Use of Ferric citrate

 

Ferric citrate contains iron that binds the phosphates we take via our food. It also helps us absorb some phosphates. The substance is yellowish-brown to red in color. Ferric citrate is soluble in water. It has many uses, especially in the pharmaceutical industry. It is always a threat to the environment if it spreads. 

It helps to lower the amount of phosphorus (as mineral) in your body.

 

Adults who are on dialysis can greatly benefit from ferric citrate as it is used to helps to control phosphorus levels. If someone is suffering from chronic kidney disease, that person can benefit medication containing ferric citrate.

 

It can also benefit those adults who are suffering from anemia deficiency with chronic kidney disease but aren’t on dialysis.

 

You must keep this medicine out of reach of kids. Ferric citrate can be dangerous for a child if you overdose.

You can order ferric citrate from a leading chemical manufacturing firm WBCIL. It is available as powder & DC grade.

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