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Jenphar Bangladesh Product List
Jenphar Bangladesh Ltd is a local manufacturer, and the part of its range listed on Arogga leans unusually specialist. Alongside an everyday painkiller and a cough syrup sit medicines for hepatitis B, for iron overload, for low platelets and for lung cancer.
The grid above carries every listing with its strength and its current stock position, and the sections below group them by what the medicine actually is. The wider shelf each one sits on starts at Arogga’s Medicine collection.
Refla, the Deflazacort Range
Refla is the deepest line Jenphar has here and the one most people are looking for. Deflazacort is a corticosteroid, prescribed for inflammatory and autoimmune conditions and sometimes for muscular dystrophy, and it is taken only on a doctor’s instruction.
The tablet strengths
Two tablet strengths are listed: Refla 6 Tablet 6mg and Refla 24 Tablet 24mg.
The number in the brand name and the milligram figure after it are the same thing said twice, which is handy because a prescription may write either. Check both halves match what you were given before you order.
The suspension
Refla 50ml Suspension 6mg/5ml is the liquid form, measured in milligrams per five millilitres rather than per tablet. Paediatric prescribing is where it turns up most, and a dose worked out by weight needs a liquid to express it.
A liquid is easier to get wrong than a tablet, because the dose depends on the measure rather than on the pack. Use the spoon or syringe supplied and confirm the volume with the prescriber. This line sits on Arogga’s Corticosteroid shelf.
The Specialist Side of the Range
A third of what Jenphar lists here is consultant-initiated medicine — started in a hospital clinic, monitored with blood tests, and continued on repeat rather than chosen by the patient:
- Tasso 80 Tablet 80mg — osimertinib, a targeted therapy in lung cancer
- Merol-A 160 tablet 160mg — megestrol acetate, a hormonal agent used in oncology care
- Eltrom 25 Tablet 25mg — eltrombopag, for low platelet counts
- Eltrom 50 Tablet 50mg — the higher strength of the same molecule
- Chelova 250 Tablet 250mg — deferasirox, an iron chelator for transfusion-related iron overload
- Chelova 500 Tablet 500mg — the higher strength of the same molecule
These are not products to compare and choose between. The molecule, the strength and the schedule come from the treating team, and the job of a listing like this is to let somebody refill what they have already been put on. Arogga files the first pair under Chemotherapy & Immunosuppressants.
Hepatitis B Antivirals
Two long-term antivirals sit on this shelf: Enbee Tablet 0.5mg, which is entecavir, and Telabee 25 Tablet 25mg, which is tenofovir alafenamide.
Both are taken daily and over years rather than weeks, and stopping one without medical supervision can cause a flare. Continuity of supply is the practical problem for most people on them, which is the argument for ordering the refill before the strip runs out rather than after.
They are shelved under Antimicrobial, alongside the equivalents from other manufacturers, so a prescriber’s substitution is easy to find from there.
Pain and Inflammation
The analgesic side of the range covers three different approaches:
- Aclopain Tablet 100mg — aceclofenac, a conventional anti-inflammatory
- Etoflam Tablet 90mg — etoricoxib, a selective anti-inflammatory
- Tylen Plus Tablet 65mg+500mg — paracetamol with caffeine, the only over-the-counter item of the three
The first two work by damping inflammation and carry the stomach and kidney cautions that go with that class. Paracetamol works differently and is the one taken without a prescription, though the caffeine in this combination is worth counting against the tea and coffee in your day.
Anti-inflammatory tablets are the commonest self-medication in Bangladesh and the commonest cause of avoidable stomach trouble. A week of them for a sore back is a different thing from months of them for a joint, and the second needs a doctor involved. The Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, NSAIDs shelf holds the comparable options.
Cough, Acidity and a Supplement
The remainder of the list is everyday pharmacy stock:
- Ambryl Syrup 15mg/5ml — ambroxol, a mucolytic that thins a chesty cough
- Esomups 20 capsule 20mg — esomeprazole, an acid-reducing capsule
- Greenox 2 Capsule 2mg — astaxanthin, an antioxidant supplement
- Greenox 4 Capsule 4mg — the same supplement at the higher strength
Ambryl is a syrup, so the bottle size is not in its registered title and you will find it on the listing instead. Greenox is the only supplement Jenphar lists here, and it sits under Vitamin, Mineral & Nutritional Deficiency rather than with the medicines.
Why the Number After the Name Matters
The number is the strength
Most of these brand names carry a figure — Refla 6, Refla 24, Eltrom 25, Eltrom 50, Chelova 250, Chelova 500, Tasso 80, Telabee 25, Greenox 2, Greenox 4. In every case it repeats the milligram strength printed after it.
