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Description
FANCL Supplement for Women 40+ — 30 Sachets x 3 Boxes (45–90 Days)
Overview
FANCL packs one day of supplements into a single sachet, so there is nothing to count out and no row of bottles to keep track of. This is the women's 40+ sachet in the three-box size: 30 sachets per box, 90 sachets in all. FANCL's guidance is one to two sachets a day, which is exactly where the 45–90 days comes from — 90 days at one a day, 45 at two.
The panel further down is transcribed from FANCL's own item page, nutrient by nutrient, per sachet. The declared allergens among Japan's 28 are soy and gelatin, and nothing else. There is no fish, no shellfish, no wheat.
See also: Japanese multivitamins, vitamin supplements from Japan.
Key Benefits
- ✓ One sachet is one serving — no counting tablets, no juggling four bottles
- ✓ 90 sachets in the pack (30 × 3): 90 days at one a day, 45 days at two
- ✓ The maker's full per-sachet panel is printed below, unedited
- ✓ Vitamin A 459 µg and beta-carotene 318 µg, with C, D, E and the B-group
- ✓ Calcium 60 mg, magnesium 30 mg and zinc 1.0 mg in the same sachet
- ✓ HTC collagen 208 mg, coenzyme Q10 30 mg, milk thistle extract 77 mg (silybin 23 mg)
- ✓ Declared allergens stated plainly: soy and gelatin
- ✓ Bought in Japan, packed in Kobe and sent with tracking
Product Details
| Brand | FANCL |
|---|---|
| Maker's item number | 5499-03 |
| Country of origin | Japan |
| Product type | Daily-sachet multi-supplement for women aged 40 and over |
| Format | Sachets; one sachet is one serving |
| Pack size | 30 sachets × 3 boxes = 90 sachets |
| Supply | 45–90 days at 1–2 sachets per day |
| Declared allergens (of Japan's 28) | Soy, gelatin |
| Quasi-drug status | Not a quasi-drug and not a medicine; a food |
| JAN code | Not printed on the pack we stock; ask us and we will photograph it |
Who Is This For?
- Women from around 40 who would rather take one sachet than assemble a shelf of bottles
- Anyone who has meant to start supplements for a while and does not want to design a regimen
- People who want to read the maker's whole declaration before deciding, not a summary of it
- Not for pregnant or breastfeeding women, or for children — FANCL says so outright
- Not for anyone avoiding soy or gelatin; both are declared, and gelatin is animal-derived
How to Use
- Tear open one sachet along the notch.
- Take the contents with water or lukewarm water.
- Pick a time of day you will actually remember — with breakfast is the usual choice.
- Keep the box at room temperature, out of direct sun and away from humidity.
- Do not exceed two sachets in a day.
Frequency: 1–2 sachets daily
Full Ingredients
Declared per sachet
Vitamin A 459 µg; vitamin D 2.0 µg; vitamin E 75.0 mg; vitamin B1 13.3 mg; vitamin B2 10.0 mg; niacin 5.0 mg; vitamin B6 13.3 mg; folic acid 67 µg; vitamin B12 50.0 µg; biotin 167 µg; pantothenic acid 10.0 mg; vitamin C 100 mg; calcium 60 mg; magnesium 30 mg; zinc 1.0 mg; inositol 17 mg; vitamin P (hesperidin) 1.6 mg; vine tea polyphenol 0.5 mg; plant-derived lactic acid bacteria 500 million; polyglutamic acid 1 mg; beta-carotene 318 µg; HTC collagen (tripeptide-rich collagen peptide) 208 mg; soy saponins 16.7 mg; milk thistle extract 77 mg (silybin 23 mg); coenzyme Q10 30 mg; gamma-tocopherol 50 mg; total tocotrienols 1.5 mg; natto bacteria culture extract powder 500 µg; long pepper extract powder 500 µg; bilberry-derived anthocyanins 21.6 mg; lutein 0.5 mg.
Declared allergens among Japan's 28: soy and gelatin.
Composition and specification as declared by FANCL on its official product page.
Cautions
- FANCL states that pregnant and breastfeeding women and children should not take this product.
- Declared allergens: soy and gelatin. Gelatin is animal-derived; FANCL does not publish its source.
- Contains milk thistle extract standardised to 23 mg silybin. Milk thistle can affect how the liver processes some medicines — ask your doctor or pharmacist if you take prescription drugs.
- Contains natto bacteria culture extract. If you take an anticoagulant such as warfarin, speak to your doctor before starting; FANCL runs a published supplement–medicine interaction checker for its own range.
- Vitamin B2 can turn urine bright yellow. FANCL notes this is temporary and harmless.
- This is a food, not a treatment for any condition, and it does not replace a varied diet.
- Stop taking it and seek advice if you feel unwell.
- Keep out of reach of children.
Package Contents
One outer pack holding three boxes of 30 sachets — 90 sachets in total. No scoop, shaker or pill case is included.
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
How long does this pack actually last?
Ninety sachets. At one sachet a day that is ninety days; at the two sachets FANCL also permits, forty-five. That range is the 45–90 days in the title, and it is a range because the dose is a range, not because the pack size varies.
Does it contain fish oil?
No. FANCL's declaration for this product lists soy and gelatin as its only allergens among Japan's twenty-eight, and fish is not among them. If you are avoiding fish, this product does not contain it. If you specifically want an omega-3, this is not the product for that.
How many tablets or capsules are in one sachet?
FANCL does not publish a piece count, and it declares the contents by nutrient rather than by tablet. The sachet holds a mixed set of tablets and softgels; take the whole sachet as one serving rather than trying to split it.
Can I take this while pregnant or trying to conceive?
FANCL says pregnant and breastfeeding women should not take it. One sachet declares 459 µg of vitamin A as preformed vitamin A in addition to beta-carotene, and preformed vitamin A is the form with an upper limit in pregnancy. Ask your doctor about what is right for you.
Is it halal or suitable for vegetarians?
No. Gelatin is declared, gelatin is animal-derived, and FANCL does not state its source. The product carries no halal certification. Soy is also declared, which matters separately if you avoid it.
