
Zinc Complex
A balanced trace mineral complex of zinc, copper, and iron
For support of immune system function*
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Zinc Chelate supplies 10 mg zinc per tablet in a formula with bovine liver and organic vegetables. Zinc supports normal immune function, protein synthesis and skin health; the ingredient list helps distinguish this formula from a standalone mineral tablet.*
Per tablet: zinc 10 mg in a formula containing bovine liver and honey. Zinc Complex also lists 10 mg zinc, with added iron and copper in a different blend.
These are labeled serving facts. Follow this product’s manufacturer directions and full cautions.
Each tablet contains zinc 10 mg and a 220 mg proprietary blend of bovine liver, organic beet root, organic carrot and organic sweet potato. Other ingredients: zinc amino acid (rice) chelate, honey, arabic gum and calcium stearate.
Contains bovine liver and honey; not vegetarian or vegan. Compare total zinc intake from other supplements with your practitioner and follow the current product label.
Use the ingredient statement and label on the package you receive as the current source for dietary decisions.
These NIH resources explain ingredients in the formula. They do not test or endorse this product.
Review current Zinc Chelate™ label and listing in the WSNC inSITE store ↗ for the ingredients and nutrients in this product. The references below give ingredient or nutrient context; they do not test or endorse the formula.
This NIH resource provides background on calcium. Check the current product label for the ingredient form and amount; this reference does not test or endorse Zinc Chelate™. NIH background: Calcium ↗
This NIH resource provides background on zinc. Check the current product label for the ingredient form and amount; this reference does not test or endorse Zinc Chelate™. NIH background: Zinc ↗
Labeled serving amounts, formula roles and dietary considerations. These are label comparisons, not rankings of effectiveness. Review the complete cautions and discuss individual suitability with a licensed practitioner.
| Product | Listing focus | Declared formula in brief | Label directions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zinc Chelate™View product →Standard Process | For support of immune system function* | Each tablet contains zinc 10 mg and a 220 mg proprietary blend of bovine liver, organic beet root, organic carrot and organic sweet potato. | One tablet daily, or as directed.Full ingredients and cautions → |
| Zinc ComplexView product →Standard Process | A balanced trace mineral complex of zinc, copper, and iron | Each tablet provides iron 5 mg, zinc 10 mg and copper 0.2 mg, with a 145 mg proprietary blend of bovine liver and organic beet root. | One tablet per day, or as directed.Full ingredients and cautions → |
| Trace Minerals-B12™View product →Standard Process | A trace-mineral formula with vitamin B12 and iodine to support normal enzyme activity, cellular function and mineral-dependent processes.* | Each tablet lists vitamin B12, iron, iodine, zinc, copper and manganese with kelp, plant juice powders, grain ingredients and bovine bone and orchic extracts. Contains wheat. | One tablet per day, or as directed by your healthcare practitioner.Full ingredients and cautions → |
Clear answers based on the current manufacturer listing and practitioner context.
The current manufacturer Supplement Facts list 10 mg zinc per tablet.
No. The proprietary blend includes bovine liver, and the tablet also contains honey.
The manufacturer suggests one tablet per day, or as directed.
Per tablet: zinc 10 mg in a formula containing bovine liver and honey. Zinc Complex also lists 10 mg zinc, with added iron and copper in a different blend. Follow each product’s manufacturer directions and full cautions; related formulas are not interchangeable doses.
Product details and formulas may change. Review the current manufacturer listing and the label on the package before use. The date above records a price check; it is not an editorial review date. How we research product information →