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Delyte Powder

Manufactured By Litaka Pharmaceuticals Ltd

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Rs. 13.06

MRP 13.75

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box of 20.82 gm Powder

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Delyte Powder is an oral Electrolyte Powder contains anhydrous Dextrose Potassium chloride Sodium chloride and Sodium citrate. Potassium Chloride is an essential mineral for good organ function and body used for hypokalemia and needed for several functions in the body. Sodium Chloride is a salt supplement used to treat low sodium. It helps maintain salt and water balance by pulling extra fluid out of a swollen area.Delyte Powder replaces electrolytes lost in sweat during exercise.Delyte Powder is used as electrolytes in chronic salt-losing conditions (diarrhea or vomiting) prevention of muscle cramps during routine hemodialysis oral hygiene as mouthwash replacement of fluid and electrolytes hypernatremia and in nasal congestion.Use under medical supervision

Delyte Powder

Manufactured By Litaka Pharmaceuticals Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 13.06

MRP 13.75

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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