Dong-A Denpasa Capsules: Bleeding, Pain, Swelling.

Dong-A Denpasa Gum Disease Supplement Capsules Bleeding Pain Swelling These capsules are formulated with herbal ingredients, including propolis and ginkgo leaf extract, to provide relief from gum-related symptoms like bleeding and inflammation.

Denpasar Capsule has 150mg ascorbic acid, 30mg lysozyme HCl, 10mg tocopherol acetate, 2mg carbazochrome.

Denpasar Capsule is a generic medicine containing 150mg of ascorbic acid, 30mg of lysozyme hydrochloride, 10mg of tocopherol acetate dibasic acid, and 2mg of carbazochrome. Dong-A Denpasa Gum Disease Supplement Capsules provide a comprehensive formula that has been specially designed for fighting gum disease. The combination of active ingredients helps to reduce inflammation, reduce bleeding, and relieve pain and swelling.

Good for gum health

We recommend medicine that is good for gum health Dong-A Denpasa Gum Disease Supplement Capsules have been formulated to reduce gum inflammation, bleeding, pain, and swelling. The capsules contain natural ingredients including propolis extract to help protect and restore gum health.

Denpasa Capsule's Effectiveness

Adjuvant treatment for gingivitis and mild to moderate periodontitis after periodontal treatment. Dong-A Denpasa Gum Disease Supplement Capsules help reduce symptoms such as bleeding, pain, and swelling for improved periodontal health. They provide an effective adjuvant treatment to improve oral hygiene and aid in periodontal treatment.

Capsule dosage:How to take

Adults should ingest one capsule post-meal three times daily.

Capacity

120 Capsules in two small boxes packaged together, for a total of 240 capsules.

Ingredients

150mg of ascorbic acid
Carbazochrome Carbazochrome 2mg
Lysozyme Chloride Lysosomal Hydrochloride 30mg
Tocopherol Acetate 50% Tocopherol Acetate Double Acid 10 mg

Additive

Light anhydrous silicic acid, magnesium stearate, corn starch

This med. not for:

Individuals under the age of 15.

Consult doc/dentist/pharmacist before taking

1) Individuals who have experienced allergic reactions (e.g., rash, redness, itching, etc.) due to pharmaceuticals or beauty products.

2) Patients taking concurrent medications.

3) Individuals with known allergies to medications or eggs, such as rash, fever, joint pain, asthma, or itching.

4) Individuals receiving care from a physician or dentist.

5) Those who have a family history of allergies may be at increased risk.