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Feridas XT Tablet

Manufactured By Midas Healthcare Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 68.40

MRP 72.00

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strip of 10 tablets

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Uses / Indications:

Use as directed by the physician

Introduction:

Feridas XT Tablet is primarily used to manage iron deficiency anaemia and other associated symptoms. It enhances hemoglobin levels and boosts energy levels.

How to use:

Ferrous ascorbate belongs to the class of haematinics that helps in the management of iron deficiency anaemia|Folic acid is an essential nutrient necessary for the formation of healthy red blood cells and can prevent neural tube defects in children during pregnancy and promotes cell growth|It helps enhance the haemoglobin levels in your body

Description:

Helps in the management of iron deficiency anaemia|Promotes red blood cell growth|Helps enhance the haemoglobin levels in your body|Energises the body

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Safety Advise:

Read the label carefully before use|Do not exceed the recommended dose|Keep out of the reach of children|Store at a temperature below 25-degree Celsius and 40 % humidity in a cool and dry place|</div

Feridas XT Tablet

Manufactured By Midas Healthcare Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 68.40

MRP 72.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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