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Kapicium Syrup

Manufactured By Godrams Lifeline

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Rs. 65.55

MRP 69.00

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bottle of 200 ml Syrup

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Uses / Indications:

Take Kapicium Syrup as directed by the physician.

Introduction:

Kapicium Syrup is a dietary supplement primarily prescribed for the treatment of vitamin D3 deficiency. Kapicium is composed of calcium carbonate to supplement and facilitate the production of calcium in the body. Calcium is needed to keep the bones healthy as well as a healthy nervous system. Lack of calcium can lead to serious bone diseases including osteoporosis and rickets.

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Kapicium is used to treat vitamin d3 deficiency essential for the production of calcium in the body|Lack of calcium can cause several health complications and Kapicium is used to treat and prevent conditions associated with calcium deficiency including weak bones and a dysfunctional nervous system|It can also be used as an antacid to relieve heartburn acid indigestion and upset stomach

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Primarily used to treat Vitamin D3 deficiency|Improves bone density and structure|Useful in bone related ailments|Relieves stomach related ailments suhc as indigestion and heartburn

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Kapicium Syrup

Manufactured By Godrams Lifeline

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 65.55

MRP 69.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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