Liquid Zinc

Liquid Zinc

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Liquid Zinc

Liquid Zinc

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Supports Healthy Immune Function.*
Supports Healthy Skin.*
Supports Healthy Nerve and Cognitive Function.*

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Highlights

An Essential Nutrient for Immune & Overall Wellness Support.*
Liquid Zinc as Zinc Sulfate – Superior in Absorption.*
Most Effective Form of Zinc in Easy-to-take Liquid Form.*
Gluten-Free, Soy-Free, and Dairy-Free.
Third Party Tested for Potency, and Purity.
Packed in the USA at our FDA-Approved, NSF-Certified Facility.

Suggested Usage

As a dietary supplement, take approximately 2 droppers (2ml) then swallow. Take 1-2 times daily or as suggested by your health care provider.

Ingredients

Ionic Zinc (as Zinc Sulphate)
Other Ingredients- Vegetable Glycerine, Purified Water

  • Gluten free

  • Soy free

  • Dairy free

  • GMP Certified Facility

  • Vegetarian

  • Third Party Tested

Why Sandhu Herbals Liquid Zinc?

Most Convenient form of Zinc!*

Zinc
is an essential mineral involved in the function of over 300 enzymes which are
crucial for healthy immune function & overall wellness.*

 However, many people don't get enough zinc due
to poor eating habits.

To
solve this, Sandhus
created liquid zinc. It's easier to use and works faster than capsules because
the body absorbs liquid zinc quickly. This means you get all its health
benefits more effectively.*

How Does it Work?

Helps Restore Immune, skin &
Overall Health *

Sandhus
liquid zinc helps ease oxidative stress and keeps your immune system healthy,
year-round.*(1-6)

Also,
our easy-to-use zinc drops help regulate numerous enzymes that support
metabolism, digestion, and nerve function.*(7,8,11-14)

Furthermore,
zinc plays an important role in ATP production (energy fuel of the body) that
helps maintain healthy energy levels.*(14,15,16)

Your on-the-go immune support!*

Zinc is considered an essential nutrient, meaning the body cannot produce or store it and therefore you must obtain it through food or supplements. Zinc plays many vital roles in the body. As a powerful antioxidant, zinc is critical for the development and function of immune cells. Daily intake of zinc, helps ease oxidative stress and keeps your immune system healthy, year-round. Zinc is also involved in many cellular functions and is necessary for the activity of numerous enzymes that aid metabolism, digestion, nerve function and much more. Zinc also supports energy levels, cognitive health and longevity*

Most Continent Form of Zinc!*

Our Liquid Zinc is a convenient way to ensure that your body gets the amount of this essential trace mineral it needs for overall health.*

Traditional Zinc tablets require processing by the gut, while liquid zinc is ready, to absorb in the circulation making it more effective. *

Unflavored & No Fillers!

Our easy-to-use Liquid zinc is unflavored and has no fillers. Add drops to any of your favorite beverages, stir well and enjoy the complete benefits of Zinc effortlessly.*

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