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PHL Heightex Tablet

Manufactured By Parul Health Care Private Limited

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 133.00

MRP 140.00

(5% OFF)

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bottle of 25 gm Tablet

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Information about PHL Heightex Tablet

Uses / Indications:

Consume 2-4 tablets thrice a day or as directed by the healthcare professional.

Introduction:

PHL Heightex Tablet is designed to help in children's height development and growth. The powerful blend of ingredients works synergistically to support healthy growth promoting optimal bone development and overall physical stature in growing children. By addressing key aspects of growth including bone strength and mineralisation this formula helps children reach their full potential in height and physical development.

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Designed to help height development and growth in children|Synergistic blend supports healthy growth and bone development|Addresses key growth aspects like bone strength and mineralisation|Helps children reach their full potential in height and physical development

Description:

Supports health and growth of children|Helps improve height|Helps address the root causes of growth|Strengthens the bones and joints

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Safety Advise:

Read the label carefully|Store in a cool dry place|Keep away from direct sunlight

PHL Heightex Tablet

Manufactured By Parul Health Care Private Limited

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 133.00

MRP 140.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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