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Paczyme Syrup

Manufactured By Accilex Nutricorp

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Rs. 79.80

MRP 84.00

(5% OFF)

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bottle of 200 ml Syrup

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Uses / Indications:

As mentioned on the label or as directed by the healthcare professional

Introduction:

Paczyme SyrupIt is a delicious syrup of fungal diastase and papain that can help boost the number of digestive enzymes in your body to aid digestion and increase energy. It can also help promote a healthy inflammatory response and boost immunity to fight infections. Besides this the syrup might also aid in weight loss and help mitigate chronic fatigue

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It may help to improve digestive processes by providing digestive enzymes|It helps boost immunity for resistance to various infections|It might be helpful in the mitigation of constant weakness and fatigue

Description:

May increase digestive enzymes to aid in digestion|It can help strengthen the immune system to enhance resilience against illnesses|Might improve chronic fatigue weakness and perpetual exhaustion

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Safety Advise:

Read the label carefully before use|Do not exceed the recommended dosage|Store in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight|Keep out of reach of children|</div

Paczyme Syrup

Manufactured By Accilex Nutricorp

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 79.80

MRP 84.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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