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RBL DIAGNOSTICS PRIVATE LIMITED SPECIAL DIWALI OFFER ON FULL BODY HEALTH CHECKUP

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ANEMIA

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GOUT

ARTHRITIS

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INFECTIONS

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Contact details:

Head office-RBL DIAGNOSTICS PVT LTD 1P Sector 19 near HUDA office behind court complex Kaithal-136027

Phone: +919518013337

Email: RBLDIAGNOSTICS@GMAIL.COM


Jind-

SCO No. 108 near civil hospital HUDA complex Jind-126102

Phone: +918307746460


Kurukshetra-

Near LNJP hospital, Kaithal road Kurukshetra- 136119

Phone: +918295953750


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