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Rerifer Oral Suspension

Manufactured By Ind Blues Pharma

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Rs. 128.25

MRP 135.00

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bottle of 150 ml Oral Suspension

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Uses / Indications:

Take 5 ml of Rerifer suspension every day or as directed by the physician.

Introduction:

Rerifer Oral Suspension contains ingredients that provide elemental iron along with folic acid. Iron transports oxygen throughout the body and maintains red blood cells thus making an individual feel energetic and preventing anaemia. Folic acid is essential to bodily functions from nucleotide biosynthesis to the remethylation of homocysteine. It is especially important during periods of rapid cell division and growth.

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Promotes the overall growth development and health in children|It is useful for the treatment of anaemia caused due to the deficiency of iron| helps to relieve the symptoms associated with the iron deficiency condition|Both children and adults require folic acid to produce healthy red blood cells and prevent anaemia

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Read the label carefully before use|Keep out of reach of the children|Use under medical supervision|Do not exceed the recommended dosage

Rerifer Oral Suspension

Manufactured By Ind Blues Pharma

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 128.25

MRP 135.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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