Triconicon

Food supplement for skin adnexa

TRICONICON^® is a food supplement containing Sulphur Amino-Acids (I-Cystine, I-Methionine, I-Glutathion) and trace elements (Iron, Copper, Selenium, Zinc) and Vitamin B5 and Ubidecarenone. Selenium and Zinc maintain normal hair and nails. Copper, Selenium and Zinc also help protect cells against oxidative stress. Gluten free. Naturally lactose free.

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Strengthener for hair and nails

Triconicon

Food supplement for skin adnexa

Triconicon Line

Strengthener for hair and nails

Triconicon

Food supplement for skin adnexa

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