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Ethnorub MR Gel

Manufactured By Strides shasun Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 133.00

MRP 140.00

(5% OFF)

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tube of 30 gm Gel

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Ethnorub MR gel contains Diclofenac Methyl salicylate Linseed oil Thiocolchicoside and Menthol as the active ingredient. - The gel acts as the analgesic anti-inflammatory and is used as a fast pain relieverKey benefits/uses of Ethnorub MR gel - Diclofenac is an NSAID. It decreases the hormones that cause inflammation and pain in the body - Menthol and Methyl salicylate is a counter-irritant. It works by causing the skin to feel cool and then warm- Linseed oil decreases inflammation and attenuates pain - Thiocolchicoside is a muscle relaxant with anti-inflammatory and analgesic effectsDirection for use/Dosage: - As directed by the physician Indication: - Backaches muscular sprains joint pains knee pain injuries general body ache arthritis pain Storage instruction: - Store in a cool dry & dark place - Protect from direct sunlight Safety information: - Only for Topical Application - Read the label carefully before use - Do not exceed the recommended dose - Keep out of the reach and sight of children

Ethnorub MR Gel

Manufactured By Strides shasun Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 133.00

MRP 140.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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