Zinc Bisglycinate 50mg

What is in this zinc supplement?

Zinc bisglycinate, a form in which the mineral is bound to glycine, maltodextrin as a bulking agent and a pullulan capsule shell. Kazidomi sells this food supplement in a bottle of 90 capsules. The zinc itself is obtained by synthesis, and no ingredient of animal origin goes into it.

How is it taken?

With a large glass of water, preferably in the morning, without going past the daily amount printed on the Kazidomi bottle. The label also states that the course should stay limited in time. This food supplement sits alongside a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle, never in place of them.

Zinc bisglycinate or spirulina tablets: which one?

Two very different products in the Kazidomi range. The zinc bisglycinate delivers one isolated mineral, bound to an amino acid, in a plant capsule. Spirulina is a whole algae pressed into tablets, from organic farming. One is a single targeted nutrient, the other a dried food in one piece.

Is it suitable for everyone?

No. Kazidomi reserves it for adults. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should ask a health professional before use, and the bottle stays out of reach of children. The daily amount on the label is never to be exceeded, even after a day when the capsule was forgotten.

How should the bottle be kept?

Away from light, somewhere cool and dry, with the cap closed properly. Kazidomi capsules do not like damp, so a bathroom is the wrong place for them. Keep the bottle in a cupboard, away from any heat source, up to the durability date shown on the label.