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Sofer Syrup

Manufactured By Maan Pharmaceuticals Ltd

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Rs. 57.00

MRP 60.00

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bottle of 200 ml Syrup

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Sofer Syrup contains sodium feredetate with vitamins. Sodium feredetate resembles the iron present in food items and hence presents iron in an easily absorbed form. Since it is present in the unionized form it is less likely to cause stomach upsets or teeth discoloration unlike other iron salts and does not act like an astringent. Iron is used for the prevention and treatment of low iron levels in the body. It plays a major role for the metabolic processes in the body by facilitating production of red blood cells which carry oxygen. Sofer syrup is beneficial in:Iron-Deficiency AnemiaIron deficiency due to chronic blood loss or low intake of ironIron deficiency anaemia and nutritional anaemia that occurs especially during pregnancy and lactation. Use under medical supervision

Sofer Syrup

Manufactured By Maan Pharmaceuticals Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 57.00

MRP 60.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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