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Biviton DT Dispersible Tablet

Manufactured By S.Bee Life Sciences

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 68.40

MRP 72.00

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strip of 10 tablet dt

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Uses / Indications:

As directed by the physician.

Introduction:

Biviton DT Dispersible Tablet contains riboflavin that helps fuel cellular growth and energy production. Folic acid a crucial B vitamin plays a key role in DNA synthesis and cell division. Niacinamide a form of vitamin B3 supports skin health and the nervous system. Lactic acid bacillus helps maintain a healthy gut microbiome while enhancing digestion and overall well-being.

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Riboflavin or vitamin B2 supports cellular growth and energy production|Folic acid a vital B vitamin aids in DNA synthesis and is essential for proper cell division|Niacinamide a form of vitamin B3 promotes healthy skin and supports the nervous system|Lactic acid bacillus contributes to a balanced gut microbiome while aiding digestion and overall well-being

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Riboflavin supports cellular growth|Folic acid aids in DNA synthesis|Niacinamide promotes healthy skin and nervous system|Lactic acid bacillus supports gut health

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Biviton DT Dispersible Tablet

Manufactured By S.Bee Life Sciences

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 68.40

MRP 72.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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