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INDICATIONS:Trichomonas vaginitis monilial vaginitis non-specific and mixed vaginitis.DOSAGE AND DIRECTIONS FOR USE:Two tablets daily inserted high in the vagina before retiring for two or more menstrual cycles. The tablets should be moistened with water before insertion into the vagina. Warm acid douches may be taken as prescribed by the physician or when necessary or desired for hygienic purposes.An applicator is provided to assist correct placement. The importance of personal hygiene is in no way diminished during Floraquin therapy and the presence of vaginal discharge indicates that a sanitary pad should be worn.

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