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Naka Colloidal Vegetable (Kelp & Seaweed) Iodine Drops 100ml
Naka Colloidal Vegetable (Kelp & Seaweed) Iodine Drops 100ml
Sourced from kelp and seaweed, Naka Iodine Drops provide iodine in the form of potassium iodide. Iodine is necessary for proper thyroid gland function which secretes thyroid hormones that control the base metabolic rate of the body. Iodine is also vital for fetal and infant development, making it essential for pregnant and nursing mothers.
Benefits:
- Necessary for proper thyroid gland function
- Vital for fetal and infant development
Directions:
Take 5 - 10 drops in water or juice daily.
Medicinal ingredients: Iodine (Potassium Iodide) 1000mcg (colloidal, derived from Kelp and Seaweed).
Non-medicinal ingredients: Ethyl alcohol, glycerine (vegetable), filtered water.
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Probiotics are refrigerated in our warehouse to ensure quality and optimal potency.
They are also shipped with a FREE ice pack. Although the product may not be cold when it arrives, the ice pack helps maintain a cooler temperature during transit.
