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Ferotrin Dosage

Generic name: ASCORBIC ACID 75mg, FOLIC ACID 500ug, CYANOCOBALAMIN 15ug, FERROUS FUMARATE 110mg, SUS SCROFA STOMACH 24mg, BEEF LIVER 216mg
Dosage form: capsule

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One capsule twice a day. (Two capsules daily produce a standard response in the average

uncomplicated case of pernicious anemia.)

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Drug Status

Availability Rx/OTC Rx and/or OTC

Pregnancy Category C Risk cannot be ruled out

CSA Schedule N Not a controlled drug

Drug Class

Iron products
Vitamin and mineral combinations

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Pill Imprint CPC 464 (Ferotrin ascorbic acid 75 mg / folic acid 500 mcg / cyanocobalamin 15 mcg / ferrous fumarate 110 mg / Liver Stomach Concentrate (Intrinsic Factor) 240 mg)

Ferotrin ascorbic acid 75 mg / folic acid 500 mcg / cyanocobalamin 15 mcg / ferrous fumarate 110 mg / Liver Stomach Concentrate (Intrinsic Factor) 240 mg (CPC 464 )

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