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Kalp Pushap Sachet (5gm Each)

Manufactured By Alna Biotech Pvt Ltd

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Rs. 190.00

MRP 200.00

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box of 20 Sachets

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Information about Kalp Pushap Sachet (5gm Each)

Uses / Indications:

Take 1 teaspoon (approx 5-6 gms) in one full glass of water (approx 200 ml) and boil|Boil it for 3-5 mins or when the solution becomes half|Add sugar/honey/jaggery to taste and drink it lukewarm|Take 1-2 times a day

Introduction:

Kalp Pushap Sachet is an immunity booster which can help against viral and bacterial infections. Useful in upper respiratory tract infections cough cold and sore throat. It enhances the immunity power of the body against disease.

How to use:

Helps to fight against viral and bacterial infections|Useful in treating upper tract infections cough cold and sore throat|Enhances the immune system

Description:

Helps to fight against viral and bacterial infections|Useful in treating upper tract infections cough cold and sore throat|Enhances the immune system

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Safety Advise:

Read the label carefully before use|Keep out of reach of the children|Store in a cool dry place|</div

Kalp Pushap Sachet (5gm Each)

Manufactured By Alna Biotech Pvt Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 190.00

MRP 200.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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