2–3 teaspoonfuls (10–15 ml), taken 2–3 times daily after meals.
1 teaspoonful (5 ml), taken 2–3 times daily after meals.
Continue for 3–4 weeks, or as directed by a physician.
Administer orally after meals. Shake the bottle well before measuring each dose.
Cinkara is a non-alcoholic, vitaminised herbal tonic combining aqueous extracts from fifteen plant sources with key vitamins and minerals. The carrot and emblic myrobalan components serve as natural sources of vitamins A and C, supporting nutrient absorption. The formulation is reported to deliver energy and nerve-stimulating activity, with demonstrated bioavailability in improving mental performance, supporting lactating mothers, and providing liver protection.
No adverse effects have been reported when taken at the recommended dosage. The formulation is composed entirely of natural herbal and vitamin ingredients.
No contraindications have been reported at the recommended dosage.
Cinkara syrup is considered safe for use during pregnancy and by lactating mothers at the recommended dosage. It is specifically indicated for anaemia of pregnancy and to support breast milk production (hypolactation). Consult a physician before use during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.
Store in a cool, dry place. Keep out of direct sunlight. Keep out of the reach of children.
Cinkara price in Bangladesh is ৳100 per bottle. Prices may vary by pharmacy and are updated regularly on this page.
Cinkara syrup is indicated for: - General debility and rundown or debilitated condition - Mental weakness, nervousness, and undue tendency to fatigue - Anaemia of pregnancy - Hypolactation (reduced breast milk…
No, Cinkara is not an antibiotic.
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