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Folimed Tablet

Manufactured By Medico Lab

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 12.73

MRP 13.40

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strip of 10 tablets

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Information about Folimed Tablet

Uses / Indications:

Take Folimed Tablet as directed by the physician

Introduction:

Folimed Tablet is a dietary supplement and is essential for making the genetic material of cells (DNA) and is vital for growth and development. It also used to reduce the neural tube defects when taken during and throughout pregnancy.

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Folic acid is particularly important for maintaining a healthy nervous system and in the formation of red blood cells which carry oxygen|Treats iron-deficiency anemia and megaloblastic anaemia|Treats deficiency of folate in the body|Helps in anaemia management during pregnancy and lactation|Recommended prior to conception throughout pregnancy and during postpartum period in reproductive-aged women|Reduces risk of neural tube defects in the offspring|Prevents congenital heart disease oral clefts and possibly preterm birth |Protects against fetal structural anomalies

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Do not exceed the stated recommended daily usage|Keep out of reach of children|Store in a cool and dry place|Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture|</div

Folimed Tablet

Manufactured By Medico Lab

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 12.73

MRP 13.40

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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