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RxGeneric HIDRASEC SACHET 10gm

HIDRASEC SACHET 10gm

Active Ingredient: Racecadotril

Unit: 10 | Pack: Other

USD $24.10

RxGeneric HIDRASEC SACHET 30gm

HIDRASEC SACHET 30gm

Active Ingredient: Racecadotril

Unit: 10 | Pack: Other

USD $32.23

BrandGastroStop (Loperamide) 2mg 20 Capsules

GastroStop (Loperamide) 2mg 20 Capsules

Active Ingredient: Loperamide 2mg

Unit: 20 | Pack: Capsule

USD $11.34

BrandGastroStop 2mg 12 Capsules

GastroStop 2mg 12 Capsules

Active Ingredient: Loperamide 2mg

Unit: 12 | Pack: Capsule

USD $14.40

BrandGastroStop Plus 12 Chewable Tablets

GastroStop Plus 12 Chewable Tablets

Active Ingredient: Loperamide hydrochloride 2 mg, simethicone 125 mg.

Pack: Tablet

USD $15.60

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