General Information Take control of your appetite! Managing those mid-morning munchies, curbing hunger and crushing those 3pm sweet tooth cravings just got easier, thanks to FBX Reducta. Managing those mid-morning munchies, curbing snacking and crushing those 3pm sweet tooth cravings just got easier thanks to FBX Reducta. Specially formulated by combining two key ingredients: Caralluma and Gymnema, FBX Reducta allows you to reduce hunger and manage sugar and food cravings to support healthier food choices and portion-control at mealtimes. Caralluma - The "famine cactus": Historcally known in India as "famine food". Caralluma has been used to help reduce hunger and appetite. Gymnema sylvestre: Gymnema sylvestre is a herb native to tropical forests of India, Africa and Australia. It is used for managing food and sugar cravings. Suitable For: Adults Boxed Contents: Filmed coated tablets KEY FEATURES • Manage your food cravings• Manage your sugar cravings• Reduce your hunger• Take control of your sweet tooth Warnings This product has been blister sealed for your protection. Do not use if blister is broken or damaged. Keep out of reach of children.Warning: Large Tablet Size CAUTION This product has been blister sealed for your protection. Do not use if blister is broken or damaged. Keep out of reach of children.Warning: Large Tablet Size Ingredients Each tablet contains: Caralluma adscendens var. fimbriata herb ext. dry conc. 500 mg, equiv. to dry herb 6 g; Gymnema sylvestre ext. dry conc. std. 300 mg, equiv. to dry leaf 6 g (min), equiv. to gymnemic acids 75 mg Contains: Each tablet contains: Caralluma adscendens var. fimbriata herb ext. dry conc. 500 mg, equiv. to dry herb 6 g; Gymnema sylvestre ext. dry conc. std. 300 mg, equiv. to dry leaf 6 g (min), equiv. to gymnemic acids 75 mg Directions Adults: Take 1 tablet with water twice daily, 30 minutes before meals. USAGE ADVICE Break, cut or crush the tablet (prior to consuming) if you have swallowing concerns. Swallow with a glass of water. STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS Store below 25°C.
