FAQ
Is Redoxon® safe to take every day?
Yes, provided it is taken as indicated in the instructions.
Is Redoxon® suitable for diabetics?
Redoxon® Immune Support Effervescent Tablets are sugar-free – they contain less than 0.5g sugar when dissolved in a 100ml glass of water. On average, each effervescent tablet contains around 0.08g of sugar.
Redoxon® Triple Action Effervescent Tablets are sugar-free – they contain less than 0.5g sugar when dissolved in a 100ml glass of water. On average, each effervescent tablet contains around 0.036g of sugar.
Redoxon® Gummies Triple Action are not sugar free – they contain 462mg of sugar per gummy.
We have no specific recommendations regarding the suitability of Redoxon® for individuals with diabetes and we suggest you speak with your GP or another healthcare professional to get further advice.
What does NRV mean?
NRV stands for Nutritional Reference Value (this used to be called RDA which stands for Recommended Daily Allowance). This is the daily amount of a vitamin or mineral that the average healthy person needs to maintain good health. The % NRV in a food supplement tells you how much of a vitamin or mineral's NRV you get from each dose of the supplement
Can I take Redoxon® during pregnancy or lactation?
During pregnancy and lactation taking Redoxon® Triple Action & Immune Support is not recommended. A healthcare professional should be consulted before use.
Can children take Redoxon® ?
Redoxon® Triple Action effervescent Tablets and Immune Support are suitable for children over 12 years. It is not intended for use in children under 12 years.
Redoxon® Triple Action Gummies can be given to children 4 years and older.
Is Redoxon® suitable for vegetarians?
Redoxon® Triple Action Effervescent Tablets are suitable for vegetarians but Redoxon® Gummies and Redoxon® Immune Support are not.
Does Redoxon® contain wheat, yeast or lactose?
Redoxon® Immune support is free from lactose, wheat and yeast.
Where can I find out more about vitamins and minerals?
The following websites provide useful information about vitamins and minerals:
www.hsis.org
HSIS, the Health Supplements Information Service, is an educational programme that presents the facts about food supplements in a simple, straightforward way with useful information about vitamins and minerals.
www.nhs.uk/conditions/vitamins-minerals
Live Well The NHS Choice website providing guidance on vitamins and minerals.
https://lpi.oregonstate.edu/
Linus Pauling Institute.