WOUND AND PAIN RELIEF
RELAXZYME SMALL TABLET
RELAXZYME SMALL TABLET
By VIVALDIS
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Overview
The RELAXZYME SMALL TABLET, a premium offering from VIVALDIS, stands out in the veterinary medicine market for its natural, enzyme-based formulation. This small yet potent tablet is specially designed for dogs and cats, showcasing VIVALDIS's dedication to providing high-quality medicines for our beloved pets.
Ingredients:
Proteolytic Enzymes: These enzymes, including Bromelain & Papain, play a crucial role in reducing inflammation and pain, making them ideal for post-traumatic injury and surgery recovery.
Amla Extract (36mg): Known for its antioxidant properties, Amla extract helps in scavenging free radicals, thereby supporting the body's natural healing process.
Rutin (12mg): This ingredient contributes to the reduction of edema and enhances wound healing, thanks to its anti-inflammatory effects.
RELAXZYME SMALL TABLET
In Stock
Overview
The RELAXZYME SMALL TABLET, a premium offering from VIVALDIS, stands out in the veterinary medicine market for its natural, enzyme-based formulation. This small yet potent tablet is specially designed for dogs and cats, showcasing VIVALDIS's dedication to providing high-quality medicines for our beloved pets.
Ingredients:
Proteolytic Enzymes: These enzymes, including Bromelain & Papain, play a crucial role in reducing inflammation and pain, making them ideal for post-traumatic injury and surgery recovery.
Amla Extract (36mg): Known for its antioxidant properties, Amla extract helps in scavenging free radicals, thereby supporting the body's natural healing process.
Rutin (12mg): This ingredient contributes to the reduction of edema and enhances wound healing, thanks to its anti-inflammatory effects.

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