how much Vit A? I don't want 100 per cent rad in supplement

Each tablet has 50% of your recommended daily allowance. The suggested dose is 2 per day, which would then, of course, give you 100% of RDA. For that reason, I only ever took one a day. I do think they're a great supplement but unless your diet is really rubbish, then one tablet a daybetter fits the notion "supplement".

What is the dosage of vitamin D3 and K2 in this? Thanks

Dear Sitara, there is 37.5 mcg K2 (the fully trans form of menaquinone-7), and 10 mcg vitamin D3 (cholecaliferol) per 'dose' which is delivered by two tablets. For optimal benefits we recommend split-dosing our Multivitamin and Mineral supplement to help optimised the uptake of the nutrients and ensure healthy levels as sustained throughout the day (hence the 2-a-day dose). For children aged 7-16 years, the 'dose' would be 1 tablet daily, and the break line embedded in the tablet allows the tablet to be split easily so that children can also benefit from this recommended split-dosing regime. Kind regards Dr Nina Bailey Registered Nutritionist (UKVRN 6624)

When does this product expire?

Good morning, Thank you for your query. I can confirm that the current batch of Pure Essentials Advanced Multivitamin expires at the end of November 2019. Best wishes, Igennus Customer Support

Why magnesium is not included ?

Good morning Lukasz,Many thanks for getting in touch. As you mention we do not include magnesium in our multivitamin and minerals supplement, primarily because it is a large, bulky nutrient and the amount of raw material needed to provide an effective dose of elemental magnesium would simply make the tablet size impossibly large! For example, if we wished to provide 50% of the RI for magnesium we would need to add 1150mg of raw material (as magnesium glycinate). We do advocate split-dosing (1 tablet twice daily) to enhance the uptake of nutrients and as each of our tablets are already 862mg the addition of magnesium would increase the size significantly to just over 2g making them large and therefore hard to swallow.While some supplements do include magnesium, they are generally in poorly absorbed forms. For example, different forms of magnesium offer different amounts of elemental magnesium (the fraction that is actually magnesium). Magnesium oxide contains around 60% as elemental magnesium, but this form has very low bioavailability (<4% gets into the body) with the majority simply passing through the body unabsorbed. You will find this form in many standard multivitamin and mineral supplements as it is a cheap ingredient, and can give the appearance that a product is delivering a good amount of magnesium (depending on whether the labelling details the bulk magnesium or elemental magnesium). In contrast, the glutamate or citrate forms of magnesium are highly bioavailable, but are lower in elemental magnesium content at around 16% - and at this low concentration, the volume required is much higher, which is why people seeking magnesium benefits are often advised to purchase it as a single nutrient supplement. Around 668mg of magnesium glycinate would, for example, deliver 120mg magnesium (32% RI) and, unlike magnesium oxide, the majority of this would be absorbed and utilised by the body (and therefore offer health benefits).I hope this clarifies things for you but please do not hesitate to get in touch if you want any further information.Kind regards,Nina Bailey BSc Hons, MSc, PhD, RNutrNutrition ScientistRegistered Nutritionist (UKVRN 6624)

Allergen Information	Contains: Soy Free
Weight	161 g
Units	180 count
Serving Recommendation	1 tablet twice per day
Manufacturer contact	01223 421434
Country of origin of primary ingredient(s)	United Kingdom
Brand	Igennus Healthcare Nutrition
Format	Tablet
Age Range Description	Adult
Country of origin	United Kingdom

Igennus Methylated Women's Multivitamin with Gentle Iron, 21 Active Nutrients, Pure & Clean, All Day Nutrient Delivery, High Strength B-Vitamins, Easy-to-Swallow, 180 Vegan Tablets, 90 Servings

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