Tsujimoto Market: Our Guarantees
Description
FANCL Supplement for Women in Their 60s — 3 boxes, 30 sachets each
Overview
FANCL's supplement for women in their sixties is a one-pack format: each sachet holds seven tablets and capsules, and you take one or two sachets a day. A box holds 30 sachets, so a box is 15 to 30 days and this listing of three boxes is 45 to 90 days. FANCL's own name for it is 60代からのサプリメント 女性用.
FANCL lists what goes into a sachet in seven groups: vitamins B and C; proteoglycan and type II collagen; reduced coenzyme Q10; blueberry, lutein and astaxanthin; ginkgo leaf and ferulic acid; emulsified DHA and hydroxytyrosol; and soy isoflavone with collagen and calcium.
FANCL says do not take this if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, a child, or taking warfarin. That is the maker's own wording — a prohibition, not a recommendation to check with someone. We are repeating it here rather than softening it, because an earlier version of this page did soften it.
In Japan this is a Food with Nutrient Function Claims (栄養機能食品). That is a specific category: it permits a fixed set of official statements about named nutrients, at declared amounts, and it permits nothing else. It is not a Food with Function Claims (機能性表示食品) and no dossier has been reviewed for it. So a page for this product may say which nutrients are in it and how much; it may not say what the product does for your bones, your heart, your skin or your memory. The earlier version of this page said all four.
See also: all Japanese supplements.
Key Benefits
- ✓ One sachet replaces a shelf of bottles. Seven tablets and capsules are counted out for you; that is the whole proposition of the one-pack format
- ✓ Seven ingredient groups as FANCL lists them, reproduced below without additions
- ✓ Reduced coenzyme Q10 (ubiquinol) is among them
- ✓ Ginkgo leaf and ferulic acid, and blueberry, lutein and astaxanthin
- ✓ Emulsified DHA with hydroxytyrosol, and soy isoflavone with collagen and calcium
- ✓ Flexible daily amount — one sachet or two, so three boxes is 45 to 90 days depending on how you take it
- ✓ All four declared allergens named below — milk, salmon, soy and gelatin
- ✓ FANCL's additive-light (無添加) house standard
Product Details
| Brand | FANCL (ファンケル) |
|---|---|
| Product name | 60代からのサプリメント 女性用 — Supplement for Women in Their 60s |
| SKU | 9456 |
| Country of origin | Japan |
| Regulatory status in Japan | Food with Nutrient Function Claims (栄養機能食品) |
| Format | Sachet containing 7 tablets and capsules |
| This listing | 3 boxes |
| Per box | 30 sachets |
| Daily amount | 1–2 sachets |
| Supply | 45–90 days across the three boxes |
| Declared allergens | Milk, salmon, soy, gelatin |
| Maker's prohibition | Do not take if pregnant, breastfeeding, a child, or on warfarin |
| Vendor | Tsujimoto Market, Kobe, Japan |
Who Is This For?
- A woman in her sixties who is already taking four or five separate supplements and would rather take one sachet.
- Anyone buying for a parent, where the practical problem is remembering the routine rather than choosing the ingredients.
- Anyone who wants FANCL's formulation and its additive-light house standard.
- Not for, in the maker's own words: anyone pregnant, anyone breastfeeding, children, and anyone taking warfarin. FANCL states this as a prohibition and we are not going to restate it as a suggestion.
- Also not for: anyone allergic to milk, salmon, soy or gelatin, all four of which are declared; vegetarians and vegans, because of the salmon-derived material and the gelatin; and — given the ginkgo and the DHA — anyone on any anticoagulant or antiplatelet medicine, not only warfarin, without their doctor's agreement.
How to Use
- Tear open one sachet.
- Take its seven tablets and capsules with water.
- Take them after a meal — several of the contents are fat-soluble and food helps.
- One sachet a day is the low end and two is the high end; FANCL states both and does not prescribe one.
- Keep the remaining sachets in their box, away from sunlight, heat and damp.
