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COOKIES

WHAT ABOUT COOKIES ?

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3. The cookies we use

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COOKIE NAME	COOKIE DESCRIPTION
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ALLOWTRACKING	Used for audience analytics
ALLOWYOUTUBE	Used to display YouTube videos
ALLOWFLICKER	Used to display Flickr images
ALLOWSLIDESHARE	Used to display Slideshare presentation
USERSETTINGS	Used for general cookie management

PERFORMANCE COOKIES

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VIDEOS COOKIES

COOKIE NAME	COOKIE DESCRIPTION
NID	Used to display YouTube videos
PREF	Used to display YouTube videos

SLIDESHARE COOKIES

COOKIE NAME	COOKIE DESCRIPTION
CP3	Used to display Slideshare presentation
UIDR	Used to display Slideshare presentation
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ANTISTAX® Active Leg tablets. Reg. no.:48/32.2/1076. Each tablet contains dry extract of red vine leaf AS 195 (4 - 6:1) 360 mg per tablet. For full prescribing information refer to the professional information approved by the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA).

ANTISTAX® Double Fresh Gel contains Red Vine Leaf Extract. Western herbal. This unregistered medicine has not been evaluated by the SAHPRA for its quality, safety or intended use.

HCR: Imperial Market Access Healthcare SA (Pty) Ltd, 10 Skeen Boulevard, Bedfordview, Gauteng, 2007. Reg. no.: 2006/029994/07.

General contact information: info.mahsa.sm@dpworld.com Tel: 012 621 4300. For any quality or safety related queries, please contact Imperial Quality at Quality.healthcare.sm@dpworld.com or Imperial Medical at pvimperiallogistics@dpworld.com.

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