Vitavea Bio-Baldrian Schlaf & Entspannung 30 Kapseln

Baldrianextrakt* (Valeriana officinalis) ; Kapsel pflanzlichen Ursprungs (Cellulosederivat) ; Apfelfasern* ; Trennmittel: Magnesiumcarbonat ; Reisstärke*.
* Zutat aus biologischem Anbau

Pro 1 Kapsel:

Bio-Baldrian (Pflanzenäquivalent): 1000 mg
davon Bio-Baldrian-Trockenextrakt: 250 mg

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