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Deeplaid Homeo Product List in Bangladesh

Deeplaid is a Bangladeshi homoeopathic house. Most of its range is classical mother tinctures in large bottles, with a numbered series of condition drops, a herbal hair oil, two ointments and a few general tonics around them.

The bulk of it files under Homeopathic Dilutions. The sections below explain how to read the names, group the range by what each item is sold for, and are direct about the conditions where waiting is the dangerous part.

Deeplaid, Deeplaid Homeo and ডীপলেড

The company is searched in English as Deeplaid, usually with homeo attached, and in Bangla as ডীপলেড and ডিপলেড. Every one of them lands here.

The corporate suffix varies too — Laboratories, Laboratories Limited, Pharmaceuticals, Herbal & Nutraceuticals, or none at all. It is one company throughout. The grid above this text is the live product list, in either language.

Mother Tinctures, and How to Read Them

The largest part of the range is classical mother tinctures in 450ml bottles, named in Latin:

Q, and the letter in brackets

The Q marks a mother tincture — the undiluted alcoholic extract that homoeopathic preparations are made from. It stands in for the symbol Ø where a keyboard lacks it, and the two mean the same thing.

The bracketed letter is a pharmacopoeial class. This catalogue writes it both ways, as (B) on most listings and as Class-B on two, which is a typing difference rather than a different product.

The Latin names

Tinctures are named for the plant or mineral they come from rather than for what they are used for, which is why the grid looks opaque to anybody new. Rhus Tox is poison ivy, Cactus Grand is night-blooming cactus, Coffea Crud is unroasted coffee, and Asvagandha is ashwagandha.

The practical consequence is that a name tells you nothing about a dose. If a practitioner has given you one, take the name and the dose down together, because the bottle carries the first and not always the second.

These contain alcohol

A mother tincture is an alcoholic extract, and the alcohol is the solvent rather than an additive. That matters if you avoid alcohol, are pregnant or breastfeeding, have liver disease, or are giving something to a child. Any pharmacist will go through a carton with you.

The DP Numbered Drops

A second series is numbered rather than named, with the condition printed alongside:

The numbers are a catalogue reference and nothing more — DP 19 is not stronger than DP 9. Where a name is printed with a condition in it, that is the manufacturer’s wording, and the sections below say what each of those conditions actually needs.

Jaundice Is a Sign, Not a Diagnosis

This is the most important section on the page. Yellowing of the eyes or skin means bilirubin has built up, and the question that matters is always why.

Get the cause found first

Viral hepatitis is common here, and hepatitis A and E spread through contaminated water and food while B and C spread through blood and can run for decades without symptoms. Gallstones, medicines and alcohol also cause it.

Each of those needs a different response, and a blood test settles which one it is quickly. Treating the colour without finding the cause is how a treatable infection turns into liver damage over years.

When jaundice is an emergency

Jaundice with confusion, drowsiness, unusual bruising or bleeding, a swelling abdomen, or vomiting blood means the liver is failing and needs a hospital the same day, not the next morning.

Jaundice in a newborn is a separate matter entirely and always needs a midwife or doctor to assess it, however well the baby seems.

Kidney Stones and Gallstones

Two of the numbered drops are sold for stones, and the two conditions are quite different despite sounding alike.

Stone pain that is an emergency

Kidney stone pain with a fever or shivering is a blocked, infected kidney and needs hospital treatment the same day. So does being unable to pass urine at all.

For gallstones, severe pain under the right ribs lasting more than a few hours, or any gallstone pain with fever or yellowing, needs the same urgency. Between attacks, drinking enough water is the single most useful habit for kidney stones, and in this climate that is more than most people manage.

What removes a stone

Small kidney stones often pass on their own with fluid and pain relief. Larger ones are broken up or removed by a urologist. Gallstones that cause symptoms are usually treated by removing the gallbladder, and no preparation taken by mouth dissolves them outside a narrow set of prescribed cases.

One listing in this range carries a claim of that kind in its own registered name. That is the manufacturer’s wording rather than a description of what happens, and it is not a reason to delay treatment that works.

Asthma, Cold and Fever Drops

Asthma is the condition where substitution does the most harm, and the reason is simply how fast an attack moves.

Nothing swallowed works in minutes

A reliever inhaler opens an airway within minutes because it is breathed straight into it. Anything taken by mouth has to be absorbed and circulated first, and an attack does not wait.

Keep the reliever on you rather than at home, and keep taking a preventer if one has been prescribed. Somebody too breathless to finish a sentence, or whose reliever is not helping, needs emergency care immediately.

Cold and fever

Most colds settle in a week to ten days and most coughs in two to three weeks. Fluids and rest do the work. A fever lasting more than three days, breathlessness, a stiff neck, a rash that does not fade under pressure, or a fever in a baby under three months all need seeing rather than treating at home.

