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Lero Cranberry Bio 30 Capsules relieves urinary tract infections and provides intimate well-being.
Organic Cranberry from LERO is a natural and organic food supplement that has been developed to be particularly suitable for women wishing to preserve their intimate balance and for people looking for a natural antioxidant. Léro Cranberry bio is concentrated at 360 mg of cranberry powder per capsule. The powder is obtained from the dried and ground pomace, without solvents or radiation. The cranberry or cranberry has a positive action on the bladder and the urinary mucous membranes which makes it possible to avoid recurrences of cystitis, reducing in parallel the resistance to antibiotics. The cranberry is an ally of choice for all women with recurrent or temporary urinary tract infections. Rich in vitamin C, cranberries fight against free radicals that accelerate aging, oxidative stress and protect the cardiovascular system.
This dietary supplement can be used in the attack phase or in the maintenance phase.
In attack phase: 2 capsules per day.
In the maintenance phase: 1 capsule per day, for 1 month (renewable).
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Léro Cranberry Bio is formulated with:
| Analysis for 1 capsule | NRV* | |
|---|---|---|
| Cranberry powder | 360mg | — |
* VNR = nutritional reference values
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Presentation - Packaging
Léro Cranberry Bio comes in the form of a bottle of 30 capsules.
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