Dayzinc Drug Interactions

Vitamin C: Aspirin, Nicotine, Appetite Suppressant, Iron, Phenytoin, Anti-Convulsant Drugs, Estrogen containing oral contraceptive and tetracycline: Concomitant use with ascorbic acid may induce tissue desaturation of ascorbic acid.
Fluphenazine: Ascorbic acid decreased the plasma concentration of fluphenazine.
Aspirin: Reduce the absorption of ascorbic acid by approximately a third and decreases urinary excretion by about half.
Antacids/Aluminum Containing Antacids: Ascorbic Acid increase urinary aluminum elimination concurrent administration of antacids with ascorbic is not recommended especially with renal insufficient patient.
Oral Contraceptives: Lowers the serum levels of ascorbic acid.
Zinc Sulfate Monohydrate: Copper: Zinc may inhibit the absorption of copper.
Tetracycline Antibacterials: Zinc may reduce the absorption of concurrently administered tetracyclines, also the absorption of zinc may be reduced by tetracyclines; when both are being given an interval of at least three hours should be allowed.
Quinolone Antibacterials: Zinc may reduce the absorption of quinolones; ciprofloxacin, levofloxacin, moxifloxacin, norfloxacin and ofloxacin.
Calcium Salts: The absorption of zinc may be reduced by calcium salts.
Iron: The absorption of zinc may be reduced by oral iron, also the absorption of oral iron may be reduced by zinc.
Penicillamine: The absorption of zinc may be reduced by penicillamine, also the absorption of penicillamine may be reduced by zinc.
Trientine: The absorption of zinc may be reduced by trientine, also the absorption of trientine maybe reduced by zinc.