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Colixymex Syrup

Manufactured By Medley Pharmaceuticals

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Rs. 57.00

MRP 60.00

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bottle of 30 ml Syrup

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Colixymex Syrup contains Dill Oil Fennel Oil and Simethicone as active ingredients. Colixymex Syrup is useful in the treatment of infant colic griping pain flatulence and abdominal discomfort.Key benefits/uses of Colixymex Syrup:- Act as an anti- foaming agent used to treat abdominal swelling pain and discomfort- Relieves digestive tract discomfort due to excessive gas in the stomach- Works by increasing the rate of expulsion of gases from the stomach- Helps in relieving the painDirection for use/Dosage:- Syrup should be administered before or after meals- Two teaspoonfuls should be administered two to three times daily or as directed by the physicianStorage instructions:- Store in a cool dry and dark place- Protect from the direct sunlight- Store in the original package in order to protect from moistureSafety information:- Keep out of the reach and sight of children- Use only under the supervision of adults- Do not exceed the recommended dose

Colixymex Syrup

Manufactured By Medley Pharmaceuticals

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 57.00

MRP 60.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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