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Meyerzyme Liquid

Manufactured By Meyer Organics Pvt Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 158.65

MRP 167.00

(5% OFF)

Includes all taxes

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bottle of 200 ml Liquid

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Information about Meyerzyme Liquid

Uses / Indications:

Take Meyerzyme Liquid as directed by the physician.

Introduction:

Meyerzyme Liquid is an allopathic formulation available in the form of a syrup. The ingredients of the syrup helps in the process of digestion by breaking down complex food components into smaller parts.

How to use:

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Description:

Promotes the processs of digestion by breaking down complex food components into smaller parts|Helps to digest complex carbohydrates and starch in the food|Helps to digest the proteins into amino acids

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Safety Advise:

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Meyerzyme Liquid

Manufactured By Meyer Organics Pvt Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 158.65

MRP 167.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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