Copper Mineral Supplements

Carlson Labs – Chelated Copper 5 mg 100 tabs

Chelated Copper 5 mg 100 tabs

Dietary Supplement

Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 1 tablet
Servings Per Container: 100

Amount per Serving:
Copper (as copper glycinate chelate) 5 mg

Other Ingredients:
Plant cellulose, stearic acid.

Suggested Use:
Take one tablet daily at mealtime for dietary supplementation.

Natural blue color, free of salt, preservatives, wheat, yeast, corn, starch, milk, soy.
Cellulose coated.
Tablet color variations may occur.

Carlson Chelated Copper is prepared to …

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