Tasly SalvTonic 250mg 60 Capsules

Tasly SalvTonic is intended to support cardiovascular and circulation health. It is described as helping improve blood flow and circulation, support cardiovascular and vascular protection, reduce plaque formation, and help manage cholesterol and triglyceride levels.

Each vegetarian capsule contains three medicinal ingredients: 52.28 mg of Danshen from Salvia miltiorrhiza root, 10.22 mg of Sanqi from Panax notoginseng root, and 5 mg of Borneol, also identified as Bingpian.

Adults should take one capsule three times daily. For acute chest pain or angina, the directions state that one to two capsules may be opened and poured under the tongue only under the advice of a healthcare practitioner.

Danshen is listed as Salvia miltiorrhiza root at 52.28 mg per capsule, with a 12.73:1 extract ratio and a quantity crude equivalent of 665.49 mg. It is one of the three medicinal ingredients in the formula.

Sanqi is listed as Panax notoginseng root at 10.22 mg per capsule. The ingredient information specifies a 12.73:1 extract ratio with a quantity crude equivalent of 130.14 mg, alongside Danshen and Borneol in the formula.

The non-medicinal ingredients are hydroxypropyl methylcellulose and Macrogol 6000. The capsule is identified as vegetarian, and the product is also described as vegan-friendly, providing useful information for customers checking capsule composition and dietary suitability.

The product is described as certified GMO-free, gluten-free, and vegan-friendly. These stated characteristics may be useful for customers avoiding genetically modified ingredients or gluten, or for those seeking a product identified as suitable for a vegan diet.

The product is described as supporting improved blood flow and circulation, while also helping with cardiovascular and vascular protection. Additional stated benefits include reducing plaque formation, enhancing arterial elasticity, and helping prevent platelet aggregation and thrombosis.

The product information states that SalvTonic may lower total and LDL cholesterol and triglycerides while increasing HDL cholesterol. These effects are presented as part of its cardiovascular and circulation support rather than as general nutritional claims.

Yes. The directions include a specific instruction for acute chest pain or angina: one to two capsules may be opened and poured under the tongue, but only under the advice of a healthcare practitioner.