other: Prenatal algae calcium with Acerola Vitamin C
other: Support bone health
Bioavailable
Soluble
identity: Dietary Supplement
other: Catalo Vegetarian Calcium Formula uses unpolluted natural plant source red algae calcium from Iceland. Red algae calcium naturally contains calcium, magnesium, different minerals and other trace elements. This sustainable algae source is clinically proven improve bone and joint health (Frestedt, J., et al. 2008, Nutritional Journal, Vol. 7:9.) This natural source of calcium offers a wide spectrum of highly bioactive and natural multi-minerals which make it easier for the body to digest, absorb and utilize. Sufficient supply of calcium also helps to ease nighttime limb movement and leg cramps during pregnancy. Teaming up with Acerola Cherry Extract, which contains 90mg of natural Vitamin C per serving, further enhances calcium and iron absorption and supports immunity.
other: Main functions:
Supports bone health during pregnancy
Promote fetal bone tissue development
Support immunity
other: Suitable for: Women preparing for pregnancy, pregnant and lactating women
other: Aquamin is a trademark of Marigot Ltd.
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other: Natural prenatal supplement
Supports bone health & immunity
Before, during pregnancy & after
identity: Dietary Supplement
other: Serving directions
For women preparing to have baby, take 2 tablets daily.
For pregnant and lactating women, take 3 tablets daily. Take after meal
other: Storage
Keep in a dry and cool place.
Avoid direct sunlight
other: This product is made from natural sources and may have color variation. This is a normal phenomenon and does not affect product quality.
other: Made in USA
Manufactured in a cGMP certified facility for Catalo Natural Health USA Inc.
other: cGMP
Current Good Manufacturing Practices
other: cGMP
Current Good Manufacturing Practices
other: Catalo Vegetarian Calcium Formula uses unpolluted natural plant source red algae calcium from Iceland.
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