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Indian-made medicines are sold under brand names you won’t find at a US, UK or Australian pharmacy. This directory matches every brand we stock to its active ingredient, the original brand it copies, the strengths available and the safety points worth knowing. Updated October 2026.
The short answer
Same ingredient means the same drug, but not the same regulatory approval. A product made for the Indian market is a different product from the FDA-, MHRA- or TGA-approved original, even when the molecule and strength match. Our brand vs generic guide explains what that does and doesn’t change.
| If the pack says | It contains | Same ingredient as |
|---|---|---|
| Cenforce, Fildena, Kamagra, Caverta, Penegra | Sildenafil | Viagra |
| Vidalista, Tadaflo, Tazzle, Megalis, Efil | Tadalafil | Cialis |
| Vilitra, Valif | Vardenafil | Levitra |
| Duratia, Duralast | Dapoxetine | Priligy |
| Iverheal, Ivanorm, Iverjohn, Covilife | Ivermectin | Stromectol |
| Mebex, Lupimeb | Mebendazole | Vermox, Emverm |
| Ipca HCQ, Hydronorm | Hydroxychloroquine | Plaquenil |
| Eltroxin | Levothyroxine | Synthroid |
| Olmecip | Olmesartan | Benicar |
| Valcivir | Valacyclovir | Valtrex |
| Fluvir, Antiflu | Oseltamivir | Tamiflu |
| Azipro, Azicip | Azithromycin | Zithromax (Z-Pak) |
| Predmet, Medrol | Methylprednisolone | Medrol |
| Rybelsus | Semaglutide (oral) | Rybelsus |
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Men’s health
Almost every erectile dysfunction brand in our catalogue contains one of three PDE5 inhibitors: sildenafil, tadalafil or vardenafil. The brand name tells you who made it; the ingredient and strength tell you what it does. Strengths above the approved maximum are flagged so you can check them with your prescriber. New to this? Start with Viagra vs sildenafil vs Cialis.
| Brand at MyRxBox | Active ingredient | Reference brand | Strengths & forms we list | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cenforce | Sildenafil citrate | Viagra | 25 mg50 mg100 mg120 mg150 mg200 mg | Approved ED dosing is 25–100 mg, no more than once a day.120, 150 and 200 mg are above the approved maximum. |
| Fildena, Fildena XXX | Sildenafil citrate | Viagra | 25 mg50 mg100 mg120 mg150 mgXXX | Same ingredient as Cenforce and Kamagra; colour and coating differ by maker.120 and 150 mg are above the approved maximum. |
| Fildena CT, Fildena Super Active, Fildena Professional, Cenforce Professional | Sildenafil citrate | Viagra (tablet only) | ChewableSoft-gel capsuleSublingualSublingual | Same drug in a different delivery form. Faster-onset claims come from manufacturers, not regulator review. |
| Caverta, Penegra | Sildenafil citrate | Viagra | Caverta 25 mgCaverta 50 mgCaverta 100 mgPenegra 50 mgPenegra 100 mg | Strengths match the original Viagra range. Compare doses in 25 vs 50 vs 100 mg. |
| Kamagra, Kamagra Oral Jelly | Sildenafil citrate | Viagra | 50 mg100 mgOral jelly | Kamagra is not licensed in the US, UK or Australia. Check your country’s import rules first. |
| Assurans | Sildenafil citrate | Revatio | 20 mg | 20 mg is the pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) strength, usually taken three times a day under specialist care. |
| Cenforce D, Super Kamagra, P-Force | Sildenafil + dapoxetine | No approved equivalent | Cenforce DSuper KamagraP-Force Extra Super | This fixed combination is not approved in the US, UK or Australia. Read what works for premature ejaculation. |
| Cenforce FM | Sildenafil citrate | None | Tablets | Marketed for women, but sildenafil has no approved indication for female sexual dysfunction. |
| Vidalista, Vidalista Black, Vidalista CT, Vidalista Professional | Tadalafil | Cialis | 2.5 mg5 mg10 mg20 mg40 mg60 mgBlack 80 mgCT chewableProfessional | Approved: 10–20 mg as needed, or 2.5–5 mg once daily.40, 60 and 80 mg are above the 20 mg approved maximum. |
