SOLENS BONBONS Acerola Echinacea Sugar Free - 50g

Name: SOLENS BONBONS Acerola Echinacea Sugar Free - 50g
Brand: SOLENS
SKU: 3760099701703
Price: 1.99 EUR
Availability: InStock

For natural well-being, discover these sugar-free red fruit candies. An original and tasty way to enjoy Echinacea and boost your immune system.

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Natural well-being

These delicious sugar-free candies contain echinacea extract and are rich in vitamin C. They unveil a delicious red-fruit melt-in-your-mouth heart, combining the taste of acerola cherry and blackcurrant.

With just 2 little sweets, you can fill up on vitamin C, which contributes to the normal functioning of the immune system.

A simple pleasure: just 5 calories per candy.

Did you know? These sweets are sugar-free and even help to improve oral hygiene.

Sugar-free
Natural flavor
Suitable for vegans

Specific References

Sweeteners: isomalt, maltitol; ascorbic acid (vitamin C); acidifier: citric acid; echinacea extract (0.2%); blackcurrant juice concentrate (0.1%); color: anthocyanins; natural flavors; sweetener: sucralose; acerola powder (0.05%); extract of 20 plants* (0.02%).

*Licorice roots (Glycyrrhiza glabra), lanceolate plantain leaves, wild mulberry leaves, peppermint leaves, chamomile flowers, mallow flowers, primrose flowers, elderflower flowers, common thyme herb, Iceland moss, linden flowers, sage leaves, star anise fruit, marshmallow leaves, marshmallow root, fennel fruit, marigold flowers, mullein flowers, eucalyptus leaves, yarrow herbs.

Echinacea

Delicate yet powerful, echinacea is known for its heady fragrance and the beauty of its pink flowers. It's the star of immunity plants! It's not for nothing that Amerindians were the first to use it for a variety of ailments: wounds, illnesses, fevers..

Today, this plant is included in the French pharmacopoeia, and numerous scientific studies recognize its use as an adjunctive treatment.