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Naafco Pharma Product List in Bangladesh

Naafco Pharma is a Bangladeshi pharmaceutical manufacturer. Its range on Arogga spans the therapeutic areas a general practice prescribes from most: blood pressure and heart, the central nervous system, diabetes, stomach and digestion, allergy and respiratory, plus a line of vitamin, mineral and rehydration products. The grid above is the live list, with pack size, current price and stock on each listing.

Most of what follows is prescription-only. This page groups the range so you can find a product you have already been prescribed, and it does not recommend one. Dose, suitability and whether a medicine is right for you are decisions for the doctor who wrote the prescription.

Naafco, Nafco, Naffco or Napco

The name is spelled several ways and all of them land here. Naafco is the registered form, with the double a. Nafco with one a is almost as common. Naffco with a double f and Napco with a p in place of the f both appear as well.

In Bangla script it is written নাফকো ফার্মা, which follows the one-a pronunciation rather than the registered spelling. If any of those is what you typed, you are in the right place.

One thing worth separating out. Naafco also has an agrovet business, and its products are not listed here. This page covers the human pharmaceutical range only.

Reading a Naafco Product Name

Most of the range carries a -naaf suffix — Nuronaaf, Fexonaaf, Esonaaf, Dexnaaf, Rosunaaf, Metnaaf, Gavinaaf, Pulmonaaf and others. The first part of the name usually points at what the product is for and the suffix marks the manufacturer.

A few listings do not follow it, so the absence of the suffix does not mean a product is from somewhere else. The number after the name is the strength in milligrams, and a name that appears twice at two numbers is the same product at two strengths, not two different medicines.

Cardiovascular and Blood Pressure

The deepest therapeutic area in the range, covering blood pressure, heart rate and cholesterol. Several of these come in more than one strength because treatment is usually started low and adjusted.

Combination and Single-Agent Tablets

Where a name carries two numbers separated by a slash, it is a fixed combination of two actives in one tablet, prescribed to reduce the number of tablets taken rather than to change what they do.

Heart Rate and Cholesterol

The wider shelves are Cardiovascular System and Anti-Hypertensive.

Central Nervous System

The second deepest area, spanning nerve-related conditions, mood, migraine prevention and epilepsy support. Everything in this group is prescription-only and none of it should be started or stopped without the prescriber.

Nerve and Migraine

Mood and Sleep

These are long-course medicines rather than as-needed ones, and stopping them abruptly is its own risk. Anafranil is the one listing here that does not carry the house suffix.

The shelf is Central Nervous System.

Vitamins, Minerals and Bone Health

The part of the range that is not all prescription-only, and the part most people buy on their own. Calcium and vitamin D products come in paired strengths, which is why the same name appears twice with different numbers after it.

Calcium and Vitamin D

Multivitamins and Tonics

A syrup suits someone who cannot swallow tablets; a multivitamin tablet is the everyday form. Neither replaces eating properly, and a high-dose vitamin D capsule in particular is something to take on advice rather than routinely.

These sit under Vitamin, Mineral & Nutritional Deficiency.

Diabetes

Oral diabetes tablets, in the paired strengths that dose adjustment needs. These are taken with food or before it depending on the product, which is on the pack and on the prescription rather than here.

The shelves are Anti-Diabetic (Oral Hypoglycemic Drugs) and Endocrine & Metabolic System.

Stomach and Digestion

Acid, reflux and motility products, in capsule and suspension form. A suspension acts on contact and a capsule acts over hours, which is why a prescription sometimes carries both.

The shelf is Gastrointestinal System.

Allergy, Respiratory and Anti-Infectives

Antihistamines

Non-sedating antihistamines for seasonal and year-round allergy. They work better taken before exposure than after symptoms have set in.

Cough and Chest

Anti-Infective

One prescription anti-infective sits in the range. It is a full course rather than a stop-when-better medicine, and the product page carries the composition.

The shelves are Allergy & Immune System and Respiratory System.

Rehydration and Isotonic Drinks

Outside the medicine lines sit the rehydration and isotonic products. Oral rehydration salts are mixed with the stated volume of clean water and used within the day, and the ratio matters — a stronger mix is not a better one and can make dehydration worse.

