Solgar Milk Thistle - 100 Capsules



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iHerb UK - Solgar , Milk Thistle, 100 Vegetable Capsules (450 Mg Per Capsule)
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Solgar Milk Thistle is designed for individuals seeking a high-quality, plant-based herbal supplement to support daily wellness. As part of Solgar's Full Potency Herbs range, this product stands out for its use of full-spectrum herbal extracts that preserve the natural, synergistic constituents of the Silybum marianum plant. While it offers a versatile herbal foundation for most dietary needs, users should consult with a healthcare professional before incorporating it into their routine, especially if they are currently taking other medications.
| Model Part Number | SOL-03972 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Solgar |
| Quantity | 100 |
Yes, this product is formulated with vegetable capsules and is completely free of animal-derived ingredients.
No, Solgar Milk Thistle is certified gluten-free.
No, this product is Non-GMO.
Each bottle contains 100 vegetable capsules.
Yes, this product is free from dairy.
It ensures the extract includes all the synergistic constituents of the herb, rather than just isolated chemicals, for a more complete profile.
Take the capsule with a full glass of water or consume it with a small amount of food to aid in swallowing.
Try taking the supplement with a larger meal rather than on an empty stomach.
To ensure the longevity and efficacy of your Solgar Milk Thistle, store the bottle in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat, as herbal extracts can be sensitive to environmental fluctuations. Always keep the lid tightly sealed when not in use. While the capsules are generally compatible with various dietary habits, verify with your primary care provider if you are currently using prescription medications, as herbal supplements can occasionally interact with drug metabolism.