BETTER YOU D LUX 1000 VITAMIN D ORAL SPRAY 15ML

Description:

Your daily dose of sunshine!

DLux1000 is a convenient daily oral vitamin D spray. Scientifically proven to deliver this vital vitamin straight into your bloodstream, with each spray providing 1000IU (25mcg) of bioavailable D3.

Vitamin D is crucial for a healthy immune system and strong teeth and bones.

This award winning spray has a natural peppermint flavour. Each bottle contains 100 sprays and will last three months when using one spray daily under the tongue or on the inside of the cheek.

Ingredients:

In DLux1000 you will find the following:

Purified water, xylitol (natural sweetener), acacia gum, cholecalciferol (vitamin D3 in coconut oil), sunflower lecithin (tricalcium phosphate, rice flour), citric acid, preservative (potassium sorbate), peppermint oil.

We take great pride in sourcing the most bioavailable, active ingredients.

This has been formulated as an ambient spray and does not require refrigeration.

The source of vitamin D3 is Lanolin. This has been sourced from the wool of sheep living in Australia. The D3 is completely extracted from the Lanolin and while it is suitable for vegetarians (approved by the vegetarian society) it is not suitable for vegans.

Directions:

Take one spray daily or as directed by your health care practitioner.

Multiple sprays can be taken where a higher dosage is required. As a general guidance we recommend 1000IU (25mcg) per 25kg of body weight as a daily maintenance dosage for those living in the UK.

Our research with Cardiff University has shown that the optimal areas for absorption are under the tongue and on the inside of the cheek. This speeds absorption of this vital sunshine vitamin directly into the bloodstream. When using DLux1000 spray on to these areas to receive the full benefit of this pioneering delivery mechanism.

If you know that your levels are below adequate, you may have been advised to take an initial loading dose to rapidly increase your levels. If this is the case follow your practitioners guidelines.