Sugar-free pill pills №365

Composition

Coated Tablets white, biconvex, with a characteristic odor; two layers are visible on the fracture (the inner one is yellow-gray interspersed with different colors).
1 pill Complite contains:

Mechanism of action

Complite - a combined multivitamin preparation with micro- and macroelements, the action of which is due to the effects of the substances in its composition.

It has a positive effect on blood hemoglobin and other blood parameters, the violation of which is associated with a deficiency of minerals and Vitamins, normalizes (with long-term use) impaired lipid metabolism (hyperlipidemia, mainly atherogenic type) and tolerance to carbohydrates, increases exercise tolerance (in hours long).

Indications and usage

Complite It is recommended as a prophylactic agent in conditions accompanied by an increased need for vitamins and minerals: a period of growth and development; increased physical and neuro-physical stress; in the period of recovery after illness; with unbalanced and inadequate nutrition; to increase the body's resistance to infectious and catarrhal diseases.

Contraindications

- hypervitaminosis A;
- high content of calcium and iron in the body;
- urolithiasis disease;
- pernicious B₁₂deficiency anemia;
- hypersensitivity to the drug.

Dosage and administration

The drug is recommended to take 1 tab. 2 times a day. The duration of the course is determined individually. (Usually - 1 month).

Adverse reactions

Are possible allergic reactions.

Special notes

If allergic reactions to the components of the drug Complivit should be canceled.
Do not recommend taking this drug at the same time as other multivitamin preparations in order to avoid overdose.
In appointing the drug should be aware that the daily dose of Retinol acetate during pregnancy should not exceed 5,000 IU.
It is possible staining of urine in an intense yellow color, which is not dangerous, since it is caused by the presence of riboflavin in the composition of the drug.

Drug Interactions

The drug contains iron and calcium, therefore, with the combined use of antibiotics of the Tetracycline group and fluoroquinolones, the absorption of the latter from the gastrointestinal tract is slowed down.
Ascorbic acid enhances the pharmacological effect and side effects of antimicrobial agents from the sulfonamide group (including the risk of crystalluria).
With the simultaneous use of antacid drugs, which include aluminum, calcium, magnesium, and colestyramine, a decrease in iron absorption occurs.
When combined with thiazide diuretics increases the risk of hypercalcemia.

Storage conditions

In dry, the dark place at room temperature