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Polase Magnesio e Potassio - Magnesium Supplement
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Polase Magnesio e Potassio

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Polase Magnesio e Potassio is an Italian dietary-supplement line that provides magnesium and potassium in measured oral doses. Products in the range are sold in formats such as sachets and tablets, with the exact formulation and directions varying by version. It is intended to supplement dietary mineral intake, particularly when intake or demand is increased, but it is not a substitute for diagnosing or treating the medical causes of fatigue, cramps, or electrolyte imbalance.

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What are the main ingredients in Polase Magnesio e Potassio?

The range combines magnesium and potassium salts, with products such as Polase Classico sold as effervescent sachets and sugar-free tablets. The official Classico line lists packs of 12, 24, or 36 sachets and a 60-tablet format, although other versions use different pack sizes.

When do people use Polase Classico?

Polase Classico is marketed for tiredness, physical weakness, and mineral loss associated with heat or sweating. Its magnesium and potassium are linked to normal energy metabolism, electrolyte balance, muscle function, and blood-pressure support, but it is a supplement rather than a treatment for an unexplained medical problem.

What is the difference between Polase Classico, Polase Plus, and Polase Pocket?

Polase Plus is a sugar-free sachet formula with more potassium and magnesium than Polase Classico, while Polase Pocket uses a portable 14-stick format. Because the formulas and directions differ by version, the product name on the box matters more than the general phrase 'magnesium and potassium'.

How do you take Polase sachets or tablets?

Directions depend on the exact Polase version, so dissolve a sachet or take tablets only as the package and a pharmacist or clinician instructs. The Italian Classico line includes both effervescent sachets and tablets, and people with kidney problems or medicines affecting potassium should get medical advice before using it.

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