Frequency: Once or twice a day, one sachet each time
Full Ingredients
What FANCL says is in a sachet, in the seven groups FANCL uses:
- Vitamins B and C
- Proteoglycan and type II collagen
- Reduced coenzyme Q10
- Blueberry, lutein and astaxanthin
- Ginkgo leaf and ferulic acid
- Emulsified DHA and hydroxytyrosol
- Soy isoflavone, collagen and calcium
Declared allergens: milk, salmon, soy, gelatin.
A long correction, because the previous version of this page was wrong about what is in the product. It listed magnesium, vitamin D3, vitamin K2, iron, zinc, hesperidin, ginger extract, EPA, N-acetyl glucosamine, biotin and plant-sourced lactobacillus. None of those appears in FANCL's component list and all have been removed. Its allergen line said "Contains soy and fish", which missed milk and gelatin entirely. And its warfarin caution was attributed to vitamin K2 — an ingredient that is not in the product. FANCL's actual prohibition on warfarin stands regardless; the likelier reason for it is the ginkgo leaf and the DHA, both of which are.
FANCL publishes a full itemised declaration on its own site. If a specific ingredient decides your purchase, read it there rather than trusting a retailer's summary — including this one.
Cautions
- This is a food, not a medicine. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and nothing here is medical advice.
- Do not exceed the daily amount the maker states on the pack.
- FANCL states that this must not be taken during pregnancy or breastfeeding, by children, or by anyone taking warfarin. That is the maker's prohibition, not our precaution, and it is not conditional on asking a doctor first.
- If you take prescription medicine or are under treatment for anything, ask your doctor or pharmacist before adding this.
- Stop taking it and speak to a doctor if anything about how you feel changes after you start.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Store away from direct sunlight, heat and damp, and close the pack after use.
- Ginkgo leaf and DHA are both in this product, and both are associated with effects on bleeding. If you take any anticoagulant or antiplatelet medicine — not only warfarin — or have surgery or dental work coming up, speak to your doctor before starting and tell whoever treats you that you are taking it.
- Declared allergens: milk, salmon, soy, gelatin. Salmon and gelatin are the two most often missed; the gelatin also means this is not vegetarian, and its animal source is not stated, which matters for halal and kosher diets.
- Soy isoflavone. If you have been advised to limit phytoestrogens, this product contains them by design.
Package Contents
Three boxes, each holding 30 sachets of seven tablets and capsules — 90 sachets in total, 45 to 90 days depending on whether you take one a day or two.
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
- 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
I take warfarin. Can I take this?
No. FANCL's instruction is not to take it — a prohibition, in the maker's own words, alongside pregnancy, breastfeeding and children. An earlier version of this page rendered that as "please consult your doctor", which is a different instruction, and we have corrected it. Ginkgo leaf and DHA are both in the formula, and if you take any other anticoagulant or antiplatelet medicine the same conversation applies.
How many boxes is this, and how long does it last?
Three boxes of 30 sachets. FANCL's amount is one or two sachets a day, so a box is 15 to 30 days and three boxes are 45 to 90. An earlier version of this page said in one place that you get a single box of 30 sachets, which contradicted the listing title.
What is actually in a sachet?
Seven tablets and capsules covering the seven groups listed above. An earlier version of this page listed eleven further ingredients — magnesium, D3, K2, iron, zinc and others — that are not in FANCL's component list, and we removed them. For a full itemised declaration, read FANCL's own ingredient page rather than any retailer's summary, ours included.
Can a woman in her fifties take it?
FANCL makes a separate formulation for that decade and would point you to it. We are not able to tell you that one is better for you than the other — that is a nutrition question about you, not a product question — but the two are formulated differently and FANCL sells both.
How is it shipped, and how long does it take?
It leaves our warehouse in Kobe, Japan within 2–6 business days with a tracking number. Delivery after that depends on your destination — commonly 7–21 days — and any import duty or tax is set by your own country, not by us.
