PRODUCT DETAIL

Composition

Indus Femistar is a women’s health multivitamin + essential fatty acid supplement (softgel). It typically contains:

• Starflower oil (Borage oil) – 100 mg
• Evening Primrose Oil – 100 mg
• Vitamin E – 30 mg
• Vitamin C – 60 mg
• Vitamin D3 – 5 mcg
• Vitamin B complex (B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B12, B9/folic acid, biotin)
• Zinc – 12 mg
• Iron – 12 mg
• Magnesium – 100 mg
• Selenium – 100 mcg
• Copper, manganese, chromium (trace minerals)
• Citrus bioflavonoids
• Carotenoids

These ingredients mainly support hormonal balance, skin health, and general nutrition.

Use / Indication

Indus Femistar is used as a nutritional and women’s wellness supplement, mainly for:

• PMS (premenstrual symptoms) support
• Menstrual discomfort and hormonal imbalance support
• Skin health (acne, dryness, dull skin support)
• Hair and nail health
• General women’s multivitamin supplementation
• Fatigue and weakness due to nutritional deficiency
• Antioxidant and immunity support

It is not a hormone medicine or contraceptive, and does not treat gynaecological diseases directly.

Direction of Use

• Usually: 1 capsule daily
• Take after meals
• Swallow with water
• Best taken consistently for several weeks for nutritional benefit
• Follow doctor/pharmacist advice for long-term use

Side Effects

Generally well tolerated. Possible effects:

• Mild nausea or stomach upset
• Bloating
• Headache
• Fishy burp (from oils in some users)
• Rare allergic reactions (rash, itching)
• Loose stools (rare)

Warning

• Do not exceed recommended dose (risk of vitamin/mineral overload)
• Use caution if:
• You are on blood thinners (Vitamin E may increase bleeding tendency)
• You have iron overload disorders
• Not a substitute for treatment of:
• PCOS
• Infertility
• Severe hormonal disorders
• Stop if allergic reaction occurs

Interaction

May interact with:

• Blood thinners (warfarin, aspirin) → increased bleeding risk
• Other multivitamins → risk of excess vitamins/minerals
• Antihypertensives (rare additive effects from minerals)
• Hormonal medications → no direct interaction but may overlap in symptom masking

Caution

• Pregnancy & breastfeeding: use only if advised
• People with chronic illness should consult a clinician before long-term use
• Do not combine multiple high-dose supplements without guidance
• Benefits are gradual and supportive, not immediate treatment
• If symptoms like irregular periods or severe pain persist, medical evaluation is necessary