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Esgipyrin Instagel | For Relief from Neck Shoulder Back Muscle Knee & Joint Pain

Manufactured By Abbott

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Rs. 235.73

MRP 248.14

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Esgipyrin instagel 1% Gel contains Diclofenac. Diclofenac is an anti-inflammatory drug which is used to reduce inflammation and as a mild analgesic reducing pain in conditions such as arthritis or acute injury. It can also be used to reduce menstrual pain in women. Esgipyrin 1% Gel is used as a quick and effective pain reliever. Its ingredients combine to form a potent mixture that helps prevent inflammation and provides a cool and soothing sensation. Directions of use:1. Apply the gel on areas that are affected 2. Massage in a gentle circular motion for the best absorption. 3. Avoid getting the medication into your mouth eyes or an open wound. Use under medical supervision

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Helps reduce inflammation|Acts as an analgesic|Aids in dealing with pain associated with arthritis

Esgipyrin Instagel | For Relief from Neck Shoulder Back Muscle Knee & Joint Pain

Manufactured By Abbott

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 235.73

MRP 248.14

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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