Supplement for Hair, Skin, and Nails

Brand: WELLBEL
Flavor: Men 1 Pack
Unit Count: 90.00 Count
Item Form: Capsule
Item Weight: 0.14 Kilograms
Diet Type: Vegan
Product Benefits: Hair Growth
Age Range (Description): Adult
Package Information: Bottle
Number of Items: 1

Wellbel Men works for all hair types and textures for adults 18 and over. Start seeing results in as soon as 90 day with consistent use.
FEWER INGREDIENTS, GREATER RESULTS! Wellbel supplements are physician formulated, vegan, gluten-free, non-GMO, and have no artificial colors. Backed by science, Wellbel Men is a drug-free, clean daily supplement formulated to provide the benefits of finasteride without concern for sexual side effects.
Physician formulated to prevent hair loss by using a multi-pronged approach of vitamins and minerals that support hair integrity — new hair growth, thickness, scalp coverage and the overall health of your hair.
Saw Palmetto, decreases DHT, the form of testosterone responsible for male pattern baldness. In addition, Zinc and Copper are added for testosterone conversion and to improve hair integrity.
Wellbel is a single dose of three (3) odorless and tasteless capsules taken once a day. Recommended taking with food for optimal absorption. Capsules can be opened and added to a smoothie/yogurt.

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