| Tadaflo, Tazzle | Tadalafil | Cialis | Tadaflo 5 mgTadaflo 10 mgTadaflo 20 mgTazzle 5 mgTazzle 10 mgTazzle 20 mg | All strengths sit inside the approved range. 5 mg daily is also approved for enlarged-prostate (BPH) symptoms. |
| Tadact, Megalis, Efil | Tadalafil | Cialis | Tadact 10 mgTadact 20 mgMegalis 10 mgMegalis 20 mgEfil 2.5 mgEfil 5 mgEfil 10 mg | Never combine tadalafil with nitrates (such as GTN spray) or riociguat. |
| Modula, Tadora, Cialis | Tadalafil | Cialis | Modula 5 mgTadora 20 mgCialis 10 mgCialis 20 mg | Tadalafil lasts up to 36 hours, which is why it’s often called the weekend pill. |
| Vilitra, Valif | Vardenafil | Levitra, Staxyn | Vilitra 10 mgVilitra 20 mgVilitra 40 mgVilitra 60 mgValif 20 mg | Approved maximum is 20 mg once a day.40 and 60 mg are above the approved maximum. |
| Duratia, Duralast | Dapoxetine | Priligy | Duratia 30 mgDuratia 60 mgDuratia 90 mgDuralast 30 mg | Licensed in the UK and EU at 30 and 60 mg for premature ejaculation; not FDA-approved.90 mg is above licensed doses. |
| Climax Spray | Lidocaine | Topical delay sprays | Spray | Local anaesthetic spray. Wipe off before intercourse to avoid numbing your partner. |
| Dutas, Duprost | Dutasteride | Avodart | Dutas 0.5 mgDuprost 0.5 mg | Treats enlarged prostate. People who are or may become pregnant should not handle broken capsules. See prostate health after 45. |
| Mirago | Mirabegron | Myrbetriq, Betmiga | 50 mg | Overactive bladder. Blood pressure should be checked during treatment. |
Parasites & worms
Ivermectin brands are the most-searched names on our site, and they differ mainly in tablet size. Approved dosing is weight-based, so the tablet strength matters less than the total dose your prescriber works out. Our ivermectin dosage chart by weight and brand comparison go deeper.
| Brand at MyRxBox | Active ingredient | Reference brand | Strengths & forms we list | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ivanorm | Ivermectin | Stromectol | 3 mg6 mg12 mg | Stromectol is a 3 mg tablet, dosed at about 150–200 µg/kg. Approved for strongyloidiasis and river blindness. |
| Iverheal, Iverheal 3 | Ivermectin | Stromectol | 3 mg6 mg12 mg | Take on an empty stomach with water. Treatment for strongyloidiasis and scabies differs. |
| Iverjohn, John Lee, Ivercen | Ivermectin | Stromectol | Iverjohn 3 mgIverjohn 6 mgIverjohn 12 mgIvercen 12 mg | Same active ingredient as Ivanorm and Iverheal. Compare per-tablet cost on the ivermectin price page. |
| Covilife, Ivrea, Ivrea 1 | Ivermectin | Stromectol | 12 mg20 mg24 mg40 mg | High single-tablet strengths. Approved dosing is weight-based; confirm the total dose against your weight with your prescriber. See Covilife 40 mg explained. |
| Covilife Cream | Ivermectin 1% cream | Soolantra | Covilife creamGeneric cream | Approved for the bumps and pimples of rosacea. Read ivermectin cream for rosacea and Soolantra vs generic. |
| Ivermectin lotion | Ivermectin 1% lotion | Sklice (0.5%) | 1% lotion | Head lice. Note the strength differs from the 0.5% US product; see the head-lice guide. |
| Mebex, Lupimeb, Mebentel | Mebendazole | Vermox, Emverm | Mebex 100 mgLupimeb 100 mgMebentel 500 mg | Pinworm is usually one 100 mg dose, repeated after 2 weeks, with the whole household treated. See why pinworms come back. |
| Covilife MBD | Ivermectin + mebendazole | No approved equivalent | MBD 275 | Fixed combination not approved in the US, UK or Australia. |
| Wormentel, Zentel | Albendazole | Albenza | Zentel 400 mg | Take with a fatty meal for tissue infections. Avoid in pregnancy. |
| Biltree | Praziquantel | Biltricide | 600 mg | Schistosomiasis and liver flukes. Doses are split across one day. |
| Niclosig | Niclosamide | Niclocide (discontinued in US) | 500 mg | Tapeworm. Tablets are chewed thoroughly before swallowing. |
| Nizonide, Netazox | Nitazoxanide | Alinia | Nizonide 500 mgNetazox 500 mg | Diarrhoea caused by Giardia or Cryptosporidium. Full guide: nitazoxanide tablets. |
