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Cipzer Itrifal Kishneezi

Manufactured By Cipzer

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Rs. 474.05

MRP 499.00

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jar of 125 gm Paste

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Uses / Indications:

Use as directed on the label or as suggested by health care professionals.

Introduction:

Cipzer Itrifal Kishneezi is an unani valuable medicine for gastric problems and headaches and is a stimulant. It is helpful for chronic catarrh and acts as a brain tonic. It also improves digestion and relieves constipation and headache.

How to use:

It is helpful for chronic catarrh and acts as a brain tonic|It is a herbal formulation for the proper functioning of the digestive system|It is useful for gastric problems and headache and is used as a stimulant

Description:

Useful for chronic catarrh and acts as a brain tonic|Helpful for gastric problems

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Store in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight|Read the label carefully|Keep out of reach of children|</div

Cipzer Itrifal Kishneezi

Manufactured By Cipzer

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 474.05

MRP 499.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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