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Ferarka XT Tablet

Manufactured By Arkas Pharma Pvt Ltd

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Rs. 112.86

MRP 118.80

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strip of 10 tablets

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Uses / Indications:

Take 1 tablet daily preferably with meals or as directed by the physician.

Introduction:

Ferarka XT Tablet is a dietary supplement which helps to manage low levels of iron and folic acid levels in the body. Iron and Folic acid are essential nutrients in the body which helps to support the formation of red blood cells and manages ailments associated with anaemia including fatigue exhaustion and nerve damage.

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Helps manage low levels of Iron and Folic acid levels in the body|Supports the formation of red blood cells which helps carry oxygen throughout the body and maintains cellular energy|Manages ailments associated with anaemia including fatigue exhaustion and helps to maintain nervous system health|It can be used in pregnancy to help reduce risk of certain birth defects in developing baby

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

Ferarka XT Tablet

Manufactured By Arkas Pharma Pvt Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 112.86

MRP 118.80

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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