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Calcor Max Capsule

Manufactured By Salvus Pharma

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Rs. 209.00

MRP 220.00

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strip of 10 capsules

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As directed by the physician

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Calcor Max Capsule contains the virtues of mecobalamin folic acid omega 3 fatty acids and calcitriol. This soft gelatin capsule is ideal for controlling vitamin B and D deficiency. It helps manage heart-related issues and obesity. It is also necessary for cell growthKey ingredients Calcitriol Folic acid Mecobalamin Omega 3 fatty acids Key benefits Calcor Max Capsule is filled with the goodness of vitamin B12 which promotes the proper development of the brain and nervous system Omega 3 fatty acids are essential for preventing diseases related to the heart This capsule stimulates the absorption of calcium in the body It helps combat vitamin D deficiency Directions for useAs directed by the physicianSafety information Read the label carefully Store in a cool dry place Keep away from children Do not exceed the recommended dose

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Fights vitamin B deficiency|Helps maintain the right level of calcium in the body|Keeps the heart healthy

Calcor Max Capsule

Manufactured By Salvus Pharma

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 209.00

MRP 220.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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