Huntred Xt Strip Of 10 Tablets

• Daily iron intake: Iron supplies a mineral needed for haemoglobin production and normal oxygen transport.
• Nerve and blood cell support: Low vitamin B6 or B12 intake can affect nerve signalling and blood cell development; this combination helps fill nutritional gaps that support both functions.
• Bone health support: Vitamin D insufficiency can limit calcium use, affecting bones and muscles; this product supports nutritional intake needed for normal strength and movement.
• Nutritional gap support: The combination may help supplement the diet when intake of these nutrients is inadequate.

• Constipation: Iron can make stools harder or less frequent. Increase fibre and fluids if suitable, and seek advice for severe abdominal pain or persistent constipation.
• Nausea: Iron may cause queasiness or a metallic taste, especially when used without food. Ask whether using it with food is suitable for you.
• Stomach upset: Abdominal discomfort or bloating may occur after an iron-containing tablet. Report persistent pain, repeated vomiting or worsening symptoms.
• Dark stools: Iron commonly makes stools darker, but tar-like stools with weakness, pain or bleeding need urgent medical assessment.
• Allergic reaction: Sensitivity to an ingredient may cause rash, swelling or breathing difficulty. Get emergency medical help for swelling of the face, lips or throat.

• Keep Huntred XT tablet away from children.
• Dark stools can occur with iron, but report tar-like stools or bleeding.
• Do not use extra iron or vitamin D products without medical advice.
• Tell your doctor about antacids, thyroid medicine and antibiotics.
• Use Huntred XT tablet with sufficient water.

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