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TRP Pain Relief Gel | For Inflammation & Swelling Relief

Manufactured By Meditek India

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Rs. 145.26

MRP 152.90

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tube of 30 gm Gel

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Information about TRP Pain Relief Gel | For Inflammation & Swelling Relief

Uses / Indications:

Apply TRP Gel on skin and rub slowly till completly absorbed.

Introduction:

TRP Gel is a topical ointment effectively manage muscular pain low back pain joint pain osteoarthritis stiff neck frozen shoulders ankylosing spondylitis strain & sprain and sports injury.

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

TRP Pain Relief Gel | For Inflammation & Swelling Relief

Manufactured By Meditek India

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 145.26

MRP 152.90

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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