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Team Pharmaceuticals Ltd Product List in Bangladesh

Team Pharmaceuticals Ltd is a Bangladeshi generic-medicine manufacturer, and the grid above is what Arogga stocks from it. The grid is built from live registration and stock data rather than a document, so it stays up to date when a strength or pack changes.

The range is general practice rather than specialist. Skin creams and ointments run deepest, followed by acid and stomach medicines, then antihistamines for allergies. Around those sit antifungals, breathing medicines, vitamins and a handful of one-off molecules. Each section below names the brands inside it.

Team, টিম and the “tem” Names

The company name is short and easy to mishear. Teem, Tim and Tem all turn up as spellings of the first word, and Tim Farma writes both halves phonetically at once. In Bangla it is টিম ফার্মাসিউটিক্যালস, which uses the same short vowel as the Latin tim. All of these reach the same manufacturer.

A more useful pattern appears in the product names themselves. Team signs a large part of its range with the syllable tem — Desotem, Esotem, Ometem, Rabetem at the end, and Temvit, Temcal, Temtac, Tembrox at the start. A name carrying that syllable is usually a Team product, which is a faster check than reading the manufacturer line.

The Team Pharma Product List

What a manufacturer’s name is usually asked for is the list itself — which medicines it makes, under which brand names. The grid above is that list, and each name below links to its own product page, where the generic name, the strength and the indication sit together.

There is no downloadable file. A PDF is a snapshot of one afternoon and then drifts, while the grid carries current price, pack, and stock on every entry. A listing that goes out of stock or out of registration leaves the grid rather than staying on a document nobody re-reads.

Skin Creams and Ointments

This is the busiest part of the range on product pages, and it splits three ways: antifungals, steroids, and one topical antibiotic. Telling them apart matters, because a rash treated with the wrong one of the three gets worse rather than better.

The Antifungal Creams

Two creams treat fungal skin infections and nothing else, and both sit under Antifungal:

Both are applied thinly to clean, dry skin and spread a little beyond the visible edge, because the fungus reaches further than the rash does. The course runs on after the itching stops; stopping when the skin looks clear is the common route back to the same patch weeks later.

Eco Plus and the Steroid Creams

Eco Plus Cream 1%+0.1% is the most looked-at product in the range, and the question behind most of those visits is what it is actually for. It is a combination: econazole, an antifungal, with triamcinolone acetonide, a topical steroid.

That pairing treats a fungal infection while calming the inflammation around it, which is why it feels more effective than a plain antifungal in the first days. The steroid is also why it is prescribed for a defined period rather than kept in a drawer for the next itch.

Two further steroids are single-ingredient rather than combinations. Clozema Cream 0.05% is clobetasol, among the strongest available, and Flupro is fluticasone. Neither treats infection, and both belong to the Dermatological Preparations group.

Dermasoft

Dermasoft Ointment 2% is mupirocin, a topical antibiotic for bacterial skin infection. That is a different problem from a fungal one and from an inflamed one, and using it on ringworm achieves nothing. A bacterial and a fungal rash are hard to tell apart by eye, which is the argument for a diagnosis before a tube.

Acid, Reflux and the Stomach

The stomach range is the widest in the catalogue by molecule count, and it covers three different mechanisms. All of it sits under the Gastrointestinal System.

The Proton Pump Inhibitors

These reduce how much acid the stomach makes, which is why they are taken before a meal and why they need a few days to reach full effect:

The shelf that gathers these across manufacturers is PPI, which is the place to compare brands when a prescription names the generic rather than one of these.

Gaviplus and Temtac

Gaviplus Suspension 500mg+267mg+160mg/10ml works the opposite way round. It is an alginate antacid: it neutralises acid already present and forms a raft on top of the stomach contents, so it acts within minutes and wears off. That immediacy is what people usually mean when they compare an antacid with a capsule.

Temtac Tablet 20mg is famotidine, which sits between the two: slower than an antacid, gentler than a proton pump inhibitor, and often used at night. Both appear under Dyspepsia.

Apidone

Apidone 10 Tablet 10mg is domperidone, which touches acid not at all. It is a prokinetic, prescribed where the complaint is fullness, bloating or nausea because the stomach empties too slowly, and it is often paired with one of the capsules above.

Allergy and Antihistamines

The allergy shelf covers both generations, and the practical difference between them is drowsiness. All of it sits under Allergic Disorders.

Desotem, Rafex and Bilasi

Three molecules sit in the newer generation, grouped as Non-Sedating Antihistamines:

Non-sedating describes a tendency rather than a guarantee, and how a first dose lands is worth noticing before driving on it. Bilastine in particular is taken away from food, which changes how much of it is absorbed.

Adtrizin

Adtrizin Tablet 10mg is cetirizine, filed with the sedating antihistamines. Cetirizine sits between the generations: much less sedating than the drugs it replaced, noticeably more so than fexofenadine. Taking it at night is the usual way around that.

Oral Antifungals

Trec 100 Capsule 100mg is itraconazole, taken by mouth for infections a cream cannot reach — nails, scalp, and skin that has failed a topical course. It interacts with a long list of common medicines, and it needs liver-function attention over a long course, so it is not a self-prescription.

