Concord Pharmaceuticals Product List in Bangladesh

Concord Pharmaceuticals manufactures in Bangladesh. What Arogga carries sits in the grid above, and the range is general outpatient prescribing with an unusually large supplement side — zinc, calcium, B vitamins, vitamin D.

Brand names here say nothing about contents, so every one below is given with its generic. That is what a prescription is written against and what decides whether one product can stand in for another.

Concord Pharma, Concord Pharmaceuticals Ltd and কনকর্ড

It is registered as Concord Pharmaceuticals Ltd and also searched as Concord Pharmaceuticals Limited, Concord Pharma, and as bare Concord followed by whatever is being looked for.

In Bangla it is reached as কনকর্ড ফার্মাসিউটিক্যালস লিমিটেড. All of these land on this range.

The Concord Product List

Most people arriving here want the list, and some want it as a file. There is no download. A registration is added or withdrawn without notice, and a saved file keeps saying whatever it said on the day it was made; the grid above is built from live stock.

What a list cannot tell you is what a name contains. Norxit, Gavifast, Dapazin and Napier Plus announce nothing, and two of those are medicines worth understanding before taking.

Zinc

My Zinc tablet 20mg is zinc sulphate, and it is the most opened listing Concord has on Arogga by a wide margin. It sits under Mineral Preparations.

Where the evidence is strong

Zinc has one use with strong evidence behind it and several with weak evidence, and the difference is worth knowing. In childhood diarrhoea, a short zinc course alongside oral rehydration shortens the episode and reduces the chance of another, which is why it is standard practice.

Taken long-term at supplement doses, it competes with copper for absorption, so months of it without a reason is not a neutral act. Taken on an empty stomach it commonly causes nausea, which is why it goes with food.

A related product, Convit Z 200ml syrup 200ml, pairs zinc with B-complex in a syrup for children.

Allergy

Alatin 10 Tablet 10mg is cetirizine, the second-busiest listing here, under Allergic Disorders.

Between the generations

Cetirizine sits between the generations of antihistamine. It is far less sedating than the drugs it replaced and noticeably more so than fexofenadine, which is why it is shelved with the sedating group and why an evening dose is the usual way around it. It belongs to Allergy & Immune System.

Calcium, Vitamin D and Bone

• Ostocare DX tablet 600mg+400IU and Monocal D (10) Tablet 500mg+200IU — calcium with vitamin D3 at two strengths.
• Maxvit D 40000 Capsule 40000IU — high-dose vitamin D on its own.

Vitamin D is paired with calcium because it is what allows the gut to absorb calcium at all. Calcium taken without it does considerably less than the number on the box suggests. Both are shelved under Vitamin, Mineral & Nutritional Deficiency.

A 40,000 IU capsule is not a daily tablet

That strength is a weekly or monthly dose in almost every regimen it appears in. Taken daily by mistake, it accumulates because vitamin D is fat-soluble and the body stores rather than clears the excess. Follow the schedule on the prescription rather than the habit of a daily vitamin.

Norxit, and What It Contains

Norxit Tablet 500mcg+10mg is flupenthixol with melitracen — a low-strength antipsychotic paired with a tricyclic antidepressant. It is the fourth-busiest listing in this range, and the name gives no hint of any of that.

It is prescribed for anxiety accompanied by low mood, usually for a bounded period. It is taken on a schedule rather than when symptoms appear; it takes time to do anything; and it is reduced under supervision rather than stopped on a good day, because tricyclics have their own effects on stopping.

It is prescription-only, and the decision to start or stop it belongs in the consulting room rather than on a product page.

Clonazepam

• Novotril 0.5 Tablet 0.5mg, with a 2mg strength alongside it in the grid

Both are clonazepam, a benzodiazepine used for seizures, for panic and for short-term sedation. The two strengths are four times apart, which is a larger gap than the numbers suggest at a glance.

Tolerance builds with regular use, physical dependence follows use rather than misuse, and the dose comes down in steps rather than ending. The review date attached to the prescription is as much a part of it as the tablet.

Acid, Reflux and the Gut

• Gavifast — sodium alginate with sodium bicarbonate and calcium carbonate, under Dyspepsia.
• Famonix syrup 40mg/5ml — famotidine, an H2 blocker.
• Pramax 40 Tablet 40mg — pantoprazole, a proton pump inhibitor.
• Napier Plus 500 — naproxen with esomeprazole, an anti-inflammatory with a stomach protector built in.

Three mechanisms, not three brands

These are three different mechanisms, and they are not interchangeable. An alginate forms a raft on top of the stomach contents and works within minutes, which is what suits reflux after a meal. An H2 blocker reduces acid production moderately. A proton pump inhibitor shuts most of it down and is judged over days rather than on the first evening. All sit under the Gastrointestinal System.

Napier Plus is a pain medicine

Napier Plus is the one to read carefully. It is an anti-inflammatory first, with the acid medicine included because that class irritates the stomach lining, so it is not a stomach medicine that happens to relieve pain.

Diabetes

• Dapazin 10 Tablet 10mg and Dapazin 5 Tablet 5mg — dapagliflozin.
• Empanor 10 — empagliflozin, the same drug class.
• Vildaglip-M 500 Tablet 500mg+50mg — metformin with vildagliptin.

