Redoxon Triple Action Tablet

About Redoxon Triple Action Tablet

Redoxon Triple Action Tablet Uses

• Boosting overall immune function
• Reducing the duration of cold and flu symptoms
• Supporting recovery during periods of physical or mental stress
• General antioxidant support
• Meeting increased vitamin and mineral needs during illness

Redoxon Triple Action Tablet Benefits

• Combines three nutrients that each support a different part of immune defense
• Convenient once daily effervescent dose
• Pleasant tasting alternative to swallowing multiple separate supplements
• Suitable for adults and children aged 12 years and above

What Experts Say

Physicians recommend vitamin C, vitamin D and zinc combinations like this one when a patient's diet or stress level raises the risk of a weakened immune response. Vitamin C supports white blood cell function and skin barrier integrity, while zinc is essential for normal antibody production.

Vitamin D receptors are present on nearly every immune cell, so clinicians view vitamin D as complementary rather than redundant alongside vitamin C and zinc. Doctors typically advise starting this combination early in a cold rather than after symptoms peak, since the evidence for shortening illness duration is strongest with early use.

Clinicians caution that megadose vitamin C intake beyond what one tablet provides adds no further benefit and can raise the risk of kidney stones in susceptible patients. Zinc doses above the recommended allowance can also interfere with copper absorption if used continuously for long periods.

Drug Class

• Multivitamin and mineral supplement (Vitamin C + Vitamin D3 + Zinc combination)
• Nutritional supplement, not a prescription drug class

Redoxon Triple Action Tablet formula

• Vitamin C + Vitamin D3 + Zinc

Available forms

• Tablet

How to use Redoxon Triple Action Tablet?

• Dissolve one tablet in a full glass of water
• Take once daily, preferably with a meal
• Drink the full glass after the tablet has completely dissolved
• Do not take more than one tablet per day unless advised by a doctor
• Intended for adults and children aged 12 years and above

Drug Interactions

• Tetracycline and quinolone antibiotics: Zinc can reduce absorption of these antibiotics if taken together.
• Thiazide diuretics: The vitamin D component may raise blood calcium when combined with these medicines.
• Chemotherapy agents: High dose vitamin C may interfere with the action of certain cancer treatments.
• Iron supplements: Vitamin C increases iron absorption, which should be monitored in iron overload conditions.
• Copper dependent medicines: Long term zinc use can lower copper levels, requiring monitoring with prolonged use.

Risks and warnings

• Kidney stone history: High vitamin C intake may raise the risk of stone formation in susceptible individuals.
• Sodium content: Effervescent tablets contain sodium, use caution in high blood pressure or kidney disease.
• Iron overload conditions: Vitamin C increases iron absorption, avoid in hemochromatosis without medical advice.
• G6PD deficiency: High dose vitamin C may rarely trigger red blood cell breakdown in this condition.
• Not a substitute for treatment: This supplement supports immunity but does not replace antibiotics or antivirals when needed.

Redoxon Triple Action Tablet Side Effects

• Mild stomach upset or diarrhea with high vitamin C intake
• Nausea
• Metallic or altered taste
• Headache
• Rarely, mild skin flushing

Storage Conditions

• Store below 25°C in a dry place
• Keep the tube tightly closed to protect tablets from moisture
• Protect from direct sunlight and humidity
• Keep out of reach of children
• Do not use after the printed expiry date