Axotroph – oral solution in ampoules No. 20

Axotroph can be taken together with non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), as no clinically significant interactions between these substances are known. However, if you take NSAIDs for a long period of time or have underlying medical conditions, it is advisable to consult your doctor to account for individual factors and possible risks.

Axotroph may be recommended as an additional source of cytidine, uridine, and zinc, which help support and improve the functioning of the nervous system.

Directions for use:

Adults are advised to take 1 ampoule once a day after meals. The duration of intake is determined individually, depending on the body's needs and the doctor’s recommendations.

If you have high blood pressure, this is not a contraindication for taking Axotroph. This supplement contains cytidine, uridine, and zinc — nutrients that support the nervous system — and is generally well tolerated by people with hypertension.

However, since every body has its own characteristics and there may be individual interactions with medications, it is recommended to consult your doctor before use. They will be able to assess whether Axotroph is suitable for you, taking into account your prescribed medications and overall health condition.

Any convenient time, as long as it’s after a meal.

The ampoule may be consumed directly or diluted in water.

Yes, especially in cases of diabetic neuropathy, as uridine and cytidine promote the regeneration of peripheral nerve fibers. Consultation with a doctor is recommended before use.

Yes, taking Axotroph does not affect reaction speed or coordination and does not cause drowsiness. It is safe to drive and operate machinery.