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Expiration date and storage method
Separately marked **Please understand that it is difficult to mark this product as it is a product that is manufactured on a regular basis (or occasionally produced). For related information, please contact customer service at 1566-5203. / Storage method: Store at room temperature
Capacity (weight) and quantity of contents per packaging unit
60g (2g x 30 packets)
Raw material name and content
Biotin mixture (biotin, dibasic calcium phosphate), vitamin B12, xylitol, D-maltitol, enzyme-treated stevia, peach flavor powder (maltodextrin, modified starch, flavoring, tricalcium phosphate, silicon dioxide), anhydrous citric acid, red beet juice. Powder, DL-malic acid, peach juice powder [contains peaches]
Nutrition information
Daily intake 1 packet (2g), content per daily intake: Calories 8kcal, carbohydrates 2g (1%), protein 0g (0%), fat 0g (0%), sodium 0mg (0%), biotin 3,000㎍ ( 10,000%), Vitamin B12 240㎍ (10,000%) ※% nutritional standard value: Ratio to daily nutritional standard value
Function information
[Biotin] Necessary for fat, carbohydrate, and protein metabolism and energy production [Vitamin B12] Necessary for normal folic acid metabolism
Intake, method of intake, precautions, and possible side effects
Take 1 packet once a day with water or mixed with water. [Precautions when taking] If any adverse reactions occur, stop taking and consult a specialist. If you have a special constitution or allergic constitution, please check the raw ingredients before consuming. Be careful when opening or consuming the product as the packaging material may cause injury.
