Saheli 30mg Tablet
Therapeutic Class: GYNAECOLOGICAL
Manufacturer: HLL Lifecare Limited
Saheli 30mg Tablet, Saheli is world’s first and only oral non steroidal contraceptive pill. ‘Saheli‘ aka Centchroman (ormeloxifene 30mg) is the only non–steroidal pill with zero side effects available in the world. Most convenient and safest mode of contraception with a dosage of one pill a week.
Salt Composition: Centchroman
Strength: (30mg)
Pack Size: 8 Tablets
Uses: Contraception
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Salt Composition |
Centchroman |
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Strength |
(30mg) |
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Pack Size |
8 Tablets |
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Uses |
Contraception |
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