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Proper time for a tablet
I consulted a doc in my home town, I am back to my City but I can't figure out what he wrote for time of a tablet .
It looks like morning 1 tablet , but the medical store guy told evening and when I called doctor his secretary told to take anytime after food.
Now it seems a vitamin tablet (zincovit) and online reading suggest to take empty stomach in morning for vitamin pills
Now I am confused.
What is right?
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You can take that before food so that it's better absorbed
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This is multivitamin tablet.
This tablet can be taken after food.
Because our food doesn't contain multivitamin as per requirement of body
So this tablet advise to take after meal.
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