BioClinic Naturals Zinc Citrate — High-Strength Bioavailable Zinc

Zinc Citrate provides a concentrated, highly bioavailable dose of zinc in the citrate form, formulated to maintain optimal zinc status for its many roles in the body — in a convenient once-daily tablet.

Per tablet: zinc as zinc citrate · concentrated single-ingredient dose · once-daily · practitioner-grade.

What is Zinc Citrate?

Zinc Citrate is a single-active, high-strength zinc supplement. It supplies zinc bound to citric acid — a well-absorbed organic form — to support and maintain the body's zinc levels for general use.

How zinc works — and why the form matters

Zinc is an essential trace mineral that is genuinely ubiquitous in human physiology: it is a structural or catalytic component of more than 300 enzymes and is required by every cell in the body. Its functions span immune defence, male and female reproductive health, cognition, antioxidant protection (as part of the enzyme superoxide dismutase), and the health of skin, hair, nails and bone. The body holds no large reserve of zinc and loses it readily, which is why dietary inadequacy is common and why maintaining status matters. The citrate form is supplied for its bioavailability and for delivering a meaningful dose in a single daily tablet.

Who it may suit

People wanting to support or restore zinc status — for immune, reproductive, skin or antioxidant function — particularly where dietary intake is inadequate.

How to take it

One tablet daily with food, or as directed by your practitioner.

Indicated for

Maintenance of healthy zinc levels where dietary intake is inadequate; and support of immune, reproductive, cognitive, skin and antioxidant function.

Precautions

Sustained high-dose zinc supplementation should be balanced with copper over time and is best undertaken with practitioner guidance.

Composition

Zinc (as zinc citrate). Refer to the product label for the exact elemental dose. 90 tablets.

Practitioner-grade. Always read the label and follow the directions for use. If symptoms persist, consult your healthcare professional.