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AquaMEPHYTON

FDA Approved: 1961

Vaccine Type(s)

Ingredients

What you can expect

The product label reports reactions but does not provide frequency data.

  • Cyanosis — bluish skin or lips (low oxygen)
  • Diaphoresis — heavy sweating
  • Dizziness — feeling lightheaded or unsteady
  • Dysgeusia — altered or strange taste
  • Dyspnea — trouble breathing
  • Flushing — sudden redness or warmth (usually face)
  • Hypotension — low blood pressure
  • Tachycardia — fast heart rate

Source: FDA-approved package insert

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Knowing what’s common is just the start.

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