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NOW Foods Lycopene Twenty Milligram Free Radical Scavenger Dietary Supplement Softgels Fifty Count Two Pack
NOW Foods Lycopene Twenty Milligram Free Radical Scavenger Dietary Supplement Softgels Fifty Count Two Pack
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Materials and care
Lycopene (Natural Tomato Extract) (LYC-O-MATO), Rice bran oil, softgel capsule (bovine gelatin, glycerin, water).
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FAQ
Q1. Are lycopene supplements effective?
Ans: Yes, scientific studies indicate that natural lycopene supplements are highly effective free radical scavengers. They provide targeted support for vascular health, cardiovascular function, and prostate health when taken consistently.
Q2. How many milligrams of lycopene should you take per day?
Ans: A standard daily serving often ranges between ten milligrams to twenty milligrams for general antioxidant maintenance. This product delivers twenty milligrams per softgel, which aligns safely with standard adult wellness recommendations.
Q3. Is this lycopene supplement free from major allergens?
Ans: This formulation is not manufactured with yeast, wheat, gluten, soy, corn, milk, egg, fish, or shellfish ingredients. It is produced in a Good Manufacturing Practices facility that processes other ingredients containing these allergens.
Q4. Are these NOW Foods Lycopene softgels authentic and available in India?
Ans: Yes, these are authentic USA-imported dietary supplements. Rudra Retails sources all products directly from the United States to ensure genuine quality, safety, and authenticity for Indian consumers.
Q5. Who should consult a physician before using this product?
Ans: This supplement is intended for adults only. Pregnant or nursing women, individuals taking prescription medications, or those with underlying medical conditions should consult a healthcare provider before use.