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IndicationsCalcium Gluconate is a form of calcium. As an injection it is used in hospital for a sudden drop in blood calcium (which can cause muscle spasms, cramps and tingling), to protect the heart when blood potassium is…
IndicationsDextrose Anhydrous is a pure form of glucose, the main sugar the body uses for energy. It is used:By mouth (oral powder) as a quick source of energy, for example during recovery from illness, after heavy physical work,…
IndicationsMagnesium Chloride is a mineral salt. It is an ingredient of several hospital fluids:fluids given into a vein to replace water and body salts (electrolytes), and to correct low magnesium;dialysis fluids used for people whose kidneys have failed;sterile…
IndicationsBoric Acid is a weak acid made from the element boron. It is used in small amounts in medicines and personal care products: as a mild antiseptic and buffering agent in eye washes, ear drops, skin powders and…
IndicationsDextrose is a form of glucose (sugar). By mouth, it is used to treat low blood sugar (hypoglycaemia) and as a quick source of energy, and it is part of some oral rehydration products. As an intravenous drip,…
IndicationsMagnesium hypophosphite is a mineral salt found in calcium and multimineral tonics and tablets. It is used, usually together with Calcium, Vitamin D and other minerals, to help meet magnesium and phosphorus needs, support bone health, and in…
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