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complemento alimenticio a base de probióticos, extracto de olivo,
astaxantina, vitaminas y minerales.

advertencias y restricciones de uso: no superar la dosis diaria recomendada.
los complementos alimenticios no sustituyen una dieta variada y equilibrada
ni un estilo de vida saludable. mantener fuera del alcance y la vista de los
niños más pequeños. consulte a su médico en caso de embarazo o lactancia.

condiciones de conservación: conservar en un lugar seco y protegido de la
luz directa, a una temperatura no superior a 25°C.