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Sniron XT Tablet

Manufactured By Snig Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd

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Rs. 114.00

MRP 120.00

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strip of 10 tablets

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Uses / Indications:

Use as directed by a healthcare professional

Introduction:

Sniron XT Tablet is a nutritional supplement used to manage iron deficiency anaemia. It provides iron folic acid and zinc which are essential nutrients for the body.

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Sniron XT Tablet is used to manage anaemia which occurs when the body lacks sufficient iron to produce an adequate amount of red blood cells|The tablet contains elemental iron folic acid and elemental zinc which are essential nutrients for the body. Iron is necessary for the production of haemoglobin folic acid plays a role in red blood cell formation and zinc is involved in various cellular processes|Sniron XT Tablet is classified as a nutritional supplement and is commonly used to address conditions such as anaemia and iron deficiency

Description:

Aids in red blood cell production|Useful for anaemia|Prevents nutritional deficiency|Supports immune function

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Safety Advise:

Read the label carefully before use|Store in a cool and dry place|Keep out of reach of children

Sniron XT Tablet

Manufactured By Snig Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 114.00

MRP 120.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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