Swisse Ultivite Men’s Multivitamin 120 Tablets

Swisse Ultivite Men’s Multivitamin is a one-a-day blend of vitamins, minerals and herbs tailored for men. It supports immune health, energy production and healthy muscle function, helps relieve fatigue, and helps prevent dietary nutritional deficiencies. A bottle of 120 tablets lasts four months. Swisse, a Melbourne vitamin company founded in 1969, makes it in Australia.

Key Features

• Supports immune health and energy production.
• Supports healthy muscle function and an active lifestyle.
• Helps relieve fatigue.
• Helps prevent dietary nutritional deficiencies.
• One tablet a day; no added lactose, gluten, yeast, egg or artificial flavours.

What’s in Each Tablet

• B vitamins: B1 22.03 mg, B2 30 mg, nicotinamide 25 mg, B5 69 mg, B6 24.68 mg, B12 50 micrograms, folic acid 500 micrograms, biotin 50 micrograms
• Vitamin C 165 mg, vitamin D3 25 micrograms, vitamin E 24.79 mg, betacarotene 1 mg
• Minerals including magnesium 105 mg, calcium 21 mg, zinc 15 mg, iron 3 mg, selenium 26 micrograms and iodine 50 micrograms
• Herbal extracts including saw palmetto, tomato, ginkgo, Korean ginseng, green tea and milk thistle

Directions and Safety

Adults: one tablet a day, during or immediately after a meal, or as directed by a healthcare professional. Not recommended for children under 12. Don’t take it while on warfarin therapy without medical advice. Contains vitamin B6: stop taking it if you experience tingling, burning or numbness, and see your healthcare practitioner. Contains selenium, which is toxic in high doses; adults shouldn’t take more than 150 micrograms a day from supplements. Not for the treatment of iron deficiency. Contains soya. Store below 25°C.

FAQs

How long does one bottle last?

120 days at one tablet a day.

When should I take it?

With or just after a meal, once a day.

Is there a version for men over 50?

Yes, Swisse Men’s Multivitamin 50+ is formulated for that age group.

Always read the label and follow the directions for use. If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional. Vitamin and mineral supplements should not replace a balanced diet.