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Rennie Spearmint Heartburn & Indigestion Chewable Tablets
Rennie Spearmint Heartburn & Indigestion Chewable Tablets
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Calcium Carbonate, Magnesium Carbonate
Rennie Spearmint fast-acting tablets get to work within minutes to provide effective relief from heartburn, indigestion and acid reflux. Each tablet contains two antacids - calcium carbonate and magnesium carbonate - that work quickly and powerfully to neutralise excess acid in the stomach.
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