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Nutritional support for immune function and general wellness
The Immunity Stack provides nutritional support for immune function and general wellness.* This stack combines three supplements formulated with vitamins, minerals, and botanical ingredients that may help support immune health and overall well-being.[1,2]*
Additional Benefits:
Support Immunity & Reduce Stress
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Please note: for online returns, MITA Nutra 60-day return policy begins on the date your items are delivered to you. Your packing slip or a note with your order number is required for returns.
In the event that a returned order has any packaging, manuals, accessories, or other items missing, the return may be refused, or we may deduct the value of any of the missing items.
Shipping charges are non-refundable; however, we will refund your original shipping cost if you are returning an item because of an error on our part, or we have determined that the product is defective.
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* These statements are not evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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