Zinc Gummies

Great-tasting, zinc gummy with an added fruit blend

• Provides 12 mg of zinc citrate per gummy
• Helps to maintain and support immune function
• Contains no artificial colours or flavours, and less than 0.5 g total sugars per gummy
• Delicious natural blueberry flavour

Zinc Gummies feature 12 mg of elemental zinc as zinc citrate per gummy and are suitable for ages 4 and up as a delicious option to help meet daily zinc requirements. Zinc is an important trace element in the body.¹ 

It plays a key role in maintaining immune health by stimulating the production of immune cells, regulating natural killer cell activity and mediating cytokine production.^1,2 

Clinical research has demonstrated that daily supplementation with zinc helps to maintain immune function in adults, adolescents and children.³ 

Zinc also has a long history of use in dermatological health.⁵ It helps to maintain immune function in the skin, while promoting collagen synthesis to help maintain skin structure.⁶ 

Additionally, zinc has a role in maintaining hair and nail health, and maintains bone health by regulating bone formation and resorption.^5,7-9 

This mineral is also involved in a key buffer system that helps to maintain normal acid-base balance.⁹ 

Zinc Gummies are delicious, natural blueberry-flavoured gummies with no artificial flavours or colours, and less than 0.5 g total sugars per gummy.

With just one gummy daily, this formula helps prevent zinc deficiency and supports the immune system. Zinc Gummies are ideal for anyone 4 years and older who have difficulty or dislike swallowing capsules.

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