EBMfer Plus

Yes: licensed in Canada

The product licence is active. Whether the product is actually on the market is a separate, voluntary notice; the official record shows it.

Licence status Active; licensed September 29, 2023; licence last revised December 22, 2023.

Also sold as

Other product names on the same licence.

Per dosage unit, as licensed.

Ingredient	Amount	Source and potency
Vitamin B12	1,000 microgram	Methylcobalamin
Folate	1,000 microgram	L-5-Methyltetrahydrofolate, calcium salt
Iron	45 mg	Iron (II) ascorbate
Zinc	10 mg	Zinc oxide
Vitamin D	25 microgram	Cholecalciferol
Vitamin D	1,000 IU	Cholecalciferol

The licence’s own wording. Directions, doses, cautions and warnings are on the official record and the label.

Helps in connective tissue formation. Helps in energy metabolism. Helps in energy metabolism/(and) tissue formation. Helps in the absorption (and use) of calcium and phosphorus. Helps in the development and maintenance of bones/(and) teeth. Helps pregnant women meet (the) (Health Canada's) recommended intake for iron, when taken in conjunction with a healthy diet. Helps to build strong bones/(and) teeth. Helps to form red blood cells (and helps in their proper function). Helps to maintain/support healthy bones/hair/nail/(and) skin. Helps to maintain/support healthy metabolism. Helps to maintain/support immune function/the immune system. Helps to maintain/support the body's ability to metabolize nutrients. Helps to prevent folate deficiency. Helps to prevent iron deficiency anaemia. Helps to prevent iron deficiency anemia and associated tiredness and fatigue. Helps to prevent iron deficiency. Helps to prevent vitamin B12 deficiency. Helps to prevent vitamin D deficiency. Helps to reduce the risk of neural tube defects when taken daily at least three months prior to becoming pregnant and during early pregnancy. Helps to support normal early fetal development (brain and spinal cord). Helps with immune function/the immune system. Maintains/supports healthy bones/hair/nail/(and) skin. Vitamin D intake, when combined with sufficient calcium, a healthy diet, and regular exercise, may reduce the risk of developing osteoporosis. Vitamin and mineral supplement.

Microcrystalline cellulose; Silica; Magnesium stearate; Hypromellose