PLATINUM Prenatal Anti-Nausea (60 sgels)
PLATINUM

PLATINUM Prenatal Anti-Nausea (60 sgels)

$29.89 CAD

Ginger is the kitchen remedy women have reached for through first trimesters and ferry crossings for generations. PLATINUM Prenatal softgels pair ginger extract equivalent to 312 mg of ginger root with 10 mg of vitami...

Details

Ginger is the kitchen remedy women have reached for through first trimesters and ferry crossings for generations. PLATINUM Prenatal softgels pair ginger extract equivalent to 312 mg of ginger root with 10 mg of vitamin B6, suspended in olive and flax oils, to help relieve digestive upset. The format suits anyone who finds ginger tea or chews hard to face on a delicate morning.

Why you'll love it

  • Ginger rhizome extract 10:1, equivalent to 312 mg of fresh-dried ginger per softgel
  • 10 mg vitamin B6
  • Liquid softgel made with cold-pressed olive oil and 430 mg flax oil
  • Can be taken 30 minutes before travel
  • 60 softgels

How to use

Adults, adolescents and children over 6 years: for digestive upset, take 1-4 softgels daily. Before travel, take 2-4 softgels daily: a single dose 30 minutes before travel and every 4 hours as needed.

What's inside

  • Ginger rhizome extract 10:1 31.2 mg — equivalent to 312 mg of Zingiber officinale root
  • Vitamin B6 10 mg — as pyridoxine hydrochloride

Non-medicinal ingredients: Ginger oil (flavour), beeswax, sunflower lecithin, peppermint, apple cider vinegar, cold-pressed extra virgin olive oil, flax (linseed) oil. Softgel: chlorophyll (colour), gelatin, glycerin, water.

Good to know

  • NPN 80038725
  • Consult a health care practitioner before use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding
  • Softgel contains gelatin, so it is not suitable for vegetarians

FAQs

How many PLATINUM Prenatal softgels can I take a day?
The label allows 1-4 softgels daily for digestive upset. For travel, take 2-4 a day, starting 30 minutes before you leave and repeating every 4 hours as needed.

Can I take these with my prenatal vitamin?
The formula is ginger and vitamin B6 only, so it is commonly taken alongside a prenatal multivitamin. Check your total B6 intake with your health care practitioner before combining them.