Maxcef 1.5 Gm

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Product Specifications

Origin of Medicine	Allopathic
Pacakaging (Quantity Per Box)	10 vials per box
Salt Composition	Ceftriaxone Sodium
Drug Type	Antibiotic, Other
Ingredients	Ceftriaxone 1.5 GM
Physical Form	Other, Injection
Function	Other, Treatment of bacterial infections
Recommended For	Infections caused by susceptible bacteria
Dosage	1.5 GM per administration as advised by a healthcare professional
Dosage Guidelines	Administered by healthcare professionals dosage and frequency depend on the type and severity of the infection
Suitable For	Other, Adults and children as prescribed
Quantity	1 vial
Storage Instructions	Store below 25AdegC protect from light and moisture

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