Multivitamin and Mineral Syrup - 320 ml Sanovit Syrup is a balanced dietary supplement aimed at enhancing body health, treating anemia, and calcium deficiency. It is an ideal option to support children's growth and provide them with essential vitamins during their different developmental stages. Sanovit Syrup features a delicious and child-friendly taste thanks to the sweet flavor concentrations derived from fruit juices, making it easy to consume and providing additional energy the child needs. Features of Sanovit Syrup: - Treatment of anemia - Appetite stimulation - Enhancing focus and energy - Supporting recovery phase - Supporting immune system and infection resistance - Promoting dental and bone health Trusted brand Ingredients of Sanovit Syrup: - Iron - Calcium - B vitamins (B1, B2, B6, B12) - Vitamin A - Vitamin D - Vitamin E - Vitamin C - Niacin (Vitamin B3) - Natural sugars - Natural flavor extracts Usage instructions: For children aged 2 to 6 years: Take 5-10 ml daily or as recommended by the doctor. For children aged 6 years and above: The recommended dose is 10 ml once daily. Warnings and precautions: Sanovit syrup should be used with caution in diabetic patients due to its sugar content. Drug interactions with Sanovit Syrup: Medications and supplements recommended to avoid with Sanovit: - Aluminum hydroxide and iron, as they may interfere with nutrient absorption. - Copper, caution should be taken to avoid accumulation when taking other mineral supplements. - Immunosuppressive drugs, cyclosporine, and bortezomib: some vitamins and minerals may affect the efficacy of these drugs. - Hormonal medications like estrogen, which may increase or decrease the absorption of certain vitamins. - Gastrointestinal medications, such as antacids, proton pump inhibitors (like omeprazole), and H2 receptor antagonists (like ranitidine): these can reduce vitamin and mineral absorption. - Cardiovascular medications, such as cardiac glycosides, which may have their effectiveness affected when taking supplements containing magnesium or calcium. - Warfarin and antiplatelet and anticoagulant drugs: vitamins may increase the risk of bleeding, so consult a doctor when used together. - Infectious disease and antiviral medications, deferiprone, and dolutegravir.