
PRIDE 400 – Amisulpride
Formulation :
Tablets
Composition :
Each tablet contains 400 mg Amisulpride
Indications :
The medicine is intended to treat schizophrenia
Dosage :
PRIDE 400
PRIDE 100
Packing :
Each package contains 30 tablets.
PRIDE 400 – Amisulpride
The medicine is intended to treat schizophrenia
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