EQUILIBRA VEGETABLE CHARCOAL SUPPLEMENT GAS-BLOATING 50 CPR

Equilibra Vegetable Carbon Supplement Gas-Bloating is your natural ally against gas and post-prandial bloating. Formulated with 100% vegetable-based activated carbon, this supplement helps reduce excessive flatulence thanks to its high absorption surface. The colorant-free tablets offer a practical and dosed intake, suitable for daily well-being without inconveniences.

How to use

• Take 4 Equilibra Vegetable Carbon tablets daily, divided before and after a main meal 30 minutes apart, to maximize the beneficial effect against gas and bloating. The tablets can be swallowed or chewed with a liquid, ensuring targeted and natural relief from post-prandial discomfort.

Codice Prodotto:
EQCRBN6

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Delivery times and shipping costs

Delivery times (estimated, from the dispatch date):

• Italy: 1-2 working days.
• Venice and the Italian islands: 1-2 additional working days.
• Europe: 3-5 working days.

Shipping costs:

• Italy: €5.99 — free on orders over €79.90.
• Western Europe (Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal): €8.90 — free on orders over €99.
• Northern Europe (Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom): €9.99 — free on orders over €119.
• Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean (Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Malta, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia): €11.90 — free on orders over €119.

Processing times: orders received Monday to Friday before 12:00 are dispatched the same day. Orders received after 12:00, at weekends or on public holidays are dispatched on the next working day.

Deliveries may be delayed by adverse weather, strikes or force majeure, and during peak periods (20 December to 7 January).