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Ingredients

Ingredients	Amount	Cost at GNC
Ingredients	Amount	Cost at GNC
Vitamin C	50 MG	11.99
Vitamin D3	500 IU	4.99
Vitamin B6	50 MG	14.99*
Folic Acid	800 mcg	6.99
Vitamin B12	800 mcg	*
Inositol	500 MG	11.99
Chromium	200 mcg	9.99
Selenium	100 mcg	4.99
Zinc	10 MG	3.99
Magnesium	125 MG	4.99
Niacin	500 MG	9.99
Calcium	250 MG	6.99
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