What the catalogue highlights

The Divine listing identifies glutathione, grape-seed and pine-bark extracts, vitamins C and D3, and zinc. These highlights help identify the formulation being discussed. They do not supply the complete label, the dose of every ingredient or an assessment of whether the combination is appropriate for an individual.

Check overlap with your current products

If you already take a multivitamin or another supplement, bring both labels to a pharmacist or doctor. Similar ingredient names can appear in more than one product. A catalogue cannot assess your combined intake from several products, your diet or prescribed treatment. Avoid deciding on a combined routine solely because the products appear together in a bundle.

Understand the bottle choices

The catalogue lists one bottle, three bottles, six bottles and a family pack named 9+1 bottles. These describe purchase quantities. They do not change the directions for an individual bottle. Confirm the current pack contents, expiry dates and delivery-inclusive quote before choosing a larger quantity. Keep promotional additions distinct from the base quantity when asking for a price.

Sources and catalogue references

Check the current label and seller’s terms before purchasing. Printed offers may have changed since the catalogue was supplied.