Cytoflavin Tablets (Inosine + Nicotinamide + Riboflavin + Succinic acid)

Cytoflavin — Metabolic Complex Tablets (Polisan)

Cytoflavin is a four-component metabolic corrector: it restores cellular energy production in conditions of tissue oxygen deficit. Registered and widely used in neurological, cardiological and intensive-care practice.

Pack sizes (select above):

• 50 tablets - standard 25-day course
• 100 tablets - double course or longer maintenance

Composition (per tablet)

• Succinic acid - 300 mg (Krebs cycle substrate - the cellular energy engine)
• Inosine - 200 mg (nucleotide precursor, supports ATP synthesis)
• Nicotinamide - 100 mg (NAD/NADP coenzyme precursor - electron transport)
• Riboflavin (B2) - 5 mg (FAD coenzyme - cellular respiration)

The logic of the formula

All four components feed different stages of the same energy chain: succinic acid enters the Krebs cycle directly, inosine builds ATP, nicotinamide and riboflavin power electron transport. In hypoxia (poor oxygen delivery) this chain is what cells lose first - Cytoflavin restores it.

Where Cytoflavin is used

• Chronic cerebral circulation disorders, asthenia, fatigue syndromes
• Recovery after stroke and brain injury (combination therapy)
• Cardiological practice: chronic fatigue of cardiac origin, recovery support
• General recovery after illness, infections, high physical/mental load

How to take

• Standard adult dosing: 2 tablets twice daily (morning and midday), 25 days
• Tablets are enteric-coated - take whole with water, 30 minutes before meals
• Take in the first half of the day - evening doses may disturb sleep
• Repeat courses - after 10 days break, per physician plan

Product features

• Original Polisan product
• Enteric coating - components pass the stomach intact
• Non-prescription metabolic profile (B-vitamins + natural metabolites)
• Two pack sizes for course and maintenance

Contraindications

Hypersensitivity to components. Caution: urolithiasis, gout, hyperuricemia (inosine affects purine metabolism). Pregnancy and breastfeeding - only under medical supervision.

FAQ

Cytoflavin vs Mexidol - which one?

Different classes: Mexidol is a synthetic antioxidant acting on membranes; Cytoflavin restores the energy chain with natural metabolites and vitamins. In practice they are prescribed in complementary schemes; the choice depends on the clinical task.

Why take it in the morning?

The energy-stimulating profile can interfere with falling asleep if taken in the evening - hence the morning/afternoon schedule.

50 or 100 tablets?

One standard course is 25 days x 4 tablets = 100 tablets. The 50-tablet pack covers a half-course or combined schedules; the 100-tablet pack covers a full course without reordering.

Can it be taken with other vitamins?

B-vitamin overlap should be considered (Cytoflavin already contains B2). Multivitamin complexes with high B2 doses are redundant in parallel. Iron and magnesium supplements are fine.

How soon is the effect felt?

Metabolic effects build gradually: most users report energy and clarity improvement within 1-2 weeks of the course.

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