That makes the pairs genuinely easy to confuse in a hurry, and two of them differ by a factor of four and of two respectively. Read the whole title, not the first word.
Some names carry no number at all
Aclopain, Etoflam, Enbee, Ambryl and Tylen Plus come in one strength here, so the figure appears only after the dosage form. Nothing is missing from those titles; the brand simply does not use a numbered suffix.
An invented brand name tells you nothing about what is inside it. Every listing on this shelf names its generic on the product page, and that is the field to match against a prescription.
How to Find the Exact Jenphar Medicine
Search the generic, not the brand
If a prescription says deflazacort and the pharmacy handed you a different brand name, searching the generic is the reliable route. It brings up every manufacturer’s version at that strength, Jenphar’s among them.
This is also how to check a substitution. Two boxes with different names and the same generic and strength are the same medicine, and a pharmacist can confirm the swap in a sentence.
Match three things before ordering
The generic name, the strength and the dosage form. A suspension at 6mg/5ml and a tablet at 6mg are the same molecule arranged for different people, and only one of them is what was written for you.
Where a prescription is unclear or the strip you have is unlabelled, ask a pharmacist rather than guessing from a photograph. Arogga’s own pharmacists check prescription items before dispatch.
What Changes the Price
Across a list this varied, the figure moves on:
- Strength — the higher strength of a pair is usually dearer, though rarely in proportion.
- Therapeutic class — a targeted cancer therapy and a paracetamol combination are separated by orders of magnitude, and both sit on this one shelf.
- Pack — strip count for tablets and bottle volume for the syrup, which is why the unit figure is the one to compare.
Medicine pricing in Bangladesh is regulated for many molecules and moves when the regulator moves it, so a figure quoted on a page written months ago would be wrong in both directions by now.
Each listing shows what it costs today, next to its strength and pack. That pairing is the one to read, because a cheaper box of the wrong strength is not cheaper.
About Jenphar Bangladesh Ltd
Jenphar Bangladesh Ltd is a Bangladeshi pharmaceutical manufacturer producing prescription and over-the-counter medicines for the domestic market. It is a mid-sized company by headcount rather than one of the country’s large listed manufacturers.
Its registered portfolio is considerably wider than the selection carried here. National drug directories list Jenphar brands across oncology, antibiotics, dermatology, diabetes care, cardiovascular medicine, corticosteroids and nutritional supplements, including targeted cancer therapies and injectable antibiotics.
The company follows the common local convention of an invented brand name for each generic, which is why its catalogue reads as a list of short unfamiliar words. Its medicines reach patients through retail pharmacies, hospital supply and online pharmacy platforms across the country.
Buying Jenphar Medicines Online in Bangladesh
Prescription items need a valid prescription uploaded at checkout, and the specialist medicines on this list are all in that group.
For anyone on a long-term course, the useful habit is ordering the next pack while a week of the current one is still left. Specialist molecules move in and out of stock more sharply than everyday tablets, and that margin is what absorbs it.
Check the strength on the listing against the strip in your hand every time, even on a repeat. Brand names in this catalogue differ by a single digit.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Refla?
Refla is Jenphar’s brand of deflazacort, a corticosteroid. Two tablet strengths and an oral suspension carry the brand, and all of them are prescription-only.
2. The number in the brand name — what does it mean?
It is the strength in milligrams, repeated after the dosage form. Refla 6 is the 6mg tablet and Refla 24 the 24mg one.
3. My prescription names a generic, not a Jenphar brand. What now?
Search the generic name. Every manufacturer’s version at that strength comes up together, and a pharmacist can confirm which of them your prescriber will accept.
4. Which of these can I buy without a prescription?
Tylen Plus and the Greenox supplement. The rest of this shelf is prescription-only in Bangladesh, so a valid prescription has to be uploaded at checkout.
5. Can I take an anti-inflammatory tablet for a few weeks on my own?
That is a question for a doctor. This class can irritate the stomach and affect the kidneys, and the risk climbs with how long it is taken rather than with the dose alone.
6. ডেফ্লাজাকর্ট ট্যাবলেট কোন কোন strength-এ পাওয়া যায়?
Jenphar-এর Refla ব্র্যান্ডে 6mg আর 24mg ট্যাবলেট, আর ছোটদের জন্য 6mg/5ml suspension আছে। প্রেসক্রিপশনে যেটা লেখা, ঠিক সেই strength মিলিয়ে নেবেন।
7. ওষুধের নামের পাশের সংখ্যাটা কী বোঝায়?
মিলিগ্রামে শক্তি — মানে Eltrom 25 আর Eltrom 50 একই ওষুধ, শুধু মাত্রা আলাদা। নামের প্রথম শব্দ দেখে না কিনে পুরো টাইটেলটা পড়ে নিন।