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ACHOLCARE Hangover & Acid Relief Supplement – 10 Capsules

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What category of medication is ACHOLCARE?

• ACHOLCARE is a dietary supplement.

What class of drugs is ACHOLCARE?

• ACHOLCARE is a dietary supplement.

What is ACHOLCARE used for?

• ACHOLCARE is used to reduce hyperacidity and hangovers due to Alcohol intake

Who should take ACHOLCARE?

• ACHOLCARE is used by adults who take Alcoholic drinks either regularly or sparingly

How does ACHOLCARE work?

• ACHOLCARE helps to neutralize alcohol-induced hyperacidity by the Calcium Carbonate. Alcohol can make the stomach produce more acid increasing tissue sensitivity to acid, which can cause heartburn.
• ACHOLCARE effectively adsorbs the toxins-causing hangovers by the Vegetable Carbon.
The calcium carbonate in ACHOLCARE helps the vegetable carbon in Acholcare to reduce Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)
• ACHOLCARE prevents loss of Calcium and Vitamin B2 due to alcohol ingestion.

“Our data show that acute alcohol ingestion lowers serum PTH and BGP in humans, suggesting an inhibitory effect on parathyroid and osteoblastic function. These changes and the alcohol-induced transient hypercalciuria could contribute to the development of bone disease associated with chronic alcohol abuse”.
High incidence of riboflavin deficiency in alcoholics might be due to diet, to the toxic effect of alcohol or an Interaction of these variables”.
• ACHOLCARE Prevents long-term sequel of liver disorders and helps liver function with phosphatidylcholine.
“More than 100 studies have been conducted where PC was given to subjects with liver damage. The results consistently showed that nutritional PC helped individuals with liver damage and was well tolerated even at a high intake level”.

What are the health benefits of ACHOLCARE?

• ACHOLCARE relieves hyperacidity resulting from alcohol intake.
• ACHOLCARE reduces alcohol-induced hangovers (headaches, nausea, and vomiting).

Why do you need ACHOLCARE?

• Regular intake of Alcohol can make the stomach produce more acid leading to hyperacidity. This can also make the tissues more sensitive to acid leading to heartburn.
• ACHOLCARE contains Calcium Carbonate that helps to neutralize alcohol-induced hyper-acidity.

Also, Alcohol contains toxin-causing hangovers. ACHOLCARE contains Vegetable Carbon that helps to absorb the toxins causing hangovers and also helps to reduce Blood Alcohol Levels (BAL).

Which Company owns ACHOLCARE?

The company that owns ACHOLCARE is Vastovers Drugs and Allied Products Ltd, a subsidiary of Vastovers Holdings Ltd. Vastovers Drugs and Allied Products Ltd is best-in-class access channel for drugs and allied products serving, and a reference point for the distribution of genuine, safe and effective drugs and allied products.

Which Company owns the Marketing Authority of ACHOLCARE?

The company that owns ACHOLCARE  is Vastovers Drugs and Allied Products Ltd, a subsidiary of Vastovers Holdings Ltd. Vastovers Drugs and Allied Products Ltd is best-in-class access channel for drugs and allied products serving, and a reference point for the distribution of genuine, safe and effective drugs and allied products.

What does ACHOLCARE contain?

• Phosphatidylcholine 100mg (P. Choline 35%), Activated Calcium Carbonate 307 mg, Vegetable Carbon 150mg, Vitamin B2 1mg, Excipients.

How does ACHOLCARE work?

• ACHOLCARE capsule contains a highly purified grade of Lecithin containing Phosphatidylcholine 35%, Activated Calcium Carbonate, Vegetable Carbon, and Vitamin B2.
• Phosphatidylcholine helps to manage the long-term sequelae of liver disorders due to alcohol abuse and improves liver function.
• Activated Calcium Carbonate helps neutralize alcohol-induced hyperacidity and prevents loss of Calcium and Vitamin B2.
• Vegetable Carbon reduces Blood Alcohol Levels and absorbs the toxins that cause hangovers.
• Vitamin B2 provides a replacement for Riboflavin deficiency associated with overindulgence in alcohol intake.

What is the package of ACHOLCARE?

• 2 blisters x 5 capsules in a pack.

