Venotrex may assist in the management of varicose and spider veins whilst maintaing vein health.
Scientific and clinical research has shown that Venotrex, which contains horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) seed extract (HCSE), may assist in the management of varicose and spider veins whilst maintaing vein health.
Poor vein health can lead to spider veins, varicose veins and haemorrhoids. These symptoms may arise when the non-return valves throughout the body's circulatory system become less efficient or are damaged. This prevents the blood being returned properly from peripheral tissues, particularly in the lower body and legs. Oedema may also arise due to poor circulation and vein health.

Take one Venotrex tablet in the morning and one in the evening, both with liquid and before meals. Venotrex is not considered to be suitable for persons younger than 12 years of age. Venotrex should be taken for a minimum of two months before its effectiveness can be assessed. Initial benefit may be noticed after four weeks of use. Effectiveness may vary depending on the individual. The results of taking Venotrex may improve during prolonged usage. Always read the label. Use only as directed. If symptoms persist consult your health-care professional. If fluid retention persists, seek medical advice.

Venotrex has been sold internationally for more than 17 years to millions of consumers worldwide and has been researched clinically as a natural alternative for the symptomatic relief and management of poor circulation and related conditions. Any other measures prescribed by a physician, such as the application of compresses to the legs, wearing of compression stockings, or cold water applications, should be adhered to under all circumstances. If an unusual intensive complaint should appear suddenly, particularly in only one leg, characterised by abnormal swelling, discolouration of the skin, sensation of tension or heat and pain, it is recommended that you consult a physician immediately because these signs may be symptoms of a serious disease i.e. deep vein thrombosis. In very rare cases a user may experience slight nausea, gastro-intestinal upset, or hypersensitivity (rash or irritation).

Do not consume Venotrex if you have allergies that pertain to horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum). There is no known interaction with any other medications. Venotrex should not be taken during pregnancy or while breast feeding.