| Panacure, generic fenbendazole | Fenbendazole | Panacur (veterinary) | 150 mgPanacure 150 mg222 mg444 mg500 mg1000 mg | A veterinary dewormer, not approved for human use anywhere. Evidence for other uses is limited to lab and animal studies. Mebendazole is the human-approved relative. |
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Malaria & autoimmune
Hydroxychloroquine treats malaria and is a long-term medicine for lupus and rheumatoid arthritis. Artesunate is a frontline malaria drug, but only as part of a combination. Our HCQ 200 mg vs 400 mg guide covers dosing and eye monitoring.
| Brand at MyRxBox | Active ingredient | Reference brand | Strengths & forms we list | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ipca HCQ, Hydronorm | Hydroxychloroquine sulfate | Plaquenil | 200 mgSulfate 200 mg400 mgHydronorm 200 | Approved for malaria, lupus and rheumatoid arthritis. Long-term use needs regular retinal (eye) checks. |
| Larinate, Mononate SP, Mononate DS, Norsunate, Ridsunate, Radinate | Artesunate | No US/UK oral brand | 50 mg100 mg200 mgLarinate 200Mononate SPMononate DS | WHO recommends artesunate only within an artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACT), never on its own. |
| Falcigo | Artesunate (injection) | Artesunate for Injection | 60 mg120 mg | Severe malaria. For hospital or clinician-administered use only. |
| HealthVit | Artemisinin | Supplement | 100 mg500 mg | Sold as a herbal supplement. Not a substitute for malaria treatment. |
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Infections
Antibiotics only work against the right bacteria, so the diagnosis comes first. Taking the wrong drug, or stopping early, drives resistance. Each row lists the reference brand your doctor may have written on the prescription.
| Brand at MyRxBox | Active ingredient | Reference brand | Strengths & forms we list | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Azipro 250, Azipro 500, Azicip 250, Azicip 500 | Azithromycin | Zithromax (Z-Pak) | Azipro 250 mgAzipro 500 mgAzicip 250 mgAzicip 500 mg | A Z-Pak is 500 mg on day one, then 250 mg for four days. |
| Cipmox | Amoxicillin | Amoxil | 250 mg500 mg | Avoid if you have a penicillin allergy. |
| Augmentin | Amoxicillin + clavulanate | Augmentin | 375 mg625 mg Duo1000 mg Duo | Take at the start of a meal to reduce stomach upset. Penicillin allergy applies. |
| Levoflox, Levoquin, LQuin | Levofloxacin | Levaquin | Levoflox 250Levoflox 500Levoflox 750Levoquin 250Levoquin 500LQuin 250LQuin 500LQuin 750 | Fluoroquinolones carry a boxed warning for tendon rupture and nerve damage. See the levofloxacin guide. |
| Floxip | Ciprofloxacin | Cipro | 500 mg | Same fluoroquinolone boxed warning as levofloxacin. |
| Claribid 250, Claribid 500 | Clarithromycin | Biaxin | 250 mg500 mg | Interacts with statins and many heart medicines. |
| Cefix | Cefixime | Suprax | 200 mg | Third-generation cephalosporin. |
| DOXT-SL, Doxenorm-LBX | Doxycycline | Vibramycin | DOXT-SL 100 mgDoxenorm-LBX 100 mg | Take upright with a full glass of water. LBX versions add a lactic-acid probiotic. Doxycycline range. |
| Staphonex | Flucloxacillin | Floxapen (UK) | 500 mg | Skin infections. Take on an empty stomach. |
| Bactrim DS | Sulfamethoxazole + trimethoprim | Bactrim DS | DS tablets | Avoid with sulfa allergy. Drink plenty of fluids. |
| T-Bact | Mupirocin 2% | Bactroban | Ointment | Topical, for impetigo and infected cuts. |
| Fluka, Zocon DT | Fluconazole | Diflucan | Fluka 150 mgZocon DT 100 mg | Antifungal. A single 150 mg dose is the usual thrush treatment. |
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Viral infections
Antivirals work best when started early, usually within 48 to 72 hours of symptoms. Several have important interactions, so share your full medicine list with your prescriber.
