Bragg Apple Cider Vinegar Capsules with Vitamin D and Zinc, 90 Count

The recorded label dose is 1,877 mg ACV blend providing 750 mg acetic acid per 3-capsule serving. A clinical dose comparison cannot be made from the available product information. Follow the current product label and your clinician’s advice.

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Ask a pharmacist or clinician to review Apple cider vinegar blend, vitamin D and zinc with your exact medicines. This record does not establish a complete interaction profile.

Long-term safety cannot be determined from the label dose alone. The recorded label dose is 1,877 mg ACV blend providing 750 mg acetic acid per 3-capsule serving. A clinical dose comparison cannot be made from the available product information. Follow the current product label and your clinician’s advice. Discuss ongoing use and any adverse effects with your healthcare provider.

The product form does not guarantee digestive tolerance. Stop use and ask a healthcare professional about persistent or concerning adverse effects.

Bragg Live Food Products does not specifically market Bragg Organic Apple Cider Vinegar Capsules with Vitamin D and Zinc - 90 Count - Supports Immune System for pregnant or nursing women. If you are pregnant, nursing, or planning to become pregnant, consult your healthcare provider before taking any apple cider vinegar supplement. Clinical safety data during pregnancy is limited for most apple cider vinegar products.

Safety depends on the exact ingredients, total amounts, medicines, and health conditions involved. A studied dose range is not a safe upper intake limit. Ask your healthcare provider or pharmacist to review the combination.

The recorded label dose is 1,877 mg ACV blend providing 750 mg acetic acid per 3-capsule serving. A clinical dose comparison cannot be made from the available product information. Follow the current product label and your clinician’s advice.