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Description
FANCL Supplements from Your 60s, for Men — 90 packets (45–90 day supply)
Overview
FANCL 60代からのサプリメント 男性用 is a one-pack multi-supplement: each sachet holds seven separate tablets and capsules, one for each of the seven component groups FANCL builds the product from, so you tear one packet rather than open seven bottles.
This pack is 3 bags of 30 individually wrapped packets — 90 packets in total, which FANCL rates as a 45–90 day supply — 45 days at two packets a day, 90 at one. The other size is the 30-packet pack (15–30 day supply).
One correction to earlier versions of this page. This is a 栄養機能食品 — a Food with Nutrient Function Claims. Earlier versions called it 機能性表示食品, a Food with Function Claims. Those are two different Japanese categories with two different notification routes, and the page stated the wrong one twice.
Key Benefits
- ✓ Seven pieces per packet, one packet at a time — the whole point of FANCL's ワンパック format. The alternative is seven bottles and a pill organiser.
- ✓ Reduced coenzyme Q10 — FANCL uses the ubiquinol form, which is the body-ready one. Earlier versions of this page listed it as plain CoQ10 and understated what is actually in the box.
- ✓ Proteoglycan with type II collagen — the joint component, and not the glucosamine the old page claimed.
- ✓ Ginkgo leaf with ferulic acid, and emulsified DHA with hydroxytyrosol — two pairings FANCL formulates deliberately rather than two separate ingredients.
- ✓ Blueberry, lutein and astaxanthin together for the eye group.
- ✓ FANCL's 無添加 standard — the brand built its whole business on additive-free formulation, and that is a genuine and checkable brand fact rather than a claim about what the supplement does.
- ✓ Japanese domestic stock, shipped from our Kobe warehouse with tracking.
Product Details
| Brand | FANCL (ファンケル) |
|---|---|
| Product name (JP) | 60代からのサプリメント 男性用 |
| Japanese regulatory category | 栄養機能食品 — Food with Nutrient Function Claims |
| Form | One-pack sachets; 7 tablets and capsules per packet |
| Packets in this listing | 90 (3 × 30) |
| Supply | 45 days at 2 packets/day, 90 days at 1 packet/day |
| Component groups | 7 — see Ingredients |
| Contains fish | Yes — DHA is fish-derived |
| Declared allergen | Japanese yam (ヤマイモ) |
| Suitable for vegetarians | No |
| Halal | Not certified — see Cautions |
| Country of origin | Japan |
| Other size | 30-packet pack (15–30 day supply) |
Who Is This For?
- You are a man in your sixties or later and take nothing at all. FANCL builds this range for exactly that person — someone who has decided to start and does not want to research seven ingredients first.
- You are already taking four or five separate supplements. The honest case for a one-pack is fewer bottles and fewer forgotten days, not better nutrition.
- You want the ubiquinol form of CoQ10 without buying it separately. It is one of the seven pieces in every packet.
- Not for you if you are vegetarian or allergic to fish. The DHA is fish-derived.
- Not for you if you react to Japanese yam. It is a declared allergen and it is in this product.
- Not for you if you are on prescription medicine and have not asked anyone. Ginkgo in particular interacts with blood thinners. Ask your doctor or pharmacist first — that is not a formality.
How to Use
- Tear open one packet. Everything inside is one day's portion, or half of it if you are taking two packets.
- Take the contents with water or lukewarm water.
- Take it with or just after a meal — this is a food, and the fat-soluble parts (CoQ10, DHA, lutein, astaxanthin, vitamin D) are absorbed better alongside food.
- Keep to the same time each day. Consistency does more for a supplement than dose adjustments do.
- Do not exceed the amount FANCL states on the pack.
Frequency: 1–2 packets a day, with or just after food. At 1 a day this pack lasts 90 days; at 2, 45.
Full Ingredients
The seven component groups FANCL builds each packet from:
- Vitamins B and C
- Proteoglycan and type II collagen
- Reduced coenzyme Q10 (ubiquinol)
- Blueberry, lutein and astaxanthin
- Ginkgo leaf and ferulic acid
- Emulsified DHA and hydroxytyrosol
- Japanese yam, zinc and vitamin D
Four things earlier versions of these pages listed are not in this product: alpha-GPC, N-acetylglucosamine, oyster extract and milk thistle. FANCL uses proteoglycan and type II collagen where the old page claimed N-acetylglucosamine, and neither oyster nor milk thistle appears anywhere in its materials.
