Informações

Modo de Usar

Consumir 1 comprimido (210mg de cafeína) ou até 2 comprimidos (420mg de cafeína) ao dia ou conforme recomendado por nutricionista ou médico). Evite o consumo à noite ou com estômago vazio. Ingerir com líquido.

Consumir 1 frasco 60 ml (210mg de cafeína) ou até 2 frascos (420mg de cafeína) ao dia ou conforme recomendado por nutricionista ou médico. Evite o consumo à noite ou com estômago vazio. Beber direto no frasco.

Recomendações

VIVAMIL FORNECE 210MG DE CAFEÍNA POR PORÇÃO. DIZERES LEGAIS ANVISA: "ESTE PRODUTO NÃO SUBSTITUI UMA ALIMENTAÇÃO EQUILIBRADA E SEU CONSUMO DEVE SER ORIENTADO POR UM NUTRICIONISTA OU MÉDICO. ESTE PRODUTO NÃO DEVE SER CONSUMIDO POR CRIANÇAS, GESTANTES, IDOSOS OU PORTADORES DE ENFERMIDADES". NÃO É RECOMENDADO O CONSUMO COM BEBIDA ALCOÓLICA.


Dúvidas Frequentes - FAQ

  1. Qual a idade mínima que é preciso ter para tomar Vivamil? O que acontece se um adolescente tomar o produto?

  2. Quais são os efeitos de Vivamil? Ele vicia?

  3. Vivamil poderia ser comparado ao café?

  4. É seguro tomar Vivamil? Quais são os efeitos colaterais?

  5. Depois de consumir Vivamil, em quanto tempo aparecem os efeitos?

  6. Como Vivamil age no meu corpo?

  7. Se eu estiver muito cansado e precisar de uma animada rápida, posso tomar 2 ou 3 comprimidos ao mesmo tempo?

  8. Se eu tiver dificuldade para engolir, posso mastigar o comprimido de Vivamil?

  9. Posso usar o Vivamil para substituir o sono?

  10. Existe alguma informação sobre o uso prolongado de Vivamil?

  11. Diabéticos podem consumir Vivamil?

  12. Posso usar o Vivamil se eu estiver grávida ou amamentando?

A monografia para produtos estimulantes pode ser conferida no Federal Register, Volume 40, Número 236, segunda-feira, 8 dezembro, 1975, páginas 57292-57329 (Súmula n º 75 NO244).

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