ENOUGH
Main information
- Trade name:
- ENOUGH 100ML COUGH SYR
- Available from:
- ENRICH PH.
- Pharmaceutical form:
- COUGH SYR
- Composition:
- 100ML
- Medicine domain:
- Humans
- Medicine type:
- Allopathic drug
Documents
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Localization
- Available in:
-
India
- Language:
- English
Other information
Status
- Source:
- Central Drugs Standard Control Organization
- Last update:
- 09-08-2016
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Danish Medicines Agency
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FDA - U.S. Food and Drug Administration
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Watch LIVE today at 1pm ET: The Great Debate: What is Enough… Women in Clinical Trials. http://ow.ly/1wzB30jXeX2 #FDAGreatDebatepic.twitter.com/rcnrVp9K8u
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FDA - U.S. Food and Drug Administration
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FDA - U.S. Food and Drug Administration