IV-NET Syrup

IV-NET Syrup

IV-NET Syrup is a herbal cough preparation formulated to help relieve symptoms associated with cough and mucus congestion. Each 5 ml contains Ivy Leaf Extract 35 mg, Licorice Extract 20 mg, and Thyme Extract 20 mg. The registered product information lists IV-NET Syrup for relief from cough symptoms and shows pack sizes of 60 ml, 120 ml, and 240 ml. Ivy leaf is commonly used in cough preparations to help loosen mucus and support easier expectoration, making it particularly useful when a cough is accompanied by phlegm. Thyme extract provides additional herbal respiratory support, while licorice extract may help soothe irritation of the throat and respiratory passages. Together, these ingredients provide supportive relief from coughing, chest congestion, and discomfort associated with respiratory irritation. IV-NET Syrup should be used according to the directions provided on the product label or as advised by a healthcare professional. The dose may vary depending on age. Seek medical advice if coughing is persistent, severe, accompanied by breathing difficulty, high fever, or blood in the sputum. Individual response to herbal preparations may vary.

Price: Rs. 250.00

  • Manufacturer
    Saifvent Pharmaceutical
  • Generic name
    Ivy Leaf Extract- Licorice Extract-Thyme Extract
  • Pack size
    120ml Bottle
  • Availability
    In stock
  • Prescription required
    Yes

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Yes, IV-NET Syrup is listed on SmartMedics with online ordering support in Pakistan.
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Yes, IV-NET Syrup requires a valid prescription.

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