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Tibb - Chest-Eeze 200ml
by Tibb
Code
00024771835039-200ml
R169.95
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Ingredients
- Ammonium chloride 10 mg
- Tankanhhar shudda 10 mg
- Adhatoda vasica 250 mg
- Glycyrrhiza glabra 200 mg
- Solanum xanthocarpum 200 mg
- Elephantopus scaber 100 mg
- Clerodendron serratum 75 mg
- Curcuma Longa 75 mg
- Ephedra gerardiana 75 mg
- Ocimum sanctum 75 mg
- Nardostachys jatamansi 50 mg
- Terminalia belerica 30 mg
- Datura metel 25 mg
- istacia Integerrima 20 mg
- Hedychium spicatum 15 mg
- Piper nigrum 15 mg
- Piper longum 15 mg
- Sbies webbiana 15 mg
- Apamargkshar 5 mg
- Sucrose 3,000 mg
- Sodium benzoate 0.4% m/v
- Sodium methyl paraben 0.2% m/v
- Sodium propyl paraben 0.08% m/v
- Excipients: Citric acid monohydrate, flavour spasma, purified water
Allergens
Please check the ingredients list for any compounds you may have an allergy or hypersensitivity to.
Warnings
Consult your doctor or registered healthcare professional for advice on taking this product if you have any medical conditions or if you are taking any medications for any illness.
If symptoms persist or your condition does not improve, consult a healthcare professional.
Directions
Dosage Instructions:
- Children (ages 2-12): 5 ml taken three times daily
- Adults: 10-15 ml taken three times daily
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