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L-Arginine — 500 mg

100 veg capsules

CapsulesVegan

Each two-capsule serving supplies 1,000 mg free-form L-arginine: 500 mg per capsule, with 50 servings in the shown bottle.

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The manufacturer says not to use after a heart attack or with established coronary artery disease, or during pregnancy/nursing. Discuss medicines, asthma, renal disease, surgery, glaucoma or herpes simplex with a clinician.

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Manufacturer product page explicitly marks this formula Vegan / Vegetarian.

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