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Virgo Acineutra Liquid

(100 ml Liquid in bottle)
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Virgo Acineutra Liquid
Product Details
Virgo Acineutra Liquid is an Ayurvedic syrup designed to support overall digestive and stomach health. The liquid is formulated to reduce hyperacidity, burning sensation, acid-peptic disorders, and flatulence in the stomach.

Key Ingredients:
  • Dugdha Pashan (Powder) (R.T.) 400 mg, Praval Pishti (Powder) (R.T.S.-1) 50 mg, Mukta Shukli Bhasma (Powder) (R.TS-1) 50 mg, Aloe vera Juice (Leaf) (API) 1.5 ml (Aloe Barbadensis) (Each 10 ml contains Extract derived from), Kokum (Fruit) (Garcinia Indica) (A.P.1.) 500 mg, Colour: Tartrazine and Brilliant Blue Flavoured Liquid Base, Preservatives: Sodium Benzoate IP, Sodium Methyl Paraben IP, Sodium Propyl Paraben IP

Indications:
It is indicated for hyperacidity, gas and flatulence.

Net Quantity:
100/200 ml

Product Form:
Liquid

Key Benefits:
  • Virgo Acineutra Liquid helps control acid secretion and neutralizes excess acid in the stomach, which can reduce symptoms of hyperacidity and acid-peptic disorders
  • The syrup may help manage gastric and duodenal ulcers, providing relief from pain and discomfort
  • Virgo Acineutra Liquid has properties that can alleviate symptoms such as pain, burning sensation, acid reflux, and nausea, promoting overall digestive comfort
  • The syrup has a soothing effect on the gastrointestinal tract, helping to reduce inflammation and irritation
  • Virgo Acineutra Liquid can help manage the acid-reflux mechanism, which is the backward flow of stomach acid into the oesophagus, reducing symptoms like heartburn and regurgitation

Dosage:
1-2 teaspoonful 1/2-1 hour after meal with cool water or whenever symptoms arise or as advised by a healthcare professional.

Safety Information:
  • Read the label carefully before use
  • Due to natural herbal ingredients, the colour may tend to change over time. However, the efficacy of the product remains the same
  • Store in a cool and dry place
  • To be used under medical supervision only
  • Should be avoided during pregnancy

Content on this page was last updated on 30 September, 2024, by Dr. Varun Gupta (MD Pharmacology)