Fratin Strip Of 15 Capsules

• Nutritional support for protein building: L-tyrosine supplies a building block the body uses to make proteins and other normal body chemicals.

• Nausea: Iron may irritate the stomach and cause queasiness, especially when the stomach is sensitive. Seek advice if vomiting prevents you from keeping the capsule down.
• Constipation: Iron can make stools harder or less frequent. Increase fibre and fluids if suitable, and contact a clinician if there is severe pain or prolonged constipation.
• Stomach upset: Mineral salts may cause abdominal discomfort or a metallic taste. Report persistent pain or vomiting for assessment.
• Dark stools: Iron commonly makes stools darker. Seek urgent help if stools are black and tar-like or appear with weakness or abdominal pain.
• Allergic reaction: Rash, swelling of the face, lips or throat, or breathing difficulty needs emergency medical help.

• Keep Fra out of reach of children because excess iron can be dangerous.
• Tell your pharmacist about all supplements before starting this product.
• Do not take it close to tea, coffee or calcium-rich foods unless advised otherwise.
• Expect stools to become darker, but seek help for tar-like stools with pain or weakness.
• Eat a varied diet that includes iron-containing foods where suitable.
• Ask for medical advice if tiredness continues despite taking the supplement.

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