KARDEGIC 300MG Acetylcysteine ​​Acid 30 Sachets

KARDEGIC 300MG Acetylcysteine Acid 30 Sachets

Kardegic 300 mg Acetylcysteine Acid 30 sachets is an aspirin- based medicine in a dosage specifically intended for the treatment of certain cardiac and vascular conditions, in combination with other treatments prescribed or alone and following prescription from your doctor. Treatment with Kardegic should not be put in place without the advice of your doctor, who alone is empowered to establish the correct course of action.

Description of KARDEGIC 300MG Acetylcysteine Acid 30 Sachets

Why prevent ?

• To avoid or delay a first heart problem.
• To live long in good health. Indeed, in people who have a healthy lifestyle, the morbidity period (that is to say the time during which a person is sick before dying) is about 1 year. However, it increases to around 8 years in people who do not have good lifestyle habits.
• Prevention is effective, even in the event of unfavorable heredity.

Directions for use and dosage

Reserved for adults.
This medication will only be administered on medical prescription.
The usual recommended dosage is 1 sachet per day.
STRICTLY COMPLY WITH YOUR DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION.

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Composition

Active substance : DL-Lysine acetylsalicylate (540 mg), Corresponding quantity of acetylsalicylic acid (300 mg) for one sachet-dose.
Excipients : Glycine, tangerine flavor, ammonium glycyrrhizinate.

Precautions for use

• Attention, the drug is not a product like the others.
• Read the package leaflet or the SPC carefully before ordering.
• Keep medicines out of the reach of children.
• If symptoms persist, seek the advice of your doctor or pharmacist.
• Beware of incompatibilities on your current products.

Presentation of KARDEGIC 300MG Acetylcysteine acid 30 Sachets

Kardegic comes in the form of a box containing 30 sachets.

Our advice and opinions from pharmacy experts

The risk factors for myocardial infarction are perfectly identified. Some are linked to behaviors such as smoking, nutrition, physical exercise, excessive alcohol consumption or obesity. Other risk factors have complex determinisms such as blood pressure, bad LDL cholesterol, good HDL cholesterol and diabetes.

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