| Brand at MyRxBox | Active ingredient | Reference brand | Strengths & forms we list | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Valcivir | Valacyclovir | Valtrex | 500 mg1000 mg | Cold sores, genital herpes and shingles. Related to acyclovir. |
| Famcimac | Famciclovir | Famvir | 500 mg | Herpes and shingles; fewer daily doses than acyclovir. |
| Fluvir, Antiflu | Oseltamivir | Tamiflu | Fluvir 75 mgAntiflu 75 mg | Start within 48 hours of flu symptoms. Does Tamiflu need a prescription? |
| Movfor, Cipmolnu | Molnupiravir | Lagevrio | Movfor 200 mgCipmolnu 200 mg | Not for use in pregnancy. US availability is under Emergency Use Authorization. |
| Primovir | Nirmatrelvir + ritonavir | Paxlovid | Combipack | Ritonavir interacts with many common medicines, including some statins and heart drugs. A medication review is essential. |
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Long-term conditions
For long-term medicines, consistency matters as much as price. Switching brands of levothyroxine or a blood-pressure tablet is usually fine, but recheck your levels after a switch. Condition guides: thyroid, blood pressure and diabetes.
| Brand at MyRxBox | Active ingredient | Reference brand | Strengths & forms we list | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eltroxin | Levothyroxine sodium | Synthroid, Levoxyl | 25 mcg50 mcg75 mcg88 mcg100 mcg125 mcg | Take on an empty stomach, 30–60 minutes before breakfast. Recheck TSH 6–8 weeks after any brand change. See dosing and monitoring. |
| Olmecip, Omlecip | Olmesartan medoxomil | Benicar | 20 mg40 mg | Not for use in pregnancy. |
| Olmecip AM | Olmesartan + amlodipine | Azor | Tablets | Two-in-one blood pressure tablet. |
| Olmecip H, Olmecip H 40 | Olmesartan + hydrochlorothiazide | Benicar HCT | Olmecip HOlmecip H 40 | Contains a diuretic; take in the morning. |
| Olmecip Trio | Olmesartan + amlodipine + HCTZ | Tribenzor | Tablets | Three-drug combination for resistant hypertension. |
| Betaloc | Metoprolol tartrate | Lopressor | 50 mg | Don’t stop suddenly; taper with your doctor. |
| Aldactone | Spironolactone | Aldactone | 25 mg50 mg100 mg | Potassium levels need regular blood tests. |
| Opsutan | Macitentan | Opsumit | 10 mg | Pulmonary arterial hypertension. Causes birth defects; pregnancy prevention is required. |
| Rybelsus | Semaglutide (oral) | Rybelsus | 3 mg7 mg14 mg | Approved for type 2 diabetes. Take with up to 120 ml of water, 30 minutes before food. 3 mg is a starter dose. Compare in 3 vs 7 vs 14 mg. |
| Glez | Glipizide | Glucotrol | 2.5 mg | Can cause low blood sugar; don’t skip meals. |
| Slim Trim | Orlistat | Alli (60 mg), Xenical (120 mg) | 60 mg120 mg | Works only with a lower-fat diet; take a multivitamin at bedtime. |
| Balila | Diazoxide | Proglycem | 25 mg | Treats low blood sugar caused by excess insulin. |
| Febutec, Febucip | Febuxostat | Uloric | Febutec 40 mgFebucip 80 mg | US label has a boxed warning for cardiovascular death; allopurinol is usually tried first. |
Breathing & allergy
Inhaler strengths are written as micrograms per puff, and combination inhalers list both drugs. Technique matters as much as the medicine; our asthma inhalers guide shows how to use each device.
