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Powergesic Gel

Manufactured By Jenburkt Pharmaceuticals Ltd

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Rs. 126.11

MRP 132.75

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tube of 30 gm Gel

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Powergesic Gel is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) used for the relief of joint pain of osteoarthritis. Powergesic majorly contains Diclofenac. Diclofenac works by reducing substances in the body that cause pain and inflammation.Powergesic Gel is used to treat joint pain caused by arthritis in the hands wrists elbows knees ankles or feet. Powergesic Gel may not be effective in treating arthritis pain elsewhere in the body.Powergesic Gel is a smooth non greasy gel with a light fragrance that goes away shortly after it is applied. Directions of use:Take some Powergesic gel and apply to the affected jointMassage to ensure appropriate application Warning:Apply Powergesic Gel to clean dry skin that does not have any cuts infections or rashesAvoid exposing skin where you apply Powergesic Gel to sunlight and artificial light such as tanning boothsDo not get Powergesic Gel in your eyes nose and mouth Use under medical supervision.

Powergesic Gel

Manufactured By Jenburkt Pharmaceuticals Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 126.11

MRP 132.75

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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