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Dr Boricke Calculix

Manufactured By Dr. Boricke Med Pharma

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 180.50

MRP 190.00

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bottle of 30 ml Oral Drops

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Uses / Indications:

Take 15-20 drops in a cup of water thrice daily in acute cases the dosage can be repeated or as directed by the healthcare professional.

Introduction:

Dr Boricke Calculix supports the urinary system. It might help in dealing with renal colic and burning uring. This formula reduces inflammation and supports the wellness of the kidneys.

How to use:

This formula is useful for the wellness of the kidneys|It helps in cases of renal colic|It helps reduce the burning sensation in urine|It supports the urinary system

Description:

Reduces inflammation|Supports the kidneys|Removes colic|Reduces the burning sensation of urine

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Safety Advise:

Read the product label carefully before use|Store in a cool and dry place|Keep away from direct sunlight|Do not exceed the recommended dose|</div

Dr Boricke Calculix

Manufactured By Dr. Boricke Med Pharma

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 180.50

MRP 190.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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