Why Pharma Nord Zymbion Q10 Toothpaste?

Manufactured to pharmaceutical standards
Formulation with co-enzyme Q10 and fluoride
Fresh spearmint flavour

Q10 Toothpaste

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Zymbion Q10 Toothpaste contains fluoride and co-enzyme Q10 to help look after your oral health. Q10 Toothpaste is an aid to increasing the levels of Q10 in the gums of patients with gum disease. With regular use of Q10 Toothpaste, the Q10 concentration in the tooth pockets can be maintained at a healthy level. This process is aided by dietary supplementation with Q10.

How much should you apply?

We recommend brushing with Q10 Toothpaste at least twice per day after meals.

For maximum benefit the mouth should not be rinsed after brushing.

Other Q10 products

New to Q10?
Try Bio-Quinone Active Q10 for the first time – Coenzyme Q10 Starter Pack

Already taking Q10?
Ubiquinone CoQ10 – Bio-Quinone Active Q10
Ubiquinol CoQ10 – Bio-Ubiquinol Active QH

Product Facts

Directions:
We recommend brushing with Q10 Toothpaste at least twice per day after meals.
For maximum benefit the mouth should not be rinsed after brushing.

Not suitable for vegeterians or vegans.

Shelf Life:
Thirty months

Storage:
Store in a dry and cool place out of direct sunlight.

Ingredients:
Sorbitol, aqua, Calcium carbonate, Glycerin, butyrospermum parkii butter, cellulose gum, sodium monofluorophosphate,
aroma, sodium lauryol sarcosinate, ubiquinone (Q10), Collagen, sodium saccharin, Citric acid, sodium benzoate, CI 77007, Limonene.

Active ingredients:
Ubiquinone (Q10), sodium monofluorophosphate.
Content of fluor 1500 ppm (COLIPA
Recommendation N° 9).

ID: 1002097 1

What do nutrient units mean?

Relative to the food we eat, the size of individual nutrients are actually incredibly small. As a result, we need to use units other than grammes (g) to describe them. Here’s what the common units for nutrients are:

Grammes (G)- often used to describe nutritional powders. Most teaspoons of powder weigh approximately 5g.

Milligrams (Mg)- 1000mg is equal to 1g

Micrograms (Mcg or μg)- 1000μg is equal to 1mg

International Units (IU)- Slightly more complex than milligrams (mg) and micrograms (μg), International Units measure differently from nutrient to nutrient. The most common nutrients that are likely to be measured in IU are vitamins D, E and A.

Vitamin D: 1 IU is the equivalent of 0.025 μg of D2 or D3
Vitamin A: 1 IU is the equivalent of 0.3 mcg retinol
Beta-carotene (provitamin A): 1 IU is the equivalent of 0.6 μg of beta carotene
Vitamin E: 1 IU is the equivalent of 0.67 mg d-alpha-tocopherol