| Brand at MyRxBox | Active ingredient | Reference brand | Strengths & forms we list | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Symbicort Turbuhaler | Budesonide + formoterol | Symbicort | 80/4.5160/4.5320/9 | Dry-powder Turbuhaler; the US sells Symbicort as a pressurised inhaler. |
| Budecort | Budesonide | Pulmicort | 100 mcg inhaler200 mcg inhaler0.5 mg respules1 mg respules | Preventer steroid. Rinse your mouth after each use to avoid thrush. |
| Asthalin | Salbutamol (albuterol) | Ventolin nebules | Nebuliser solution | Reliever. Needing it more than twice a week means asthma isn’t controlled. |
| Montair, Montair FX | Montelukast (FX adds fexofenadine) | Singulair | 10 mgFX | FDA boxed warning for mood and behaviour changes. |
| Allegra, Allegra M | Fexofenadine | Allegra | 120 mg180 mgAllegra M | Non-drowsy antihistamine. Avoid taking with fruit juice. |
| Rupanex, Rupanex-M | Rupatadine | Rupafin (EU) | 10 mgRupanex-M | Antihistamine licensed in Europe, not in the US. |
Inflammation
Methylprednisolone, prednisolone and dexamethasone are related but not interchangeable milligram for milligram. Courses longer than about three weeks need a taper. See a worked Medrol dose pack example.
| Brand at MyRxBox | Active ingredient | Reference brand | Strengths & forms we list | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Medrol, Predmet | Methylprednisolone | Medrol | Medrol 4Medrol 8Medrol 16Predmet 4Predmet 8Predmet 16 | 4 mg methylprednisolone is roughly equal to 5 mg prednisolone. |
| Omnacortil | Prednisolone | Millipred, Orapred | 2.5 mg5 mg10 mg20 mg40 mg | Take in the morning with food. |
| Decmax, Biodexone | Dexamethasone | Decadron | Decmax 4 mgDecmax 8 mgBiodexone 4 mg | Around 6–7 times stronger than prednisolone per milligram. |
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Skin & eyes
Indian tretinoin brands come in the same strengths as Retin-A, from gentle 0.025% cream to 0.1% microsphere gel. Our skin care hub and tazarotene vs tretinoin comparison help you pick a starting strength.
| Brand at MyRxBox | Active ingredient | Reference brand | Strengths & forms we list | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Retino-A 0.025%, Retino-A 0.05% | Tretinoin cream | Retin-A | 0.025%0.05% | Avoid in pregnancy. Use sunscreen daily. |
| Retino-A Micro 0.04%, Retino-A Micro 0.1%, Retino AC, A-Ret | Tretinoin (microsphere / gel) | Retin-A Micro | Micro 0.04%Micro 0.1%ACA-Ret 0.1% gel | Microsphere versions are usually less irritating. Getting a tretinoin prescription. |
| Imiquad | Imiquimod 5% | Aldara | 5% cream | Genital warts and some superficial skin cancers, under medical supervision. |
| Careprost, Bimat, Lumigan | Bimatoprost | Lumigan (glaucoma), Latisse (lashes) | CareprostBimatLumigan | Can permanently darken iris colour. For lashes, apply to the upper lid margin only. |
Specialist care
These medicines need a specialist’s prescription and monitoring. Oncology drugs in particular should only be used as part of a plan agreed with your oncologist, with regular blood tests.
