Ascorutin

Ascorutin is often prescribed to strengthen blood vessels, prevent viral infections, and support overall health. Thanks to the balanced combination of vitamins C and P, Ascorutin tablets are used both in combination therapy and for preventive purposes. It is a staple in many home medicine cabinets — especially during seasonal changes and colds.

Can Children and Adults Take Ascorutin?

Yes, the product is suitable for adults and children over 3 years old. Pediatricians recommend it to boost immunity, reduce bleeding tendencies, and help the body cope during colds. It’s commonly prescribed in schools and kindergartens during viral outbreaks.

For adults, the list of uses is broader. Ascorutin is often used for:

• varicose veins
• increased tendency to bruising or bleeding (including when taking aspirin or other anticoagulants)
• strengthening capillaries
• chronic fatigue and low immunity

It’s important to follow dosage instructions. Children should take it only as prescribed — usually ½ or 1 tablet once or twice a day. Adults are typically advised to take 1 tablet 2–3 times daily after meals. Treatment is done in courses lasting 2 to 4 weeks depending on the goal and individual health condition.

What Is Ascorutin Used For?

Ascorutin combines two active ingredients — ascorbic acid (vitamin C) and rutin (vitamin P), which together provide a range of health benefits:

• strengthens blood vessel walls
• reduces permeability and fragility of capillaries
• provides antioxidant and anti-inflammatory support
• supports the immune system
• improves metabolic processes

This supplement is especially helpful during oxidative stress, viral illness, vitamin deficiencies, or recovery from long-term illness.

It’s often prescribed along with immune-boosting remedies like Arbidol, Viferon, or Ingavirin to improve the body’s resistance to infections and speed up recovery.

Ascorutin is also helpful in managing nosebleeds, fragile vessels, and in women — for heavy menstruation (as part of a combination treatment plan).

How to Take Ascorutin Correctly

Take the tablets after meals with plenty of water. Do not take with juice or mineral water, as this may affect absorption.

As stated in the official Ascorutin instructions, the typical course lasts 2 to 4 weeks, but the exact duration and dosage should be determined by a healthcare provider.

Side effects are rare when taken correctly. Occasionally, allergic reactions, heartburn, headache, or elevated blood pressure may occur with prolonged use. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.

The product is contraindicated in cases of:

• blood clotting disorders
• high risk of thrombosis
• severe forms of diabetes
• individual intolerance to any component

According to the Ascorutin formula, each tablet contains:

• 50 mg ascorbic acid
• 50 mg rutin

as well as excipients: sugar, starch, calcium stearate, and talc.

Ascorutin is a simple but effective way to support vascular health and immunity — particularly helpful during cold seasons, frequent viral infections, or chronic fatigue.

You can order Ascorutin and other supplements for immune and vascular health on the USA Apteka website. Shipping is available across the US and to over 100 countries.