OSL Pharma Product List in Bangladesh

OSL Pharma Limited makes medicines in Bangladesh, and thirty-nine of them are stocked on Arogga. The range leans heavily towards eyes, ears and infusions, which is unusual for a manufacturer this size and is the fastest way to recognise the catalogue.

This page lists everything by therapeutic group. Arogga’s Eye Preparations shelf is where the largest single block of it sits.

OSL Pharma Product Range

Eight groups, taken from how Arogga files each medicine rather than from any company grouping.

• Eye preparations — drops for dry eye, infection and inflammation, the deepest group
• Nasal, ear and ENT — Norsol, Optison N, Opsocrom
• IV fluids and infusions — cholera saline, dextrose, DNS and Hartmann’s
• Antibiotics and anti-infectives — Flomox, Unibac, Xerox, Opsophenicol
• Corticosteroids — the Sonipred line and Delzac
• Central nervous system — Miragaba, Migrium, Closid
• Bone, minerals and allergy — Corcal, Zigrow, Fexonor
• Stomach, pain and respiratory — Xanra, Tiemis, Metro 400, Qcet, Doxostar

This page gives no doses, indications or advice on whether a medicine suits you. Most of the list is prescription-only and those are the prescriber’s decisions. What follows identifies each product and the group it belongs to.

OSL Eye Drops and Ophthalmic Preparations

Eyes are where this manufacturer is deepest, and the drops divide by what they are for rather than by strength.

• Eyefresh 0.3% Eye Drop Eye Drop 0.30% — filed under dry eyes
• Dewgel Liquigel Eye Drop 1% — a gel rather than a liquid drop
• Lubrex Eye Drop 0.2%+0.36%+1% — three ingredients, the most complex of the dry-eye drops
• Flomox Eye Drop Eye Drop 0.50% — the anti-bacterial drop
• Flomox-D Eye Drop Eye Drop 0.5%+0.1% — the same with a steroid added
• Gatidex Eye Drop 0.1%+0.3% — a combined steroid and antibiotic drop

Two more sit in this group: Opsophenicol Eye/Ear Drops 0.50%, which serves both, and Opsocrom 2% Eye Drop, filed under ENT despite being an eye drop. The Flomox pair are worth reading together — the D suffix is a steroid, not a different strength, and that is a meaningful clinical difference rather than a packaging one.

Compare across manufacturers on Arogga’s Dry Eyes shelf.

Nasal, Ear and ENT Preparations

Three more preparations serve the nose and ear.

• Norsol Drop 10ml Solution 0.90% — a saline nasal drop
• Norsol 3% Nebulizer Solution 4ml nebuliser_solution 3% — the same name in a nebuliser strength
• Optison N Drop Eye/Ear Drops 0.1%+0.5% — a combined aural steroid and antibiotic

Norsol carries the same brand name across two very different things — a 0.9% nasal drop and a 3% nebuliser solution. The concentration is more than three times apart and the route is not the same, so the strength in the name is the part that matters. See Arogga’s E.N.T Preparations shelf.

OSL IV Fluids and Infusions

Four infusion bags, all 1000ml, and all carrying (OSL) in their names to distinguish them from other manufacturers’ versions of the same standard fluids.

• CS 1000ml-Cholera Saline IV (OSL) Injection 1000ml — cholera saline
• DA 5% 1000ml (OSL) Injection 5% — 5% dextrose
• DNS(Dex5%) 1000ml (OSL) Injection 5%+0.9% — dextrose in normal saline
• HS (Hartmann’s) 1000ml (OSL) Infusion 100ml — Hartmann’s solution

These are hospital and clinic products rather than household ones, and they are the part of the catalogue that explains the company’s other name. Arogga’s IV Fluids shelf carries the equivalents from other manufacturers.

Antibiotics and Anti-Infectives

The anti-bacterial group runs to six, and half of them are drops rather than tablets — which is this manufacturer’s shape in miniature.

• Flomox 400 — the oral form of the Flomox name
• Unibac 400 — a third-generation cephalosporin
• Opsophenicol Eye/Ear Drops 0.50% — an anti-infective for eye and ear

Xerox 10ml and Xerox-D 5ml complete the group, again as a plain version and a D version. Note that Flomox covers an oral 400 tablet and two eye drops under one brand name, so a prescription naming Flomox alone does not say which form. Arogga’s Anti-Bacterial shelf holds the comparison set.

Corticosteroids and Central Nervous System

These two groups divide seven entries between them, and the Sonipred line draws more search than anything else on this brand.

• Sonipred 5 — the strength people search for by name
• Sonipred 10 — the higher strength
• Delzac 6 — a second glucocorticoid
• Miragaba 5 — a primary anti-epileptic
• Migrium 10 Tablet 10mg — filed under migraine prophylaxis

Sonipred also comes as a 5mg oral solution in 50ml, and Miragaba as a 2.5 alongside the 5. Closid 0.5 completes the CNS group. The Sonipred name therefore covers two tablet strengths and a liquid, which is worth checking against a prescription that names only the brand.

Bone, Minerals, Allergy and the Rest

The remaining products cover a group each, with no depth in any of them.

• Corcal D Tablet 500mg+200IU — calcium with vitamin D
• Fexonor 120 — a non-sedating antihistamine

Corcal DX at 600mg+400IU is the stronger version of the first, and Fexonor also comes as a 50ml liquid. Zigrow 20 and Zigrow B are mineral preparations, Xanra 30 and Tiemis 50 cover the stomach, Metro 400 (OSL) is an antiprotozoal, Qcet comes as both a syrup and a suspension in 60ml, and Doxostar 200 is a bronchodilator.

