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Description
FANCL Supplement for Women 60+ — 30 Sachets (15–30 Days)
Overview
This is FANCL's women's 60+ sachet, one box of 30. At the maker's one to two sachets a day that is 30 days or 15. The formula is built around what the 60s band is usually short of rather than around a general multivitamin: vitamin D at 12.9 µg, folic acid at 267 µg, calcium at 100 mg, and a beauty-and-eye group of lutein, astaxanthin, ferulic acid and salmon-cartilage proteoglycan.
Read this before you buy. FANCL states plainly on its own product page that people taking warfarin, an anticoagulant, should not take this product. That is the maker's instruction, not our inference. The declared allergens among Japan's 28 are milk, salmon, soy and gelatin.
See also: Japanese multivitamins, vitamin supplements from Japan.
Key Benefits
- ✓ One sachet is one serving — the whole day's set, already portioned
- ✓ Vitamin D 12.9 µg per sachet, the nutrient most often short in this age band
- ✓ Folic acid 267 µg and calcium 100 mg, both well above the 40s formula
- ✓ Lutein 5 mg and astaxanthin 2 mg for the eye-and-skin group
- ✓ Reduced coenzyme Q10 15 mg — the reduced form, stated as such
- ✓ Refined fish oil 197 mg giving DHA 92 mg and EPA 8 mg
- ✓ Ginkgo leaf flavonoid glycosides 14.4 mg and terpene lactones 3.6 mg, both quantified
- ✓ Maker's warfarin contraindication and all four declared allergens stated on this page
Product Details
| Brand | FANCL |
|---|---|
| Maker's item number | 5617 |
| Country of origin | Japan |
| Product type | Daily-sachet multi-supplement for women aged 60 and over |
| Format | Sachets; one sachet is one serving |
| Pack size | 30 sachets, one box |
| Supply | 15–30 days at 1–2 sachets per day |
| Declared allergens (of Japan's 28) | Milk, salmon, soy, gelatin |
| Maker's contraindication | Do not take if you are taking warfarin |
| Quasi-drug status | Not a quasi-drug and not a medicine; a food |
Who Is This For?
- Women from around 60 who want the day's set already portioned rather than six bottles
- Anyone whose interest is vitamin D, calcium and folate rather than a general multivitamin
- People who want the eye group — lutein, astaxanthin, anthocyanin — in the same sachet
- Not for anyone taking warfarin. FANCL contraindicates this product outright
- Not for anyone avoiding milk, salmon, soy or gelatin; all four are declared
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 D 12.9 µg; vitamin E 3.2 mg; vitamin B1 8.3 mg; vitamin B2 4.0 mg; niacin 5.0 mg; vitamin B6 4.3 mg; folic acid 267 µg; vitamin B12 23.0 µg; biotin 167 µg; pantothenic acid 10.0 mg; vitamin C 100 mg; calcium 100 mg; inositol 17 mg; vitamin P (hesperidin) 1.6 mg; vine tea polyphenol 0.5 mg; DHA-containing refined fish oil 197 mg [DHA 92 mg, EPA 8 mg]; olive leaf extract powder 1.2 mg; reduced coenzyme Q10 15 mg; lutein 5 mg; astaxanthin 2 mg; cyanidin-3-glucoside 1.2 mg; soy isoflavones 6.3 mg (as aglycone); lactobionic-acid-containing lactose ferment 5.5 mg; HTC collagen (tripeptide-rich collagen peptide) 25 mg; ginkgo leaf flavonoid glycosides 14.4 mg; ginkgo leaf terpene lactones 3.6 mg; ferulic acid 50 mg; proteoglycan 5 mg; type II collagen 5 mg.
Declared allergens among Japan's 28: milk, salmon, soy and gelatin. The salmon comes from the proteoglycan and type II collagen, which are salmon-cartilage derived; the milk from the lactose ferment.
Composition and specification as declared by FANCL on its official product page.
Cautions
- Do not take this product if you are taking warfarin (an anticoagulant). This is FANCL's own stated contraindication. If you take any other blood thinner, ask your doctor before starting.
- FANCL states that pregnant and breastfeeding women and children should not take this product.
- Declared allergens: milk, salmon, soy and gelatin. Salmon is a fish allergen; gelatin is animal-derived.
- FANCL asks that you avoid combining this with other isoflavone-containing health foods, and that you not overdo the intake. One sachet declares 6.3 mg of soy isoflavones as aglycone.
- Contains ginkgo leaf extract and refined fish oil. Tell your doctor you are taking it if you are due surgery or a dental procedure.
- Vitamin B2 can turn urine bright yellow; this is temporary and harmless.
- This is a food, not a treatment for any condition.
- Stop taking it and seek advice if you feel unwell. Keep out of reach of children.
Package Contents
One box of 30 sachets. 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
I take warfarin. Can I take this?
No. FANCL states on its own product page that people taking warfarin should not take this product. That is a maker contraindication, not a caution, and it is the most important line on this page. If you take a different anticoagulant or antiplatelet, ask your doctor before starting — the sachet contains both ginkgo leaf extract and refined fish oil.
What exactly am I allergic to if I react?
Four of Japan's twenty-eight declared allergens are present: milk, salmon, soy and gelatin. The salmon is there because the proteoglycan and the type II collagen are made from salmon nasal cartilage. The milk is there because of the lactose ferment that carries the lactobionic acid.
Can I take it with another soy isoflavone supplement?
FANCL asks that you do not, and that you avoid excessive intake generally. One sachet declares 6.3 mg of soy isoflavones as aglycone, which is modest on its own but adds up if you are already taking an isoflavone product.
How long does one box last?
Thirty sachets. At one a day that is thirty days; at the two FANCL permits, fifteen. That is the 15–30 days on the box.
Is it halal or suitable for vegetarians?
No on both counts. Gelatin and salmon are both declared, gelatin is animal-derived, and the product carries no halal certification.
