
Product details
Full product details are being added. Until then, the Shopee listing has the complete description, and you can always ask us about this product.
How to use
How to use your Cardiprin calendar pack: start with the tablet in the section marked 'take first'. On the next day, take the next tablet that corresponds with the day of the week. Follow the arrows around the pack, taking one tablet each day, until all the tablets marked with the day of the week have been taken. To finish the pack, take the tablets from the section marked 'take last'. It is important to take your Cardiprin 100 tablet each day and ideally at about the same time.
Ingredients
100mg Aspirin & 45mg Glycine
Warnings and storage
PRODUCT WILL EXPIRE IN MARCH 2027. ONLY PURCHASE IF YOU CAN FINISH BEFORE THE EXPIRY DATE
Description
CARDIRPIN Low Dose Aspirin Tablet (Prevents Strokes & Heart Attacks) 30s
Cardiprin 100 is a low dose aspirin tablet designed to help prevent strokes and heart attacks. It reduces the stickiness of platelets (the clot-forming part of blood), making them less likely to form a clot and helping to prevent blocking of blood vessels. Each Cardiprin tablet contains 100mg of aspirin, a low dose shown by medical studies to effectively lower the risk of strokes and heart attacks in people who have blood vessel disorders, with a low risk of side effects.
*Inhibits blood clotting
*Reduces the risk of heart attack
*Reduces the risk of heart stroke
*Easily dissolves on the tongue
*Exhibits low risk of side effect
Therapy with Cardiprin 100 should be initiated by a physician. Prolonged use without medical supervision could be harmful. Cardiprin 100 should not be taken by people who are allergic to salicylates and used with caution by patients taking regular anticoagulant therapy.
Specifications
- Category
- Health & Medicine, Heart Health
- Brand
- Cardiprin
- Country of origin
- United Kingdom
Delivery
We deliver within Singapore. See the shipping policy for fees and delivery times, and the returns policy if something is not right.
Always read the label and use only as directed. If symptoms persist, consult a doctor or pharmacist.
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