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| Composition | Multivitamins Multiminerals Antioxidant Nutrients Vitamin D3 Vitamin B6 Vitamin B12 Elemental Magnesium Sodium Selenite Pantothenic Acid Biotin Elemental Zinc Beta-Carotene Lycopene Mixed Natural Antioxidants |
|---|---|
| Packing | 100ML |
| SHELF LIFE | 24 MONTHS |
| HSN CODE | 3004 |
| Category | Syrups & Suspensions |
| Supply | Wholesale & Export |
ACCVIT-A2Z Syrup
A multivitamin, multimineral, and antioxidant dietary supplement from ACCOTT. The photograph is clear enough to read much of the side-panel composition.
The front of the carton states:
The bottle and carton appear to be the same product.
The bottle is:
The carton uses a predominantly white and red design.
The large central text says:
“Multivitamin
Multiminerals
&
Antioxidant
Syrup”
Below this is a red ribbon containing:
ACCVIT-A2Z
Syrup
The lower portion has a colorful fruit composition including:
This appears to communicate the product's flavor/fruit-oriented presentation rather than indicating that every pictured fruit is an active medicinal ingredient.
The side panel says “Each 5 ml contains” and lists multiple nutrients. From the photograph, the readable entries appear to include approximately:
Nutrient/ingredientAmount per 5 ml shownVitamin D3200 IUVitamin B31 mgVitamin B615 mgVitamin B123 mcgElemental Zinc3 mgElemental Magnesium3 mgElemental Manganese0.3 mgSodium Selenite10 mcgPotassium Sorbate10 mgPantothenic acid50 mgBiotin10 mcgElemental Iron10 mgBeta-carotene2,595.28 mcgLycopene30 mgVitamin C100 mgIn a 5 ml portion—Some of the tiny characters are difficult to distinguish perfectly in the supplied photograph, so I would treat the table above as a visual transcription rather than a substitute for the original package insert. In particular, the ingredient forms and exact quantities should be confirmed against the physical label before using them for dosing calculations.
The label says approximately:
The product therefore isn't presented on this label as a prescription medicine; it is identified as a dietary supplement.
This is essentially a nutritional combination syrup providing several categories of nutrients:
Vitamins
Minerals
Antioxidant/phytonutrient ingredients
So its purpose is fundamentally different from the products you showed earlier:
The label appears to list elemental iron 10 mg per 5 ml. If that reading is correct, this is clinically relevant because iron-containing supplements can interact with certain medicines and can cause gastrointestinal symptoms such as nausea, abdominal discomfort, constipation, or dark stools.
It also means this shouldn't automatically be treated as a harmless "general tonic" simply because it is marketed as a dietary supplement.
The image is a studio product photograph:
Bottom line: this is ACCVIT-A2Z Multivitamin Multiminerals & Antioxidant Syrup, 100 ml, rather than an Acczyme digestive syrup. The visible label indicates a fairly broad combination of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidant ingredients.