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sameer s
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sameer s asked in HealthGeneral Health CareOther - General Health Care · 1 decade ago

is the chemist giving the right medicine?

A child specialist has prescribed Calcirol Sachet D3 to my 2 year old baby. he says that it's required for supplementing her Vitamin-D requirement. What the chemist is giving is Calcirol Sachet, and the composition printed on the Sachet doesn't mention Vitamin-D anywhere. Is the chemist giving the right sachet or I should keep searching for Calcirol Sachet D3. I've tried 2-3 chemists and all of them has the same sachet.

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  • Jen Diamond
    1 decade ago
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    Call the doctor for clarification on exactly what was prescribed and what names it might be under.

    Sometimes medicines can have more than one common name and still be the exact same thing.

  • bettyboop
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago

    Why don't you talk to your dr. about this. Or ask the pharmacist.

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