The first three work by having the kidneys pass glucose out in the urine. That carries a predictable consequence: more sugar in the urine means a higher risk of urinary and genital infections. That is better understood before starting than after. All sit under Anti-Diabetic (Oral Hypoglycemic Drugs).

B Vitamins and Folinic Acid

• Neuroprax (30) — vitamins B1, B6 and B12, under Combined Vitamin Preparations.
• Folicare syrup 2.5mg/5ml — folinic acid, which is not the same as folic acid.

Folinic acid is the already-active form and is used in specific clinical situations rather than as a general supplement, including alongside certain treatments where ordinary folic acid will not do. It is prescribed for a reason rather than chosen off a shelf.

Laxative, Cough and the Rest

• Picosoft — sodium picosulfate, a stimulant laxative taken at night, also stocked at a second strength.
• Respidox 400 — doxophylline, a bronchodilator taken by mouth.
• Relikof syrup 125mg/5ml and Relikof Kidz syrup 31.25mg/5ml — a cough preparation in adult and children’s strengths.
• Roclav — cefuroxime with clavulanic acid, an antibiotic.
• Rosucard 10 Tablet 10mg — rosuvastatin, for cholesterol.
• Tufcon 200 — tolfenamic acid, an anti-inflammatory used for acute migraine, under Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, NSAIDs.

A stimulant laxative is for occasional use. Taken daily over long stretches, the bowel becomes less responsive without it, and constipation that keeps returning is worth investigating rather than managing indefinitely.

The antibiotic course runs to its end even once symptoms have gone, and leftovers are not kept for the next illness. Stopping early is the habit behind antibiotic resistance rather than an abstraction about it.

Men’s Health

• Erectus 20 tablet 20mg — tadalafil.
• Panagra 100 Tablet 100mg — sildenafil.

Both carry the same warning ahead of anything else: taken with a nitrate medicine for angina, they can drop blood pressure dangerously, and that combination is avoided rather than spaced out. Tadalafil lasts considerably longer than sildenafil, which is the practical difference between them.

Erectile difficulty is also often the first visible sign of a cardiovascular or diabetic problem, and a consultation that finds one is worth more than the tablet that masks it.

Prescription Status

Most of this range is prescription-only, including the benzodiazepine, the flupenthixol combination, every diabetes medicine, the statin, the antibiotic, the proton pump inhibitor, the folinic acid and both men’s health tablets.

The zinc, calcium, vitamin D and B vitamins are the exceptions. Arogga collects a prescription where the law requires one, and a pharmacist reviews the order before dispatch. Match the generic and the strength against what has been prescribed rather than the brand name.

Where Concord Pharmaceuticals Sits on Arogga

This page holds one manufacturer. The shelves hold one molecule across manufacturers, which is what a prescription written against a generic needs.

Where a prescription names cetirizine or dapagliflozin or clonazepam, the shelf puts every registered brand side by side. Stock and packs move, so the listing is the record.

About Concord Pharmaceuticals Ltd

Concord Pharmaceuticals Ltd. (CPL) is a Bangladesh-based pharmaceutical manufacturer established in 2011. The company is headquartered in Dhanmondi, Dhaka, with its manufacturing facility located in Kanchpur BSCIC, Sonargaon, Narayanganj.

Concord produces a broad range of allopathic medicines in dosage forms such as tablets, capsules, oral liquids, and selected injectable formulations. Its portfolio covers therapeutic areas including pain management, gastrointestinal care, cardiovascular health, respiratory conditions, allergies, infections, diabetes, and cholesterol management.

Well-known brands include Acedol, Acubis, Acudipin, Alatin, Brocast, Ceprocon, Rosucard, Unirab, and Vildaglip. Concord Pharmaceuticals continues to serve the Bangladesh healthcare market with a growing range of DGDA-approved pharmaceutical products.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is My Zinc used for?

It is zinc sulphate. Its strongest evidence is in childhood diarrhoea, where a short course alongside oral rehydration shortens the episode. Taken long-term at supplement doses it competes with copper for absorption, so months of it without a reason is not neutral. Take it with food to avoid nausea.

2. What is Norxit?

Flupenthixol with melitracen — a low-strength antipsychotic paired with a tricyclic antidepressant, prescribed for anxiety with low mood. It is taken on a schedule rather than when symptoms appear, takes time to work, and is reduced under supervision rather than stopped outright.

3. Can I take Maxvit D 40000 every day?

No. That strength is a weekly or monthly dose in almost every regimen. Vitamin D is fat-soluble, so the body stores the excess rather than clearing it, and daily use at 40000IU accumulates. Follow the schedule on the prescription.

4. What is the difference between Gavifast, Famonix, and Pramax?

Three mechanisms. Gavifast is an alginate that forms a raft on the stomach contents and works in minutes. Famonix is famotidine, which reduces acid production moderately. Pramax is pantoprazole, which shuts most of it down and is judged over days. They are not interchangeable.

5. Is Napier Plus a stomach medicine?

No. It is naproxen, an anti-inflammatory, with esomeprazole included because that class irritates the stomach lining. It is a pain medicine with a protector built in rather than an acid medicine that also helps pain.

6. Is there a Concord Pharmaceuticals product list PDF?

Not on Arogga. The grid above is generated from live stock, so it stays right when a registration or a pack changes. It also gives each product its own page carrying the generic, the strength, and the current price.

7. কনকর্ড ফার্মাসিউটিক্যালস এর প্রোডাক্ট লিস্ট কোথায় পাবো?

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