Arkocaps Organic Horse Chestnut Light Legs
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The horse chestnut seed powder, contained in these capsules, helps to maintain good circulatory comfort and keep legs light.
The advice of your pharmacist
Used for : jambes lourdes, crise hémorroïdaire, circulation veineuse, jambes légères
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What is the Horse Chestnut contained in these Arkocaps from Arkopharma used for?
Horse Chestnut is rich in aescin, its main active ingredient, a mixture of saponins.
It is traditionally used to help improve the resistance of small blood vessels, and for circulatory well-being. Indeed, it tones the circulation and helps to find light legs and good general circulatory health.
How to use this food supplement dedicated to venous comfort?
Take 3 capsules at mealtimes with a large glass of water.
Recommendations for use
- Oral route.
- Reserved for adults.
- Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women.
- Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
- A food supplement should not replace a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
- Keep out of reach of young children.
- Store away from light, heat and humidity.
Composition
Horse chestnut seed powder (Aesculus hippocastanum), Anti-caking agent: silicon dioxide, Thickener: Acacia gum.
100% VEGETABLE CAPSULE (derived from cellulose).
Average nutritional information
- For 3 capsules
- Horse chestnut seed powder: 1125 mg
Presentation
Box of 45 or 150 capsules
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