SIMILDIET Vacirton: Venotonic and Draining Complex | Box of 60 Capsules

Simildiet Vacirton is a dietary supplement designed to improve venous and lymphatic return. Thanks to a synergy of plant extracts and vitamins, it helps relieve sensations of heavy legs, cramps and tingling, while strengthening capillaries and providing antioxidant protection.

Indications

• Feeling of heavy legs

• Fatigue and cramps in the lower limbs

• Tingling and cold extremities

• Cardiovascular and capillary protection

• Support for the venous and lymphatic system

Main assets

• Resveratrol: a powerful antioxidant

• Ruscus aculeatus: venous tonic

• Aesculus hippocastanum (horse chestnut): reduces inflammation

• Hamamelis virginiana: strengthens capillaries

• Melilotus officinalis: promotes circulation

• Rutoside: protects blood vessels

• Vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, B6, B12, C: support vascular health

• Ginkgo biloba: improves microcirculation

• Vaccinium myrtillus (bilberry): natural antioxidant

• Vitis vinifera (red vine): strengthens vein walls

• Aloe barbadensis: soothing effect

Benefits

✅ Improves venous and lymphatic return
✅ Relieves symptoms of heavy legs
✅ Protects capillaries and cardiovascular system
✅ Natural formula with no known side effects
✅ Ideal for people on their feet for long hours

Directions for use

Take 1 to 2 capsules a day, preferably in the morning with a large glass of water.
Recommended duration: 30-day course of treatment, renewable as needed.

Presentation

• Format: Box of 60 capsules

• Laboratory: Simildiet Laboratorios

• Origin: Spain

• Status: Food supplement

Precautions

• Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.

• Not recommended for pregnant or breast-feeding women without medical advice.

• Keep out of reach of children.

FAQ - Frequently asked questions

Is Vacirton suitable for post-treatment beauty care (lymphatic drainage, pressotherapy)?
Yes, it optimizes drainage and reduces post-cosmetic edema.

Can it be used all year round?
It is recommended as a 1 to 3-month course of treatment, especially in spring and summer.

Are there any interactions?

No known interactions, but if you're taking anticoagulants, ask your doctor for advice.