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Acolate Saline Nasal Drops

Manufactured By Gujarat Terce Laboratories Ltd

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Rs. 32.01

MRP 33.00

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bottle of 15 ml Nasal Drops

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Information about Acolate Saline Nasal Drops

Uses / Indications:

Follow the instructions given on the label

Introduction:

Acolate Saline Nasal Drops acts as a decongestant and is used to relieve nose blocks. It gives relief to the nasal and sinus congestion caused due to cold and allergies. It acts by constructing the blood vessels in the nose. It is also prescribed for congestion in the eye. It binds the alpha adrenergic receptors activating the adrenal system thus so easing the nasal congestion.

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Gives relief to the stuffy nose|These drops open the congestion of the nasal passage|Effective in cleaning the congestion in the eye also|Cures cold and sinus

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Kindly read the label carefully before use|Keep out of the reach of children|Store in a cool and dry place away from sunlight|If you miss a dose and it is time for your next dose skip the missed dose and go back to your normal dose|It is not recommended for use if you have a disease of the heart and the blood vessels|</div

Acolate Saline Nasal Drops

Manufactured By Gujarat Terce Laboratories Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 32.01

MRP 33.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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