MARTIN & PLEASANCE

MARTIN & PLEASANCE Ki Cold & Flu Attack (30 Tabs)

$19.99 CAD

A small tin of tablets for the handbag in the colder months. Martin & Pleasance Ki Attack formula combines 100 mg of KalmCold andrographis extract (35% andrographolide) with 150 mg of fresh ginger extract and 6 mg...

Details

A small tin of tablets for the handbag in the colder months. Martin & Pleasance Ki Attack formula combines 100 mg of KalmCold andrographis extract (35% andrographolide) with 150 mg of fresh ginger extract and 6 mg of zinc per tablet, herbs traditionally used in Chinese medicine, to help support immune function. It suits adults who like a short-course herbal formula on hand.

Why you'll love it

  • 100 mg of andrographis leaf extract, the clinically studied KalmCold ingredient
  • 150 mg of fresh ginger extract, equivalent to 1.5 g of ginger
  • 6 mg of zinc from amino acid chelate, which helps support immune function
  • Herbs traditionally used in Chinese medicine
  • 30 tablets

How to use

Adults: take 1 tablet twice a day, or as directed by your health care practitioner, following the label for when to start and stop. Take with water or juice, before meals or one hour after meals. Not for children under 12.

What's inside

  • Andrographis leaf extract 100 mg — KalmCold, 35% andrographolide; a bitter herb from Asian traditional medicine
  • Ginger rhizome extract 150 mg — fresh ginger, 10:1
  • Zinc 6 mg — as zinc amino acid chelate

Non-medicinal ingredients: Microcrystalline cellulose, calcium hydrogen phosphate dihydrate, carnauba wax, magnesium stearate, croscarmellose sodium, colloidal anhydrous silica, curcumin, tablet coating.

Good to know

  • NPN 80040767
  • Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding
  • Not for children under 12
  • Consult a health care practitioner if symptoms persist

FAQs

How do I take Ki Attack tablets?
Adults take one tablet twice a day with water or juice, before meals or an hour after. The pack of 30 tablets covers a 15-day course at that rate.

Can I take this during pregnancy?
No. The label says it is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding, and it is not for children under 12. Speak with your practitioner about alternatives.