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pollen enzyme allergy and pollen relieving tablets
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Pollenase Allergy & amp; Hayfever RELIEF TABLETS is a daily treatment method that can relieve the following symptoms:
-pollen allergy
-Pet allergies
-skin allergies
-Custamia allergy
pollen enzyme allergies and pollen relief tablets contain Sidoline hydrochloride. This is an antihistamine medicine that can help relieve pollen thermal (seasonal allergic rhinitis), annual allergies such as dust or pet allergies (perennial allergic rhinitis) and urticaria (skin swelling, redness and itching) Symptoms.
Antimamines such as pollen enzyme allergies and pollen alvisions can relieve unpleasant symptoms and discomfort related to these diseases, such as Sneezing, stimulating, runny nose and stuffy nose, itchy eyes, redness and tears, and rash.
Please read the complete product information manual before using the product
Always use pollen enzyme allergies and pollen alveolar (Xicotrazine) in accordance with the instructions in the product information leaflet or your doctor or pharmacist tells you. If you are not sure, please consult your doctor or pharmacist
. For oral use. Tablets should be taken with a glass of water.
Adults and children over 12 years old
1 piece (10mg) once a day.
6 to 12 -year -old children
twice a day, half a piece (5 grams) each time.
Children under 6 years old
Do not use
The active ingredients are Setrine hydrochloride, each contains 10 mg.
They also contain: lactose, microcrystalline cellulose, corn starch, colloid -free silicon dioxide, magnesium magnesium, talcum powder, hydroxydtholin, titanium dioxide (E171), polyethylene glycol 4000 and sodium citrate
Stay away from children's sight and range of contact.
Do not use the drug after the validity period of the carton. Do not store it above 25 ° C. Save the pills in the original packaging to prevent the moisture
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