Draft:Haliborange

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Haliborange is, or used to be until at least 2015, a specialty consisting of cod liver oil, halibut liver oil and orange juice concentrate. It was sold in pharmacies and made by Seven Seas.

"We're building up our resistance with the new Haliborange tablets", the Bulletin, Jan 7, 1957
"Pharmacare acquires kids' vitamin brand Haliborange from P&G", The Grocer, Sep 17, 2020

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