RIQ-PLATES Ayurvedic Platelet Support Syrup
RIQ-PLATES Syrup brings Giloy, Carica Papaya, Tulsi, Kasis, and Kiwi together for one purpose: rebuilding what a fever takes out of the body. Carica Papaya leaf extract does the heavy lifting here, long used to support the body’s own platelet production once it starts dropping. Giloy works alongside it, fighting fever directly while giving immunity a boost through recovery. Tulsi lends antimicrobial support against common infections. Kasis adds iron, backing healthy blood levels when they need it most. Kiwi closes the formula out with natural vitamin C for antioxidant defense. Nutrient absorption, blood and platelet count, and immune support during fever and viral infections like dengue: this blend was built around all three.
Demand for a platelet-support formula does not stay flat through the year, it spikes hard the moment monsoon hits, and fever cases climb. Riqfame Critical Care keeps stock moving through exactly those windows, not just the slow months when demand is easy to meet. A franchise partner gets a written territory agreement, GST-compliant billing, and airtight, leakproof packaging built to survive transit without damage. Entry investment stays on the accessible side too, with dispatch that holds to schedule rather than trailing excuses. Explore the full PCD pharma franchise range to see where RIQ-PLATES Syrup fits into your portfolio.
RIQ-PLATES Syrup: Good to Know Before You Buy
- Usage – shake well before use.
- Dosing – as directed by the physician.
- Storage – cool, dry place.
- Prescription – recommended before use.
- Key benefits – promotes nutrient absorption, increases blood and platelets, helps the immune system against fever and viral infection.
Answers to Common Questions
Question 1. Can this syrup replace medical treatment for dengue?
Answer. No, not even close. This works as support alongside proper medical care, never as a stand-in for it. Dengue needs a doctor watching over it, start to finish.
Question 2. Is this syrup safe for children with low platelet counts?
Answer. Often used for this purpose, but a doctor should confirm the dose based on the child’s age and weight. Platelet drops in children need close medical monitoring regardless of any supportive syrup.
