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Samylase Syrup Sugar Free

Manufactured By Semiotic Pharmaceutical Private Limited

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Rs. 128.25

MRP 135.00

(5% OFF)

Includes all taxes

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bottle of 200 ml Syrup

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Information about Samylase Syrup Sugar Free

Uses / Indications:

As mentioned on the label|Or as advised by your healthcare practitioner|

Introduction:

Samylase Syrup Sugar Free contains pepsin and fungal diastase which strengthens the digestive system helps detoxify your body and is anti-inflammatory and antioxidant. It helps in soothing pain and aids in weight loss. It also addresses the issues related to gout and piles.

How to use:

It aids in constipation relief and digestion improvement|It contains anti-inflammatory and antioxidant qualities which help the body detoxify and boost the immune system|It helps with issues related to piles and gout|It helps in the removal of harmful substances and unbroken waste from the body|

Description:

It helps in improving the health of your gut|Gives relief from indigestion|Removes toxins from your body

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Safety Advise:

Read the label carefully before use|Store in a cool and dry place away from sunlight|Keep out of reach of children|</div

Samylase Syrup Sugar Free

Manufactured By Semiotic Pharmaceutical Private Limited

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 128.25

MRP 135.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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