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Labaid Pharmaceuticals Product List in Bangladesh

Labaid Pharmaceuticals Ltd. is a Bangladeshi pharmaceutical manufacturer. This page lists the Labaid medicines currently available to order on Arogga, grouped by therapeutic area.

Most of these are prescription medicines. Each product page states whether a prescription is required, and a valid prescription must be provided at checkout. Nothing on this page is a recommendation, a dosage instruction or a substitute for advice from a registered doctor or pharmacist.

Labaid Pharmaceuticals Product Range

The range on Arogga spans several therapeutic areas rather than concentrating in one. Most listings are tablets or capsules; a few are syrups and suspensions, and the format is always stated in the product name. That spread is typical of a mid-sized Bangladeshi manufacturer, which tends to carry a broad general range rather than specialising in one therapeutic class.

  • Cardiovascular — beta blockers, anti-hypertensives and lipid medicines
  • Gastrointestinal — proton pump inhibitors, antacids and motility medicines
  • Allergy — non-sedating antihistamines
  • Antimicrobial — cephalosporin antibiotics and antifungals
  • Central nervous system — anti-epileptic and muscle relaxant medicines
  • Vitamins and minerals — calcium with vitamin D, and combined vitamins
  • Respiratory and dermatological — one listing each

Several brand names appear at more than one strength — Cardinor, Comfy, Rosumax, Voriaid and Roxilab Plus each have two. The strength is part of the product name and is not interchangeable between listings, so the number after the name matters as much as the name itself.

Where a medicine is listed at two strengths, both appear below. Which one applies to a given person is a question for the prescriber, and this page does not attempt to answer it.

What this page is for is finding a Labaid medicine by name. If you have a prescription naming a Labaid brand, the therapeutic groups below are the quickest route to it: find the group, then match the brand name and the strength exactly as written on the prescription. Where the handwriting is unclear, the strengths listed below are the ones Labaid actually manufactures, which narrows the possibilities.

Strengths are written into the product names throughout, which makes them easy to match but also easy to skim past. Each strength is its own listing: Cardinor 2.5 alongside Cardinor 5, Comfy 0.5 alongside Comfy 1, Rosumax 5 alongside Rosumax 10, Voriaid 50 alongside Voriaid 200, and Roxilab Plus 250 alongside Roxilab Plus 500.

Labaid Cardiovascular Medicines

This is the deepest group in the range, covering blood pressure, heart rate and lipid medicines. Cardinor and Rosumax each come at more than one strength, and the rest are single-strength listings.

Where a name carries two figures rather than one, it is a combination of two active ingredients rather than a single medicine at a single strength. Those are worth reading carefully against a prescription. Browse Arogga’s Cardiovascular System category for the wider shelf.

Labaid Gastrointestinal Medicines

The gastrointestinal group covers acid-related and motility medicines, and includes the only suspension in the range.

Rexiet and Eprazol are both 20mg capsules and sit adjacent in the grid. They are separate products with different active ingredients, so the brand name is what distinguishes them rather than the strength. Matching on the number alone would pick the wrong one. These sit in Arogga’s Gastrointestinal System category.

Labaid Allergy and Respiratory Medicines

The allergy group holds one of the most searched products on the whole brand, and the listings in it are close enough in description that the brand name does the work. All of these are classified as non-sedating antihistamines apart from the respiratory listing.

Montilab sits in the respiratory group rather than the allergy one despite appearing alongside the antihistamines here. Both of the antihistamines are tablets, so where a liquid is needed the relevant listings sit elsewhere in the range.

Sardin and Rupa-Aid are both classified as non-sedating antihistamines and both are single-strength tablets, so the brand name is the only thing separating them in a grid. They contain different active ingredients.

Labaid Antibiotics and Antifungals

The antimicrobial group covers cephalosporin antibiotics and antifungal medicines. Two of the brand names come at two strengths.

Antibiotics and antifungals are prescription medicines without exception, and a course is normally specified by a prescriber rather than chosen from a list. The strengths here differ by a factor of four in the case of Voriaid and by two in the case of Roxilab Plus, so the figure on the prescription is the one to match. See Arogga’s Antimicrobial category for the wider shelf.

Labaid Central Nervous System Medicines

This group covers anti-epileptic and muscle relaxant medicines. Comfy is listed at two strengths.

The gap between the Comfy strengths is a factor of two, which is why the figure in the name matters. Each is listed separately and neither substitutes for the other.

Gaba-Aid and Bacaid sit in the same group but do different jobs — one is classified under epilepsy and convulsion, the other as a centrally acting skeletal muscle relaxant. The similar-sounding names are a coincidence of the manufacturer’s naming style rather than a sign the two are related. These sit in Arogga’s Central Nervous System category.

Labaid Vitamin and Mineral Products

The vitamin group holds the single most searched Labaid listing. Three of the four are calcium with vitamin D at different strengths, under two different brand names.

