Varavose Max

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A unique formulation of natural ingredients

Varicose veins affect around 25% of women and 15% of men at any given time. Superficial veins are the veins that are susceptible to becoming varicose veins and are so vulnerable to damage as they are not compressed by surrounding layers of protective muscle and tissue in the same way that deeper veins are. If their valves within superficial veins become weakened, the pressure caused by accumulating blood can cause the vein walls to weaken and swell, leading to bulging and twisted varicose veins.

This unique formulation contains the following active ingredients which are often recommended for dealing with some leg vein problems:

Horse Chestnut
Butcher's Broom
Vitamin K
Grapeseed Extract

So, why not give this exclusive combination a try, at unbeatable value for money! Don’t forget that all Simply Supplements products are currently BUY ONE GET ONE FREE at the LOWEST PRICES IN THE UK GUARANTEED. If you buy from us and then find the same product cheaper elsewhere we will REFUND THE DIFFERENCE PLUS 10%! Plus postage and packaging is absolutely FREE on all internet orders. That’s not to mention the FREE GIFTS that we have on offer when you spend over £25.

Horse Chestnut Extract 12:1 20% Aescin equivalent to 300mg Herb Powder & 5mg Aescin, Butchers Broom root 300mg, Grape Seed Extract 95% OPC’s 19mg, Vitamin K 5% Preparation 600mcg, Di Calcium Phosphate,Microcrystalline Cellulose, Magnesium Strearate,Stearic Acid, Silicon Dioxide.

Directions:

For adults take one to two tablets daily as a food supplement or as directed by a healthcare professional. Store in a cool dry place. Keep away from children at all times. Do not use if the seal is broken.

Cautions:

If you are taking any prescription medication, you have a medical condition or you have specific concerns about the suitability of any of our products in relation to these, you should always consult your GP or Pharmacist prior to taking supplements. Pregnant or lactating women should consult a GP before taking supplements. Do not exceed the recommended daily dosage. Keep out of reach of children. Supplements should not be taken as a substitute for a varied diet. Always read the label before use.

Varavose Max has been specifically formulated to incorporate a comprehensive blend of natural nutrients that some people have found to help with some leg vein problems.
In Germany, Horse Chestnut is the most commonly prescribed product for helping to deal with varicose veins.

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B Small, cornwall on 25th June 2009

My doc said my long term varicose veins were dangerous if injured and prescribed support hose. This supplement has reduced the protruding veins and nodules greatly and has had a beneficial result on my piles - internal varicose veins really.
Mrs N Fisher, Folkestone on 8th April 2009

The lower parts of my legs have been affected by horrible looking veins and I always hide them when I’m on holiday. However after taking the Varavose max, I have noticed an improvement with the redness and I now feel more comfortable wearing skirts.
Tony on 25th April 2007

It is really a useful product what exactly I thought before buy it. I am very impressed.

19th February 2009 by Patricia Blake

Q:	Is it safe to take Varavose Max and Boswellia together
A:	With regards to taking different supplements together, one on the many benefits of natural herbal medicines is the safety parameters when mixing several vitamins, minerals and nutrients. Nonetheless, whilst a majority of combinations are safe, we would advise that you consult your GP or Pharmacist with any specific instances, particularly in relation to a medical condition as the potency of herbs when mixing does differ.

Is it safe to take Varavose Max and Boswellia together

With regards to taking different supplements together, one on the many benefits of natural herbal medicines is the safety parameters when mixing several vitamins, minerals and nutrients. Nonetheless, whilst a majority of combinations are safe, we would advise that you consult your GP or Pharmacist with any specific instances, particularly in relation to a medical condition as the potency of herbs when mixing does differ.