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SPECIAL KID was developed by a French laboratory, ERIC FAVRE LABORATOIRE, which is known as the better French laboratory of food supplement. Eric Favre has own paediatric nutritional and sports health laboratory with independent research qualification, adheres to the concept that 'Inspiring the power of nature into children health.' The Laboratory has strong skills & specialized equipment in the vegetal extraction. The laboratory rigorously selects its raw material to guarantee the quality of products. Quality controls are done all along the production, since raw material acceptance to final inspection. ERIC FAVRE SPECIAL Kid's products are safe, innovative & effective for daily use.
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London, United Kingdom
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- ericfavre.co.uk
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