Trokseven capsules are a food supplement, not a medicine. The formula brings together several plant-derived flavonoids: hesperidin and diosmin from citrus, rutin from Japanese sophora, proanthocyanidins from grape seed, and horse chestnut. These are traditional botanical sources used in products designed for venous tone, capillary resistance, and microcirculation.
People typically choose this kind of supplement when their legs feel heavy after long hours of sitting, standing, travelling, or reduced movement. It is meant to fit into a broader daily routine, not to replace normal habits. Movement breaks, hydration, and changes in posture remain necessary.
Practical points for daily use:
- Use it consistently rather than only on days when legs feel tired. Nutritional supplements of this type are normally part of a daily routine, not a response to one bad day.
- Take the capsules with water, preferably with a meal if your stomach is sensitive. Follow the recommended intake that appears on the package.
- Store the pack in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and out of the reach of children.
- Check the expiry date before opening and after each use.
Because it is a food supplement, it is not a substitute for a balanced diet, and it is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease. If you already take other products containing horse chestnut or citrus flavonoids, review the combined total with a pharmacist.