NiaVasc™ 750 120 Tablets
NiaVasc™ 750 120 Tablets XYMOGEN

NiaVasc™ 750 120 Tablets

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Extended-Release Niacin 750 mg for Heart and Lipid Support

NiaVasc™ 750 by XYMOGEN is an extended-release niacin supplement. Each tablet gives 750 mg of niacin (4688% DV) in a vegetable-wax tablet, and the bottle holds 120 tablets, 120 servings of one tablet. Niacin (vitamin B3) supports cardiovascular health and healthy lipid metabolism.*

Why Extended-Release Niacin

Niacin taken all at once often causes a warm, red skin flush. NiaVasc uses rice bran and/or carnauba wax to release the niacin more slowly, which helps make higher amounts easier to take. Niacin at these amounts should be used with the guidance of a healthcare provider.*

What's in NiaVasc 750

Per 1 tablet:

  • Niacin, 750 mg (4688% DV)
  • Other ingredients: vegetable waxes (rice bran and/or carnauba), stearic acid, magnesium stearate and silica.

Key Features of This Extended-Release Niacin

  • 750 mg per tablet — niacin (vitamin B3), one tablet per serving
  • Heart and lipid support — supports cardiovascular health and healthy lipid metabolism*
  • Gradual release — vegetable-wax tablet designed to release niacin slowly
  • Simple formula — no other active ingredients
  • 120 tablets — 120 servings per bottle

Who This Niacin Supplement Is For

Adults following a heart and lipid support plan with their healthcare provider who want niacin in an extended-release tablet.*

How to Use

The label serving size is 1 tablet. Take as directed by your healthcare provider. Niacin can cause temporary skin flushing, and higher amounts should be used under a provider's guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much niacin is in each NiaVasc tablet?

Each tablet gives 750 mg of niacin, 4688% of the Daily Value.

How many tablets are in the bottle?

120 tablets. One tablet is one serving.

Why does niacin cause flushing?

Niacin can widen small blood vessels in the skin, causing a brief warm, red feeling. The extended-release tablet is designed to release niacin slowly.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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