Implanon NXT 68mg Implant Kit
Manufacturer: Organon (India) Ltd
Implanon NXT 68mg Implant Kit is the ideal solution for you. This small subdermal implant offers you continuous protection against unwanted pregnancies for up to 3 years, without having to remember to take a daily pill.
Salt Composition: Etonogestrel (68mg)
Strength: Etonogestrel (68mg)
Pack Size: 1kit
Uses: Contraception
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Salt Composition |
Etonogestrel (68mg) |
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Strength |
Etonogestrel (68mg) |
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Pack Size |
1kit |
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Uses |
Contraception |
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