The Hair Oil

DP Hair Care Medicated Herbal Hair Oil 100ml outdraws everything else here several times over, and it sits outside homoeopathy entirely.

Oil massaged into the scalp softens the hair shaft and reduces breakage during combing, which makes hair look thicker. It does not create new follicles. Leave it on for an hour or so before washing rather than overnight, since oil left sitting can worsen dandruff in a warm climate.

Three patterns of hair loss are worth a doctor rather than an oil: defined round bald patches, loss with a scaly or scarring scalp, and a parting that keeps widening. Where the follicle has scarred over, hair does not come back.

Ointments and Topicals

A short topical group is applied rather than swallowed:

Anything applied to the genital area deserves caution. Itching or soreness there has several common causes that look alike — thrush, bacterial imbalance, a sexually transmitted infection, eczema — and they need different treatment. Symptoms that keep coming back, or come with discharge, an ulcer, a sore or pain on passing urine, want diagnosing rather than treating repeatedly.

Digestion, Diabetes and General Tonics

The remainder of the range covers everyday complaints:

A laxative is for a short course. The bowel adapts to daily use, so more is needed for the same result, and constipation with vomiting, a swollen abdomen or blood needs assessing rather than clearing.

On blood sugar: a prescribed diabetes medicine stays as prescribed while you try anything alongside it, and the testing interval stays the same too. Diabetes is managed on numbers rather than on how you feel.

Telling Your Doctor, and Who Should Ask First

Mention what you have added at your next appointment. Herbal preparations do interact with prescription medicines. On this range the ones to declare are the heart tonic, which belongs on the list you give a cardiologist, and the sugar drop, which matters to anyone already treated for diabetes. Anything taken while the liver is under investigation belongs there too. Nobody is going to disapprove; they need the full list to keep the rest of it safe.

Pregnancy, breastfeeding, a child, and liver or kidney disease are all reasons to ask before starting rather than after. Buy from a licensed pharmacy, read the carton before the first dose, and keep it while you are taking it.

Where Deeplaid Sits on Arogga

The range spreads across the homoeopathy shelves:

About Deeplaid

Deeplaid is an established Bangladeshi manufacturer of homoeopathic preparations, selling classical mother tinctures under their Latin names alongside a numbered series of condition drops and a short list of branded tonics and topicals.

Bottle sizes, ingredient lists and stock sit on each product page rather than here, because all three move. The grid above is the current holding, and it changes as stock does.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What do Q and the bracketed letter mean?

Q marks a mother tincture, the undiluted extract a homoeopathic preparation starts from, and stands in for the symbol Ø. The bracketed letter is a pharmacopoeial class. This catalogue writes it as (B) on most listings and Class-B on two; they are the same thing.

2. ডীপলেড আর ডিপলেড কি একই কোম্পানি?

হ্যাঁ, একই। ইংরেজিতে নাম লেখা হয় Deeplaid, আর বাংলায় দুইভাবে লেখা হয় — ডীপলেড এবং ডিপলেড। কোম্পানির নামের শেষে Laboratories, Pharmaceuticals বা Herbal & Nutraceuticals — যেটাই লেখা থাকুক, প্রতিষ্ঠান একটিই।

3. Does a higher DP number mean a stronger product?

No. The number is a catalogue reference. DP 19 is not stronger than DP 9, and the number says nothing about a dose. The dose is on the carton.

4. I have jaundice. Can I just take a tonic for it?

Find the cause first. Jaundice is a sign rather than a diagnosis, and viral hepatitis is common here. A blood test settles it quickly. Jaundice with confusion, bleeding, a swelling abdomen or vomiting blood needs a hospital the same day.

5. ডীপলেড এর পণ্যের তালিকা কোথায় পাবো?

উপরের গ্রিডেই পুরো তালিকা রয়েছে, যা স্টকের সঙ্গে সঙ্গে বদলায়। ছাপানো বা পিডিএফ তালিকা কিছুদিন পরেই পুরনো হয়ে যায়। সারা বাংলাদেশে ডেলিভারি হয়।

6. Can a preparation dissolve gallstones or kidney stones?

Small kidney stones often pass with fluid and pain relief; larger ones are treated by a urologist. Symptomatic gallstones are usually treated by removing the gallbladder. Stone pain with fever, or being unable to pass urine, needs hospital the same day.

7. Can I use these instead of my asthma inhaler?

No. A reliever inhaler opens an airway in minutes because it goes straight into it; anything swallowed has to be absorbed first, and an attack does not wait. Keep the inhaler with you and keep taking a preventer if prescribed.

8. Do mother tinctures contain alcohol?

Yes. Alcohol is what the extract is made in rather than something added. That matters if you avoid alcohol, are pregnant or breastfeeding, have liver disease, or are dosing a child. Ask a pharmacist to check the carton.