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For people whose sense of taste has been disturbed for any reason.
Native to West Africa, Miracle fruit was described as the ‘miraculous berry’ by British Surgeon Dr. William F Daniell in the 1852 April edition of The Pharmaceutical Journal. Miracle fruit contains Miraculin, a glycoprotein that binds to the sweet receptors on the tongue. Miraculin has taste-modifying activity in which metallic, acidic and sour flavours can taste sweet. This may be helpful for people whose sense of taste has been disturbed for any reason (e.g. after medical treatment).
$27.00
| Weight | 30 g |
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| Dimensions | 12 × 9.5 × 1 cm |
The professional responsibility of a pharmacist is to ensure that the products supplied are going to provide the best benefit for the consumer, particularly for medicines. In instances where a pharmacist deems there is a better alternative for your circumstance, the product ordered online is not required from a clinical perspective, or not suitable for your needs, they will let you know and a refund for the purchase price will be arranged. A new transaction can then take place in the pharmacy for the most suitable products.
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