How to Find the Exact OSL Medicine

Several brand names here cover more than one product, and the suffix is what separates them. Flomox is a tablet and two eye drops. Norsol is a nasal drop and a nebuliser solution. Sonipred is two tablet strengths and an oral solution. Corcal, Xerox, Miragaba, Fexonor and Qcet each cover two entries.

A D or DX suffix is not a strength. On Flomox-D and Optison N it signals an added steroid; on Corcal DX it is a higher dose of both ingredients; on Xerox-D it distinguishes a 5ml from a 10ml. Reading the suffix as a size is the mistake this catalogue invites most.

The percentage figures on the drops are concentrations, and where two appear they are two ingredients rather than a range. Lubrex carries three. And (OSL) inside a name is the manufacturer distinguishing its version of a standard fluid from everyone else’s — it says nothing about the product itself.

Popular OSL Pharma Products

Ordered by how much search each name draws on its own.

Sonipred 5

The only OSL product with real search volume under its own name, Sonipred 5 is asked for without the word tablet.

Flomox Eye Drop 0.50%

Among the drops, Flomox Eye Drop Eye Drop 0.50% is the one dispensed most often.

Eyefresh 0.3% Eye Drop

On the dry-eye side, Eyefresh 0.3% Eye Drop Eye Drop 0.30% is the established name.

Corcal D Tablet 500mg+200IU

Of the bone and mineral products, Corcal D Tablet 500mg+200IU is the more familiar strength.

CS 1000ml-Cholera Saline IV (OSL)

Among the infusions, CS 1000ml-Cholera Saline IV (OSL) Injection 1000ml is the one most often ordered.

What Changes the Price

Format does more here than strength, because this catalogue spans more formats than most. An eye drop, a 1000ml infusion bag, a tablet, an oral solution and a nebuliser ampoule are priced on entirely different terms.

Within a format, strength and ingredient count follow. A combined steroid-and-antibiotic drop sits above a single-agent one, and Corcal DX above Corcal D. Where a brand name appears twice, the figure difference is usually the suffix rather than the pack.

Pack size appears in the infusion names and in almost none of the others, so for tablets the product page is the only place it is stated. Each listing carries what it costs today.

About OSL Pharma Limited

OSL Pharma Limited is a Bangladesh-based pharmaceutical company whose journey began in 1987 with IV fluid production using BFS/FFS technology. Formerly known as Opsonin Saline Limited, the company gradually expanded from saline products into a wider range of pharmaceuticals and medical supplies. Its portfolio includes IV preparations, infusion sets, ophthalmic products, disposable syringes, cannulas, insulin syringes, nasal sprays, and general formulations.

In 2023, the company adopted the name OSL Pharma Limited to reflect its broader operations and product range. Part of the Opsonin Group, OSL Pharma serves the healthcare market in Bangladesh through brands such as Aminosol, Aktivex, Exilok, Xanra, Xerox, Migrium, and Rashnil across several therapeutic categories.

Buy OSL Pharma Products Online in Bangladesh

Every medicine above can be ordered, with strength, format and the current figure on its own product page. Prescription medicines require a valid prescription at checkout.

For alternatives, Arogga’s Central Nervous System and Endocrine & Metabolic System sections sit alongside this one.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is on the OSL Pharma product list?

Thirty-nine medicines across eight therapeutic groups. Eye preparations are the deepest, followed by antibiotics and anti-infectives, four intravenous fluids, corticosteroids, central nervous system medicines, ENT preparations, and single entries for bone, minerals, allergy, stomach, pain and respiratory.

2. Is OSL Pharma the same as Opso Saline?

OSL Pharma Limited is part of the Opso Saline group, and people search for the product list under both names. Both reach this page. The intravenous fluids in the range are the clearest reminder of that shared history.

3. What is Sonipred 5?

Sonipred 5 is a glucocorticoid, filed under corticosteroids in the endocrine and metabolic system. It is the most searched OSL product name. The Sonipred name also covers a 10 strength and a 5mg oral solution in 50ml, so a prescription naming the brand alone needs the strength and form checked.

4. Which OSL products are eye drops?

Eight in total. Eyefresh, Dewgel Liquigel and Lubrex are filed under dry eyes; Flomox Eye Drop is anti-bacterial; Flomox-D and Gatidex add a steroid; Opsophenicol serves eye and ear; and Opsocrom 2% is an eye drop filed under ENT preparations.

5. What IV fluids does OSL Pharma supply?

Four, all in 1000ml: cholera saline, 5% dextrose, DNS which is dextrose in normal saline, and Hartmann’s solution. Each carries (OSL) in its name to mark it as this manufacturer’s version of a standard fluid.

6. What does the D suffix mean on OSL products?

It varies, which is why it is worth checking. On Flomox-D it marks an added steroid, on Corcal DX a higher dose of both ingredients, and on Xerox-D a different pack volume. It is not a strength indicator on its own.

7. Do OSL Pharma medicines need a prescription?

Most of this list does, including the antibiotics, the corticosteroids, the anti-epileptics and the intravenous fluids. Arogga asks for a valid prescription at checkout where one is required. Dose, duration and suitability are decisions for the prescribing doctor rather than for a listing.