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Solvazinc Syrup

Manufactured By Symbiotic Drugs

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Rs. 42.75

MRP 45.00

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bottle of 100 ml Syrup

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Solvazinc Syrup is a Multivitamin and Multimineral formulation rich in Zinc it also contains Pyridoxine Niacinamide Vitamin A Riboflavin Thiamine Folic acid Vitamin E Elemental copper Elemental selenium Elemental manganese Elemental chromium Cyanocobalamin Ascorbic acid and Calcium d-pantothenate.Ascorbic acid Vitamin A E and Selenium are Antioxidants which prevent cell damage.Folic acid and Cyanocobalamin help in producing red blood cells.Zinc is a mineral which is involved in a number of body enzyme functions. It is important for wound healing and for the senses of taste and smell. Multivitamins and Multiminerals help in producing the energy from the food thus one feels energetic throughout the day. Solvazinc Syrup is commonly prescribed for the treatment of:• Large skin burns and injury• Folate-deficiency• Megaloblastic anemia• Prophylaxis of megaloblastic anemia in pregnancy• Prophylaxis of neural tube defect in pregnancy• Malabsorption syndromes• AcneUse under medical supervision.

Solvazinc Syrup

Manufactured By Symbiotic Drugs

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 42.75

MRP 45.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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