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Sbliv-DS Syrup

Manufactured By S.Bee Life Sciences

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Rs. 137.75

MRP 145.00

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bottle of 200 ml Syrup

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Information about Sbliv-DS Syrup

Uses / Indications:

Take 10-15 ml twice daily or as directed by the physician

Introduction:

Sbliv-DS Syrup is an ayurvedic formulation that helps to protect the liver from free radicals thus preventing liver damage. It soothes inflammation and has antioxidant properties.

How to use:

The syrup helps to keep the liver healthy and corrects liver dysfunction|It helps to remove toxins from the liver and prevents fat deposits|It helps to recover the loss of appetite and enhances digestive activities|The formulation helps to deal with gastritis and reduces flatulence

Description:

Supports liver health|No side effects|Prevents liver damage

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Safety Advise:

Keep out of reach of children|Store in a cool and dry place|Self-medication is not advisable|Do not exceed the recommended dosage|Read the label before use

Sbliv-DS Syrup

Manufactured By S.Bee Life Sciences

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 137.75

MRP 145.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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