As we all know, the growth of the fetus and the workload of important organs of the mother will increase with the growth of gestational age, which increases the demand for nutrition of pregnant women. Unreasonable diet is prone to nutritional deficiency. At this time, some pregnant women will supplement it by eating health care products. As a famous health care product brand in Australia, swisse naturally attracts many people's attention. Then follow me to find out which of the four versions of swisse is better, and which version of swisse in Australia or New Zealand is better?

As far as I know, there are several versions of swisse products. The main four editions are Australian edition, New Zealand edition, China edition and German edition. First of all, the China version of swisse, also known as Synbiotics Edition, is sold in China market. At present, swisse products appearing in China market are generally of this version. If there are other national versions, it may be to find someone to buy them and sell them in China.

In addition, the Australian version of swisse is only sold in Australia, and there are two main products, namely the local version and the kangaroo version. New Zealand version of swisse products are exported from Australia to New Zealand and sold in New Zealand. The packaging of the product is different from that of the Australian version. The Australian version of swisse will have the Australian flag, Olympic rings or kangaroo icon, but the New Zealand version of swisse products does not have these signs. Although the Australian version and the New Zealand version of swisse are different in packaging and sales location, there is not much difference in product quality. As for which version to choose, you can do it according to your own needs.

No matter which version of swisse product has its advantages, it should be considered comprehensively when choosing, such as price, word of mouth and taste. And not everyone is suitable to eat swisse health products, especially special people like pregnant women and children, who should take them under the guidance of professionals.