French pharmacy
The Arkofluides Organic Light Legs drinkable ampoules from Arkopharma are food supplements based on medicinal plant extracts, intended to restore the comfort of light and dynamic legs.
The Arkofluides Light Legs Bio ampoules will allow you to rediscover the happiness and the feeling of freedom that light legs provide with normal and dynamic circulation . No more heaviness, swelling and paralyzing edema that ruin your daily life.
Arkofluide Light Legs Arkopharma Bio ampoules are food supplements that will help strengthen blood capillaries and provide you with dynamic circulation in order to find light and comfortable legs, this product contains:
1 phial per day, to be taken in the morning at breakfast time.
Recommendations for use
Organic plant extract obtained from 170 mg of ORGANIC Hamamelis leaf (Hamamelis virginiana), 170 mg of ORGANIC Butcher's broom underground organs (Ruscus aculeatus) and 100 mg of ORGANIC red vine leaf (Vitis vinifera) per ampoule] - Concentrated organic grape juice (Vitis vinifera) - Concentrated organic apple juice (Malus domestica) - Organic horse chestnut seed extract (Aesculus hippocastanum). * Use of a horse chestnut extract titrated on average at 5% aescin.
Average nutritional information
For 1 bulb
Presentation
Available in a box of 20 drinkable ampoules and as a promotional offer at a reduced price of 30 drinkable ampoules, 10 of which are free (while stocks last).
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