| Brand at MyRxBox | Active ingredient | Reference brand | Strengths & forms we list | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tamodex | Tamoxifen | Nolvadex, Soltamox | 20 mg | Hormone-receptor-positive breast cancer. Raises clot risk. |
| Xbira | Abiraterone | Zytiga | 250 mg | Prostate cancer; taken with a steroid and on an empty stomach. |
| Erlocip | Erlotinib | Tarceva | 100 mg150 mg | EGFR-mutation lung cancer. Avoid smoking and grapefruit. |
| Belustine | Lomustine | Gleostine | 40 mg | Usually a single dose every 6 weeks. Dosing errors can be fatal. |
| Pirfenex 200, Pirfenex 400 | Pirfenidone | Esbriet | 200 mg400 mg | Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. Avoid strong sunlight; liver tests are needed. |
| Nervigesic | Pregabalin | Lyrica | 300 mg | A controlled medicine (Schedule V in the US, Class C in the UK). Never combine with opioids or alcohol. |
| Fluvoxin | Fluvoxamine | Luvox, Faverin | 50 mg | SSRI for OCD and depression. Strong interaction with caffeine and some medicines. |
| LDN | Naltrexone (low dose) | Revia (50 mg) | 1.5 mg3 mg4.5 mg | Low doses are off-label. Never take with opioid painkillers. |
| Naprosyn 250, Naprosyn 500 | Naproxen | Naprosyn | 250 mg500 mg | NSAID; take with food. Not for people with stomach ulcers or kidney disease. |
| Emeset | Ondansetron | Zofran | 4 mg8 mg | Is Zofran prescription-only? |
| Laretol | Calcitriol | Rocaltrol | 0.25 mcg | Active vitamin D; calcium levels need monitoring. |
Also in stock
These products don’t have a prescription reference brand, so they sit outside the directory tables. Herbal and supplement products are not reviewed by drug regulators for effectiveness.
Most names follow the same pattern. Once you know it, you can decode packs we haven’t listed. The medicine name decoder covers more examples.
Cenforce, Fildena and Kamagra are all sildenafil from different manufacturers. The ingredient is printed in smaller type under the brand; check it against our A–Z ingredient list.
Vidalista 20 means 20 mg of tadalafil per tablet. Compare it with the approved range before you order; prescription strength explained shows how.
CT means chewable, Professional means sublingual, Super Active means soft-gel. D, Super and Extra Super usually mean dapoxetine has been added, and H or AM on a blood pressure tablet means a second drug.
Most brands in this directory are manufactured for markets outside the US, UK and Australia. A matching ingredient and strength does not make a product FDA-, MHRA- or TGA-approved, and each country treats personal imports differently. Prescription-only medicines need a valid prescription, which you can upload at checkout.
Read the rules for your country before ordering: USA, UK and Australia. Our prescription vs non-prescription guide explains which medicines need one.
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Cenforce contains sildenafil citrate, the same active ingredient as Viagra. It is made by a different manufacturer for markets outside the US, UK and Australia, so it is not the approved Viagra product in those countries. Cenforce 120, 150 and 200 mg are above the 100 mg maximum approved dose. See all Cenforce strengths.
Vidalista contains tadalafil, the active ingredient in Cialis. Vidalista 2.5, 5, 10 and 20 mg match approved Cialis strengths. Vidalista 40, 60 and Black 80 mg are above the 20 mg approved maximum. Compare options in Viagra vs sildenafil vs Cialis.
All four are ivermectin tablets. The reference product is Stromectol, a 3 mg tablet approved for strongyloidiasis and onchocerciasis. Dosing is based on body weight, so the tablet size matters less than the total dose your prescriber calculates. See the ivermectin brand comparison.
They describe the form, not a different drug. CT is a chewable tablet, Professional is a sublingual tablet that dissolves under the tongue, Super Active is a soft-gel capsule and Oral Jelly is a flavoured gel sachet. D, Super and Extra Super usually mean dapoxetine has been added. The medicine name decoder lists more suffixes.
No. Both belong to the benzimidazole family, but mebendazole is approved for human worm infections, while fenbendazole is a veterinary dewormer that is not approved for human use in any country. Read mebendazole vs ivermectin vs albendazole.
Generic manufacturers don’t repeat the original research and marketing costs, and prices in the countries where they’re made are lower. Price differences don’t tell you about quality, so check the ingredient, strength, batch and expiry when your order arrives. Compare prices on the medicine price index.
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This directory is general information to help you identify medicines. It is not medical advice and does not replace your doctor or pharmacist. Doses, interactions and suitability depend on your health; always follow your prescriber’s instructions. Reference brand names are trademarks of their owners and are used only to identify the active ingredient. Last updated October 2026.