Amazon.com has Centrum Complete Multivitamin Supplement + Hot Flash Support Menopause Support Tablets, with Clinically Studied geniVida, 30 Count for $10.96 - 35% (coupon) - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $6.57.
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- One 30 count bottle of Centrum Multivitamin + Hot Flash Support- Made with geniVida, this women's daily multivitamin helps minimize the frequency and duration of hot flashes after 12 weeks of daily use (1)*
- Powered by a clinically studied ingredient to help support relief from a disruptive symptom of menopause (1)*
- In one study, daily use of geniVida for 12 weeks, resulted in a decrease of hot flashes by 51%; This menopause multivitamin for women helps reduce the frequency and duration of hot flashes, the most common symptom of menopause (1)
- This complete multivitamin has 19 essential nutrients including a B-vitamin complex that helps support normal brain function, metabolism and cellular energy*
- GLP-1 users: Balance your nutrient needs with Centrum for whole body health^
- Calcium, vitamin D and magnesium help maintain bone density, support bone strength*
- Zinc, copper and manganese support collagen production to help with bone flexibility*
- Non-GMO (2) certified, hormone-free, gluten-free and suitable for vegetarians Contains no wheat, milk, egg, dairy, soy, or nuts
- From the number one doctor recommended multivitamin brand*
- Medicare Advantage OTC (MAOTC) eligible. *OTC benefits and eligible products vary by plan. Check your plan for specific details.
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Just say no to Titanium Dioxide - Titanium's great for dental implants and bike frames, but not a nutrient. Banned in Europe for food products for years. And, F*k, maybe for red, they could use any of a dozen fruit or vegetable extracts, including beet? And, hm, isn't there a blue (berry) food that's pretty healthy?...beet and blueberry extract would be credible- even the Amazon Basics Kid's Gummy Vitamins use colors like that. This product is (un) credible, and I am CERTAINLY not going to be giving it to my wife.
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