The per-packet nutrition panel is printed on the pack and we are not reproducing it here. FANCL publishes its nutrition table in a form we cannot read from outside Japan, and the previous versions of these pages filled that gap with a fifteen-row table of quantities — at least four rows of which named ingredients that are not in the product at all. A gap is better than a confident wrong number, so the gap stands until someone reads it off a physical box.
Allergens and animal origin. The DHA is fish-derived, so this is not suitable for vegetarians, vegans, or anyone with a fish allergy. It also contains Japanese yam (ヤマイモ), which is a declared allergen in Japan and which earlier versions of these pages did not mention at all — they declared "fish and shellfish" instead, and the shellfish came from an oyster extract that is not in the product. Check the pack against your own allergies before taking it.
Halal: not certified, and the DHA is fish-derived. Fish is generally acceptable, but the capsule and emulsifier materials are not declared in a form we can verify, so we are not going to call this halal. If certification matters to you, treat it as uncertified.
In Japan this is a Food with Nutrient Function Claims (栄養機能食品). That category lets a food state the established role of specific nutrients it contains, in wording fixed by law. It is not Food with Function Claims (機能性表示食品), which is a different and separately notified category, and it is not a medicine.
Cautions
- This is a food, not a medicine. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and nothing on this page is medical advice.
- Ginkgo leaf is in this product and it interacts with anticoagulants. If you take warfarin, an antiplatelet, or any blood thinner, ask your doctor or pharmacist before you start. This is the single most important line on the page.
- Do not exceed the daily amount FANCL states on the pack.
- If you take prescription medicine or are being treated for anything at all, ask your doctor or pharmacist before adding this. At this age bracket that covers most people.
- Stop taking it and speak to a doctor if anything about how you feel changes after you start.
- Contains fish-derived DHA and Japanese yam. Check the pack against your own allergies.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Store away from direct sunlight, heat and damp, and keep the packets sealed until you use them.
Package Contents
- 3 bags of 30 individually wrapped packets — 90 packets in total
- 7 tablets and capsules inside each packet
- Japanese-language packaging and instructions
Shipping & Store Notes
- Ships directly from Japan
- Processing time: 2–6 business days
- Tracking number provided after dispatch
- Import duties and taxes may apply depending on destination country
- Some countries restrict the import of supplements. Check your own rules before ordering
- Opened supplements cannot be returned for hygiene and safety reasons
Authenticity Guarantee
Every product at Tsujimoto Market is sourced directly from Japan and verified for authenticity. We never sell fakes or grey-market goods. Each order is carefully packed in Kobe, Japan and dispatched with full tracking.
FAQ
Is this a 機能性表示食品?
No, and the previous version of this page said it was — twice, in the Product Details table and again in a FAQ answer. FANCL declares this a 栄養機能食品, a Food with Nutrient Function Claims. That category lets a food state the established role of specific nutrients it contains, in legally fixed wording. 機能性表示食品 is a separate category with a separate notification to the Consumer Affairs Agency, and this product is not one.
What is in each packet?
Seven separate tablets and capsules, covering FANCL's seven component groups: B and C vitamins; proteoglycan with type II collagen; reduced coenzyme Q10; blueberry, lutein and astaxanthin; ginkgo leaf with ferulic acid; emulsified DHA with hydroxytyrosol; and Japanese yam with zinc and vitamin D. Neither earlier version of these pages mentioned that there are seven pieces.
Where is the nutrition table?
On the box, and not on this page, because we could not read FANCL's published figures from outside Japan and we are not going to invent them. The previous version of this page carried a fifteen-row panel with quantities down to the milligram — and at least four of those rows named ingredients that are not in the product. We would rather show you a gap than a confident wrong number.
Can I take it with my medication?
Ask your doctor or pharmacist, and mean it. Ginkgo leaf is in every packet and it interacts with warfarin and other blood thinners, which a lot of men in this age group take. That is a real interaction, not a disclaimer.
Is it suitable for vegetarians or people with allergies?
Not for vegetarians — the DHA is fish-derived. On allergies, note that it contains Japanese yam, a declared allergen in Japan that earlier versions of these pages left out entirely while listing shellfish that is not in the product. Read the pack against your own list before you take the first one.