Algita D and Labcal D carry identical strengths under two different brand names, and Algita-DX is the higher-strength version of Algita D rather than a separate line. That three-way relationship is the easiest thing to get wrong on this page.

Neuromate is the exception in this group. It is a combined vitamin rather than a calcium preparation, and its name carries no strength at all, so there is no figure to match against a prescription. The product page is the place to confirm what it contains. Browse Arogga’s Vitamin, Mineral & Nutritional Deficiency category for alternatives.

Most Searched LabAid Products

Ranked by how often each listing is searched for by name. This is a record of search volume, not a recommendation. Which medicine is appropriate is a question for a prescriber. Search volume reflects how common a condition is, not how suitable a medicine would be for any one person.

Algita-DX Tablet 600mg+400IU

Leading the range, Algita-DX Tablet 600mg+400IU is searched for more than any other Labaid listing.

Sardin 120 Tablet 120mg

Second comes Sardin 120 Tablet 120mg, the most searched of the antihistamines.

Cardinor 2.5 Tablet 2.5mg

Of the cardiovascular listings, Cardinor 2.5 Tablet 2.5mg draws the most interest.

Comfy 0.5 Tablet 0.5mg

In the central nervous system group, Comfy 0.5 Tablet 0.5mg is searched for most.

Montilab 10 Tablet 10mg

Among the respiratory listings, Montilab 10 Tablet 10mg leads.

Roxilab Plus 500

Across the antibiotics, Roxilab Plus 500 is the most searched.

What Changes the Price

Strength is the main factor within a brand name. Where a medicine is listed at more than one strength, each carries its own price, and the higher strength is not simply double the lower. Comparing them on price per tablet rather than per pack is usually more informative.

Pack size is the second. Tablets and capsules are sold by strip or pack, and syrups and suspensions by bottle volume, so the figures are not comparable across formats. A strip price and a bottle price answer different questions.

The current figure for each listing sits on its own product page, alongside the prescription requirement. Prices on prescription medicines are regulated in Bangladesh, so they move less than they do on the consumer side of the catalogue.

About Labaid Pharmaceuticals

Labaid Pharmaceuticals Ltd. is the pharmaceutical manufacturing arm of the Labaid group in Bangladesh. The range listed on Arogga covers cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, allergy, antimicrobial, central nervous system and vitamin products.

The brand names follow a pattern once you have seen a few of them. Several end in -aid or contain lab, which is how the manufacturer signs its products: Rupa-Aid, Gaba-Aid, Bacaid, Voriaid, Montilab, Roxilab, Terbilab, Labcal. Recognising that pattern is the quickest way to tell a Labaid medicine from another manufacturer’s when both appear in a search.

Labaid also operates a separate business-to-business ordering portal for its own distribution channel. That portal is not part of Arogga and is not reachable from this page. Arogga lists Labaid medicines as a retail pharmacy, in the same way it lists other manufacturers.

That distinction accounts for a lot of the traffic this page receives. A large share of the searches that reach it are people looking for the manufacturer’s own ordering system rather than for a retail pharmacy, which is why the section above says plainly what this page is and is not.

Buy Labaid Products Online in Bangladesh

The Labaid medicines shown in the grid above are available to order on Arogga. Where a prescription is required, the product page says so and a valid prescription must be supplied. Delivery covers the whole of Bangladesh, and the product page is where availability and current price are confirmed.

For the wider shelf, Arogga’s Vitamin, Mineral & Nutritional Deficiency and Gastrointestinal System sections carry comparable products from other manufacturers.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is on the Labaid Pharmaceuticals product list?

The Labaid medicines currently available on Arogga cover cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, allergy, respiratory, antimicrobial, central nervous system and vitamin categories. The listings on this page are the current set.

2. Do Labaid medicines require a prescription?

Most of them do. Each product page states the requirement individually, and where a prescription is needed, it must be supplied at checkout before the order can be dispensed. If you do not have one, the product page explains the options available.

3. How do I see the full Labaid list on Arogga?

This page and the grid above it are the current list, grouped by therapeutic area. It reflects live stock, so it stays accurate as the range changes and as new Labaid products are added.

4. What is the difference between Algita D, Algita-DX and Labcal D?

Algita D and Labcal D are listed at the same strengths under two different brand names. Algita-DX is the higher-strength version of Algita D. Which is appropriate is a question for a prescriber rather than one this page can answer.

5. Why is the same medicine listed twice at different strengths?

Several Labaid brands are manufactured at more than one strength, and each strength is stocked and listed on its own. The figure in the product name is the strength, and the two are not interchangeable.

6. Is this the Labaid ordering portal?

No. Labaid runs its own business-to-business ordering system for its distribution channel, which is separate from Arogga and not accessible from this page. Arogga is a retail pharmacy that lists Labaid medicines alongside those of other manufacturers.