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QA11GB<br />
Ascorbic acid (vitamin C), combinations<br />
QA11H<br />
OTHER PLAIN VITAMIN PREPARATIONS<br />
See also:<br />
QB03B - Vitamin B 12 and folic acid<br />
QB02B - Vitamin K and other hemostatics<br />
Preparations containing vitamin E in combination with selenium are classified in<br />
QA12C - Other mineral supplements.<br />
QA11HA<br />
Other plain vitamin preparations<br />
QA11J<br />
OTHER VITAMIN PRODUCTS, COMBINATIONS<br />
All combined vitamin preparations not covered by the preceding groups are<br />
classified in this group.<br />
Tonics are normally classified in QA13. The vitamin content of tonics should be<br />
fairly low. Some preparations that could also be considered to be tonics are<br />
classified in this group. No distinct line has been drawn between these two groups.<br />
QA11JA<br />
Combinations of vitamins<br />
All combinations of vitamins with no addition of other substances, not assigned to<br />
the preceding groups, should be classified in this group.<br />
QA11JB<br />
QA11JC<br />
Vitamins with minerals<br />
Vitamins, other combinations<br />
Combinations containing folic acid are classified in QB03B - Vitamin B 12 and folic<br />
acid, if folic acid deficiency is the main indication.<br />
QA12<br />
MINERAL SUPPLEMENTS<br />
Mineral supplements used for the treatment of mineral deficiency should be<br />
classified in this group. Iron preparations, see QB03A - Iron preparations.<br />
Oral/IV preparations containing magnesium or calcium for the treatment of<br />
hypocalcemia and milk fever are classified in this group.<br />
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