What are the chemical compositions of ACHOLCARE?

Each hard gelatin capsule contains Phosphatidylcholine 100mg (P. Choline 35%), Activated Calcium Carbonate 307 mg, Vegetable Carbon 150mg, Vitamin B2 1mg, Excipients 1 mg Q.S.

What are the known symptoms of overdose of ACHOLCARE?

There is no known symptom resulting from overdose of ACHOLCARE. However, a hospital admission of the patient is recommended for management of symptoms.

Order placement for ACHOLCARE?

To order for ACHOLCARE, call or chat +2349080116802
Or you may contact any of the social media accounts below:
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Email: drugs@vastovers.com Or visit www.vastoversdrugsandalliedproducts.com

Who should not use ACHOLCARE?

• ACHOLCARE is not recommended in children below 12 years old.
• ACHOLCARE is contraindicated in pregnant women.
• ACHOLCARE is contraindicated in people with known hypersensitive to any of its ingredients.

How can I buy ACHOLCARE?

To source ACHOLCARE, call or chat +2349080116802
Or you may contact any of the social media accounts below:
Instagram: Vastovers Drugs and Allied Products
Facebook: Vastovers Drugs and Allied Products
X: @Vastovers Drugs and Allied Products
TikTok: Vastovers Drugs and Allied Products
LinkedIn: Vastovers Drugs and Allied Products
Email: order@vastoversdrugsandalliedproducts.com Or visit www.vastoversdrugsandalliedproducts.com

What is the Dosage of ACHOLCARE?

As a dietary supplement for adults, take 2 capsules once a day after food with a glass of water 30 minutes before consumption of alcohol. Take consistently each day for best results.

How is ACHOLCARE administered?

ACHOLCARE is administered orally.

How does ACHOLCARE interact with other medications?

ACHOLCARE may interact with other medicines you are taking. You should take ACHOLCARE capsules 2-3 hours apart from your other medicines.

What are the side effects of ACHOLCARE?

Side effects and special precautions:
• In case of an allergic reaction, discontinue use immediately and consult your doctor or pharmacist.
• Calcium Carbonate may occasionally cause constipation or flatulence. Vegetable Carbon may cause vomiting, constipation or diarrhoea. It may colour your faeces black.
• Caution is advised in patients at risk of gastrointestinal obstruction.

What are the contraindications of ACHOLCARE?

• Do not take ACHOLCARE if you are hypersensitive to any of the ingredients.
• ACHOLCARE is not recommended for children, lactating mothers, and pregnant women.

What are the known symptoms of overdose of ACHOLCARE?

No overdose reaction nor symptom of intoxication has been reported to date with ACHOLCARE capsule. The patient should consult the doctor who may decide about the severity and any measures that might be necessary.

How do you manage overdose of ACHOLCARE?

There are no known reaction or symptoms of intoxication due to ACHOLCARE overdose. However, the treatment of overdose is symptomatic and supportive, and such should be carried out in a hospital under the supervision of a qualified medical team.
What is the appropriate storage condition for ACHOLCARE?
Store in a cool dry place below 30°C. Keep out of reach of children.

What is the address of Vastovers Drugs And Allied Products?

Lagos address: Vastovers Drugs And Allied Products Ltd., Block N, Plot 279A, Oworonshoki Expressway, Gbagada Phase 1, Lagos, Nigeria.

Abuja address: Vastovers Drugs And Allied Products Ltd., Suite 27A, Lebrex Plaza @ 47 Ajose Adeogun Street (near Eterna Filling Station), Utako.Abuja. Nigeria.

Is there scientific information available as a reference for ACHOLCARE?

The following reference materials could be useful for purpose of scientific information about ACHOLCARE?
1.) Erickson CK Alcohol. 1993 Mar-Apr; 10(2): 103-7.
2.) Garcia-Sanchez A, Gonzale-Calvin JL, Diez-Ruiz A, Casas JL, Gallego-Rojo F, Salvatierra D, Alcohol Alcohol. 1995 Jul;30 (4):449-53.
3.) Kim CI, Roe DA. Drug Nutr Interact. 1985;3(2):99-107.
4.) Reference: Jenkins, P.J., et al. liver, 2:77-81, 1982.