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Posted on: November 16 2016Ranitidine 150mg/10ml in Syrspend Ph4 for a 7 month pregnant woman?
Syrspend PH4: Modified food starch, sodium citrate, citric acid, malic acid, sodium benzoate (< 0.1%), Sucralose and Simeticone (Kestomatine allowed GED. 2weeks in pregnant women) or yet but Gaviscon?
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https://www.tmf-ftm.be/nl_NL/web/pharmacist/ftm/f/fi/fi1/fi1a/fi1a2 under preparation mode Check the pH on a drop of the solution. The pH should be understood between 6.8 and 7.2. When do those pharmacists agree to use their "Bible or Gospel or Quran if you want to "? Follow the composition and preparation method described in the TMF