The isotonic drink powder is a sports and heat-recovery product rather than a treatment, and it is the one item in the range nobody needs a prescription or a reason to buy.

Strengths on the Label

The number after a product name is its strength, and it is the part people get wrong when reordering. A prescription for one strength is not filled by a different one, even where the name matches exactly.

Where a name carries two numbers with a plus or a slash between them, the tablet holds two actives at those strengths. Changing either number changes the medicine. Check the strength against the prescription before adding anything to a basket.

What You Need Before Ordering

Most of this range is prescription-only. You will need a valid prescription from a registered doctor, naming the product and the strength, and Arogga will ask for it before dispatching. Vitamins, the rehydration salts and the isotonic powder are the exceptions.

If you are reordering a repeat, check the strength and the pack on your last box rather than from memory. If you are unsure whether a listing matches what you were prescribed, the product page carries the full composition, and a pharmacist is the right person to confirm it.

Where Naafco Pharma Sits on Arogga

The brand page is a hub. It gathers the manufacturer’s range in one grid so you can see what is carried and in which strengths. The detail that decides an order lives on the individual product page: full composition, strength, pack size, current price and whether it is in stock today.

There is no downloadable list. The grid above is generated from live stock, so it shows what can actually be dispensed rather than what was in print when a document was made.

About Naafco Pharma

Naafco Pharma Ltd. is a Bangladeshi pharmaceutical company with its manufacturing and head office operations in the country. It is part of a group that also runs an agrovet business, which is a separate division with its own product range and is not carried on this page. The human pharmaceutical arm is what the Naafco name is known for domestically.

The range is built around generic formulations of widely prescribed molecules rather than around originator products, which is the standard model for a domestic manufacturer here. It runs across cardiovascular, neurology and psychiatry, diabetes, gastroenterology, allergy and respiratory, with a nutritional line alongside. Most products are made as tablets and capsules, with syrups and suspensions where a liquid form is needed, and the house naming convention puts a -naaf suffix on much of the catalogue.

The company sells through pharmacies and its own field force across the country, in the way domestic manufacturers here reach prescribers. Its positioning leans on breadth of therapeutic coverage and on price accessibility rather than on any single flagship product. Arogga lists the range for direct online ordering, with prescription products dispensed against a valid prescription.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is there a Naafco Pharma product list PDF?

Not on Arogga, and a static file would go out of date. The grid above is generated from live stock, so it reflects what can actually be dispensed today. For the company’s complete registered range, including products not carried here, the manufacturer is the right source.

2. Is Nafco the same company as Naafco?

Yes. Naafco is the registered spelling; Nafco, Naffco and Napco are all common ways of writing it. In Bangla it appears as নাফকো ফার্মা.

3. Do I need a prescription?

For most of this range, yes, from a registered doctor. The vitamin and mineral products, the oral rehydration salts and the isotonic drink powder do not require one.

4. What does the number after a product name mean?

The strength in milligrams. A name that appears twice with different numbers is the same product at two strengths, and a prescription for one is not filled by the other.

5. Are the agrovet products listed here?

No. This page carries the human pharmaceutical range only. The agrovet division is a separate business with its own products.

6. Why does one product not have the -naaf suffix?

The suffix is a house naming convention rather than a rule, and a few listings predate it or came into the range another way. It says nothing about the product other than what its own page says.

7. নাফকো ফার্মার প্রোডাক্ট লিস্ট কোথায় পাব?

এই পৃষ্ঠার উপরের গ্রিডেই নাফকো ফার্মার সব পণ্য রয়েছে — হৃদরোগ ও রক্তচাপ, স্নায়ু, ডায়াবেটিস, গ্যাস্ট্রিক, অ্যালার্জি ও শ্বাসতন্ত্রের ওষুধ এবং ভিটামিন ও খাবার স্যালাইন। প্রতিটি পণ্যের দাম, স্ট্রেংথ ও স্টক তার নিজস্ব পেজে দেওয়া আছে। বেশিরভাগ ওষুধের জন্য ডাক্তারের প্রেসক্রিপশন লাগবে।