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Galfer Capsules 305mg 250s
SKU :
CHN0107086
PIP-Code :
0107086
EAN :
5011309871210
Galfer Capsules treat and prevent anaemia caused by iron deficiency in adults and children over 12 years.
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SKU
CHN0107086
£18.00
£0.08 per capsule
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Description
Galfer Capsules 305mg 250s
Galfer Capsules contain iron in the form of ferrous fumarate to treat and prevent anaemia caused by iron deficiency in adults and children over 12 years.
Directions
For adults and children over 12 years:
Galfer Capsules contain iron in the form of ferrous fumarate to treat and prevent anaemia caused by iron deficiency in adults and children over 12 years.
Directions
For adults and children over 12 years:
- Prevention: Take 1 capsule a day.
- Treatment: Take 1 capsule twice a day.
- Active Ingredient: Ferrous Fumarate 305mg (equivalent to 100mg elemental iron).
- Other Ingredients: Gelatin, Quinoline Yellow (E104), Indigotine (E132), Titanium Dioxide (E171) and Erythrosine (E127).
- Do not give to children under 12 years unless your doctor tells you to.
- Take this medicine before meals on an empty stomach if possible. If Galfer Capsules upset your stomach, take them with or after food.
- Some foods such as tea, eggs and milk may reduce the amount of iron absorbed by the body. Check with the doctor or pharmacist about which foods to avoid.
- Galfer Capsules may make your stools darker than usual. This is a normal effect of medicines containing iron.
- Treatment should not normally carry on for more than 3 months after the iron deficiency has been corrected. Your doctor will advise you when to stop.
- Use of Galfer Capsules in children should also be under medical supervision. Prolonged use in children may lead to toxic accumulation of iron and needs to be carefully controlled by the doctor
- People having tests on stool samples should tell the doctor as this medicine may turn stools black and affect test results.
- An allergy to any of the ingredients.
- Other problems with iron in the blood (including conditions that lead to iron building up in soft tissues, or problems with red blood cells).
- A stomach ulcer or other stomach or bowel problem.
- Had repeated blood transfusions in the past.
- Had anaemia not related to low levels of iron before.
- Are currently having iron injections.
- Are currently having dimercaprol injections fortreabnent of metal poisioning.
- Have history of stomach ulcers.
- Have had part or all of the stomach removed.
- Have vitamin deficiency particularly vitamin B12 or folic acid.
- Are a male, as iron deficiency is less common in men than women, and the causes may need investigating further by the doctor.
- Are pregnant, might be pregnant or are breastfeeding. Do not take Galfer Capsules during the first 3 months of pregnancy unless the doctor has told you to do so.