Tunisia-Demand for immunity boost supplements increased amid coronavirus spike

By R

| 7 octobre 2020

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With soaring coronavirus cases in Tunisia, demand for vitamins and supplements to boost immunity increased tenfold, Vice-President of the Retail Pharmacists’ Union ( French: SPOT) Naoufel Amira said on Monday.

Amira told TAP this increase is explained by citizens’ keenness to bolster their immunity to fight COVID-19.

Supplements and vitamins are available in sufficient quantities in retail pharmacies, the same source said.

(TAP)

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