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Solaray Garlic 100 VegCaps

About The Whole Bulb Garlic. 500 mg Per Capsule

100% Vegan. NON-GMO. Discussion: Native to central Asia, this pungent herb is believed to be one of the worlds' oldest cultivated plants. Allium Sativum. Garlic has a history of use throughout the world dating back more than 5,000 years. Dietary Supplement. Garlic is intended to provide nutritive support for healthy cardiovascular and immune system function. 500 mg Per Capsule. Whole Bulb Garlic.

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Solaray Garlic 100 VegCaps

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