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Manolyte Powder

Manufactured By Maan Pharmaceuticals Ltd

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Rs. 2.88

MRP 3.03

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Manolyte Powder is an Oral Electrolyte contains Sodium chloride Potassium chloride Sodium citrate and Dextrose (anhydrous).Potassium chloride is an essential mineral for good organ function and body prescribed for hypokalemia and needed for several functions in the body. Sodium chloride is a salt supplement used to treat low sodium. It helps maintain salt and water balance by pulling extra fluid out of a swollen area.Manolyte Powder is used as an oral rehydration formula quickly resets disturbed electrolytes. Manolyte Powder is used for the control of dehydration due to diarrhea vomiting fatigue due to metyabolic stress for relieving cramps arising out of electrolyte imbalance.Manolyte Powder acts as an instant source of energy after extensive workout or exercise and also during gastrointestinal disturbances and excessive fluid loss. Use under medical supervision.

Manolyte Powder

Manufactured By Maan Pharmaceuticals Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 2.88

MRP 3.03

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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