Breathing and Cough

A small respiratory group covers prevention rather than rescue, under Respiratory System.

Ridair

Ridair 1 is ketotifen, a preventer taken regularly rather than during an attack. It takes weeks to show its effect, which is the part people give up before reaching. An inhaler is what handles an attack; this is not that.

Doxobron and Tembrox

Doxobron 200 Tablet 200mg is doxophylline, a bronchodilator taken by mouth. Tembrox is ambroxol, a mucolytic that thins sputum so a cough clears it more easily — which means it makes a productive cough more productive rather than quieter.

Vitamins, Calcium and Zinc

Corasis-D is calcium carbonate with vitamin D3, the standard pairing, because calcium is poorly absorbed without the vitamin. Temvit-N Tablet combines vitamins B1, B6 and B12, a trio commonly prescribed where a doctor suspects a B-vitamin shortfall behind nerve or muscle symptoms.

Neither is a painkiller, and neither does anything for a deficiency that is not there. The shelf is Vitamin, Mineral & Nutritional Deficiency.

The Rest of the Range

Three molecules sit on their own, each the only one of its kind here:

  • Telide — azithromycin, an antibiotic, as a powder made up into a suspension.
  • Diafit 500 — metformin, the first-line medicine in type 2 diabetes.
  • Relmas 10 Tablet 10mg — baclofen, a centrally acting muscle relaxant.

An antibiotic suspension is made up with water at the pharmacy or at home and then has a short life in the fridge, which is why the course is finished rather than saved. Baclofen should not be stopped abruptly after a long course.

Reading a Listing Before You Order

Brand names say nothing about what is inside. Similar-sounding names can be entirely different molecules, and one molecule appears under a dozen brand names across manufacturers. The generic name on the product page is what to check against a prescription.

Strength matters as much. A 30 and a 60 of the same capsule are prescribed for different situations rather than being a small and a large version of one thing. Match the strength the prescription names rather than the nearest number to it.

Most of this catalogue is prescription-only. Where the law requires a prescription, Arogga collects one, and a pharmacist checks the order before it leaves. New symptoms, severe ones, or a course that should have worked and has not, are all reasons to see a doctor rather than to try another brand.

Where Team Pharmaceuticals Sits on Arogga

This page gathers the manufacturer in one place; the shelves gather the molecule across manufacturers. If a prescription names a Team brand, the grid above is the fastest route to it.

Where a prescription names a generic instead — omeprazole, clotrimazole, cetirizine — the category shelf shows every registered brand side by side, which is where a price comparison becomes possible. The grid above moves and this page does not, which is why the listing is the record.

About Team Pharmaceuticals Ltd

Team Pharmaceuticals Limited is a Bangladeshi generic-medicine manufacturer, built around a decade of operation and describing itself as making affordable generics under rigorous quality systems. Its facility runs to cGMP-compliant processes and carries ISO certification for quality management.

The company exports as well as supplying at home, with markets across Asia and Africa including Afghanistan, Myanmar, Cambodia and Somalia. It has distributed in Afghanistan since 2019, with a portfolio of generics registered there. That export footprint is unusual for a manufacturer of this size in Bangladesh.

The range reflects general outpatient prescribing rather than a specialism. Topical creams for skin infection and inflammation lead it, followed by acid and motility medicines, antihistamines, and antifungals in both routes. A small respiratory group, vitamins and minerals, and single entries in diabetes, antibiotics, and muscle relaxants fill in around them.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What kind of medicines does Team Pharmaceuticals make?

General-practice generics: skin creams and ointments, acid and stomach medicines, antihistamines for allergy, antifungals in cream and capsule form, a small breathing range, vitamins and minerals, plus single entries in diabetes and antibiotics. The grid above shows what Arogga stocks right now.

2. Is there a Team Pharmaceuticals product list PDF to download?

Not on Arogga. The grid above does the same job and stays current, which a downloaded file cannot. Every entry shows what it costs, in what pack, and whether it is available — three things a document cannot keep true.

3. Why do so many Team products have “tem” in the name?

It is the company signing its range. Desotem, Esotem, Ometem and Rabetem carry it at the end; Temvit, Temcal, Temtac and Tembrox carry it at the start. Spotting that syllable is a quick way to recognise a Team product without reading the manufacturer line.

4. What is Eco Plus Cream used for?

It combines an antifungal, econazole, with a topical steroid, triamcinolone acetonide. It is prescribed for a fungal skin infection that is also inflamed, so it treats the infection and settles the irritation together. Because of the steroid, it is used for a defined period rather than kept for general itching.

5. Sertazol, Nilfun or Eco Plus — which cream?

Whichever the prescription names. Sertazol and Nilfun are plain antifungals on different molecules; Eco Plus adds a steroid. The steroid is the reason the three are not interchangeable, and a rash that is bacterial rather than fungal needs none of them.

6. Are these prescription-only?

For most of them, yes. The vitamin and mineral products are the exception. Arogga collects a prescription where the law requires one, and a pharmacist checks the order before dispatch.

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