Digestion & detox · India
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End a rich dinner without that heavy, restless feeling. Metabon is a digestive nutraceutical blend that you take once, right after the largest meal of the day, for gut comfort. Ask for a call-back and give the courier cash when the bottle reaches you.
The blend is chosen for gut comfort and a quiet stomach once a big plate is finished.
The label ties the dose to the heaviest meal of the day, so there is only one moment to remember.
The company named on the bottle holds an FSSAI licence and the directions are printed on the label.
5/5
Family dinners in Ludhiana mean parathas, butter and lassi, and I used to feel stuffed until midnight. A colleague at the bank handed me her spare Metabon bottle to look at.
I take it after the big meal, drink more water in the day and sit down to eat earlier. The evenings are noticeably lighter now.
G— Gurpreet B., 45, Amritsar
Metabon is sold as a digestive nutraceutical blend; the bottle prints directions rather than a long list of herbs.
a combination put together for gut comfort and a calm stomach after eating
the label places the dose once the heaviest plate is done, with water alongside
the company on the bottle carries the licence and the directions sit on the label
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Right after the biggest meal of your day, in the dose written on the label. Taking it before eating is not what the label describes.
The label simply gives an after-meal dose, so use it on days you eat heavily and follow whatever amount is printed.
Notice how you feel after your large meals over a week or two, and keep a note of what you ate to see which dinners sit well.
Skip it if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, under 18 or have blood in the stool; see a doctor if loose motions last for days.
A name and a mobile number is all it takes. Never any card, UPI, OTP or Aadhaar information.
The supplier's executive checks your city, PIN code, landmark, number of packs and a delivery date that works for you.
You pay the delivery person in rupees once the parcel is in your hand, not before.
