
Dexlan30 mg
Ibn-Sina Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
485 medicines and health products made by Ibn-Sina Pharmaceuticals Ltd., including Syrup, Tablet, Oral Solution, Cream. Sourced from the manufacturer and its authorised distributors, with prices in BDT and home delivery across Bangladesh.
This page collects the Ibn-Sina Pharmaceuticals products listed on MedEasy. Ibn-Sina Pharmaceuticals Ltd. is a pharmaceutical manufacturer, and each item below shows its own composition, pack size and price.
Its strongest presence here is in vitamins and minerals, gastric and digestive care and pain and fever relief, with smaller numbers in allergy relief and asthma and respiratory care. Outside the medicine range, Ibn-Sina Pharmaceuticals also appears in herbal and traditional medicine. Within those, the better-represented groups include antiulcerant, NSAIDs, vitamin B and folic acid and multivitamin and multimineral.
Products from Ibn-Sina Pharmaceuticals appear under diclofenac, esomeprazole, lansoprazole and dexlansoprazole, omeprazole and pantoprazole. Each of those categories lists every manufacturer's version of the same molecule side by side, which is the quickest way to compare strength, pack size and price.
Strength and dosage form vary within a single brand name here, so check both on the listing before ordering. Any prescription requirement is shown on the product page itself.
Only the ones MedEasy currently carries. Availability changes, so this page reflects present stock rather than the manufacturer's complete catalogue.
MedEasy lists Ibn-Sina Pharmaceuticals Ltd. and Ibn Sina Pharmaceuticals Ltd. as separate manufacturers. If a product is not on this page, it is worth checking the other listing before concluding it is unavailable.
That is set by the medicine itself, not by who makes it. The requirement is shown on each product page.
Open the molecule category — diclofenac and esomeprazole, for example — and every manufacturer's version appears side by side with its strength, pack size and price.
Often, where the generic name and strength match — but the decision belongs with the doctor or pharmacist treating you, not with the listing.