Renix Unani Laboratories Product List in Bangladesh

Renix Laboratories (Unani) Ltd products on Arogga are traditional Unani preparations, mostly syrups in large bottles. The selection is deepest in the 450ml syrup format, alongside capsules and a paediatric version of one of the syrups.

You can compare the available products in the grid above, check the latest price and see which are in stock. For related preparations from other makers, you can also browse Arogga’s Herbal & Nutraceuticals collection.

What Unani Means on a Label

Unani is a traditional system of medicine practised across South Asia, with roots in Greco-Arabic medical texts and a long history in this region. In Bangladesh it is formally recognised, and manufacturers of Unani preparations are licensed under a separate framework from conventional pharmaceutical companies.

That distinction matters when you are reading a label. A Unani preparation is not assessed the way a conventional medicine is, and its listing describes a traditional formulation rather than a tested indication. Nothing here is a substitute for seeing a doctor about a specific problem.

The Syrups

The 450ml bottle is the standard format across this range, and most of what Renix lists arrives in it.

Monanix Multivitamin

Monanix Multivitamin 450ml syrup 450ml is the most asked-for item in the range by name, and the one people search for as renix monanix.

Junior Monanix

Junior Monanix syrup 450ml is the paediatric version of the same line. A children’s preparation is formulated differently rather than simply diluted, so the two are not interchangeable.

R-Allshifa

R-Allshifa 450ml syrup 450ml is another of the large-bottle syrups.

R-Apelon

R-Apelon 450ml syrup 450ml completes the 450ml syrup group.

Cold-Free

Cold-Free 200ml comes in the smaller bottle and is the one syrup here listed at 200ml rather than 450ml.

Capsules and Other Formats

Outside the syrup group:

• Valaria capsule — the capsule format, and the strongest individual listing in the range.
• R-Dyeman
• R-Mons

Several names in this range do not say what the preparation is, which is common across Unani manufacturers. The product page carries the composition and the manufacturer’s own description, and that is where to look before ordering something by name alone.

Reading a Unani Product Page

Four things on the listing settle most of what you need to know:

• The composition — the herbs and other ingredients in the preparation, which is the only real specification.
• The bottle size — 450ml or 200ml here, which decides how long it lasts.
• Adult or paediatric — the Junior version exists for a reason.
• The licence details — Unani manufacturers carry a licence number, printed on the pack.

Sugar content is worth a glance on any syrup taken daily, and particularly for anyone managing diabetes. A 450ml bottle finished over weeks adds up in a way a single dose does not suggest.

Telling Your Doctor What You Are Taking

Herbal and Unani preparations are not inert, and the common assumption that they cannot interact with anything is the risk worth naming.

Several plant constituents affect how the body handles conventional medicines, and some matter around surgery, pregnancy or breastfeeding. If you take anything regularly — for blood pressure, diabetes, thyroid, or an anticoagulant — mention the syrup or capsule by name at your next appointment.

People routinely list every prescription tablet and leave out the herbal bottle, because it feels like food rather than medicine. It is worth saying.

When a Doctor Comes First

• Symptoms that are new, severe or getting worse.
• Anything lasting more than a couple of weeks without improving.
• Fever, unexplained weight loss, or blood anywhere it should not be.
• A child, where self-treating is rarely the right first step.
• Pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Traditional preparations sit alongside medical care rather than in place of it, and delaying a diagnosis is the cost that matters most.

This is worth saying directly because the usual harm from a traditional preparation is not the preparation itself. It is the weeks spent on it while something treatable goes unlooked at. Taking a syrup and seeing a doctor are not alternatives, and nothing on this page suggests they are.

Syrups Come in Large Bottles for a Reason

The 450ml bottle is the standard across Unani manufacturing, and it reflects how these preparations are taken: a measured dose, usually more than once a day, over a course of weeks rather than a few days. A small bottle would run out mid-course.

That has two practical consequences. The first is storage — an opened bottle lasts long enough to matter, so it wants a cool, dark place with the cap properly closed, not a windowsill. The second is the measure: these are taken by spoon or cap rather than by the mouthful, and the dose on the label is what the course assumes.

Shake before pouring. Plant extracts settle, and a dose poured from an unshaken bottle is not the preparation the label describes.

Who Makes What You Are Buying

Several Bangladeshi companies carry similar names, and more than one has Renix in it. The licence number printed on the pack identifies the manufacturer exactly, and it is the thing to check if you have been recommended a preparation by name and want to be sure you are getting the right maker’s version.

The product page on each listing names the manufacturer in full. Where a preparation has been recommended to you by a practitioner, matching both the product name and the company is worth the extra moment.

What Changes the Price

Renix pricing in Bangladesh moves on two things, and this is a narrow range by the standards of a pharmaceutical shelf:

• Bottle size — 450ml against 200ml is the widest axis here.
• Format — a capsule pack and a syrup bottle are priced on different bases.

Within the 450ml syrups the figures sit close together, which means the choice is about which preparation you were recommended rather than about cost. That is unusual and worth saying plainly: on this shelf, price is not the deciding variable.

People come to this brand looking for the company and what it makes, rather than to compare figures.

What each bottle costs today sits in the grid above, alongside whether it is currently in stock — which on a range this size is the more useful of the two.

Unani, Ayurvedic and Herbal Are Not One Category

The three get grouped together on shelves and in conversation, and they are distinct traditions with different licensing. Unani descends from Greco-Arabic medicine and reached South Asia through Persian scholarship. Ayurveda is an older Indian system with its own pharmacopoeia and its own diagnostic logic. Herbal supplements are a modern regulatory category rather than a tradition at all.

A Unani manufacturer is licensed as one, and that is printed on the pack. It matters here because Arogga’s taxonomy has no Unani shelf of its own, so these products sit under general medicine and herbal headings alongside preparations from other traditions entirely.

If a practitioner has recommended a Unani preparation specifically, the licence line on the pack is how you confirm you have one.

About Renix Laboratories (Unani) Ltd

Renix Laboratories (Unani) Ltd is a Bangladeshi manufacturer of Unani medicines, licensed to produce traditional preparations under the country’s framework for Unani, Ayurvedic and herbal manufacturers.

Its range covers herbal syrups in large bottles, multivitamin preparations including a paediatric version, and capsules. Products are formulated to Unani principles, which build preparations from plant, mineral and other natural ingredients according to a traditional pharmacopoeia rather than to a conventional drug-development process.

The company sells through pharmacies and traditional-medicine retailers across Bangladesh, alongside online channels. Unani manufacturing remains a substantial sector in the country, with products distributed in parallel to conventional pharmaceuticals.

Buying Renix Products Online in Bangladesh

The grid above shows what is in stock now. On a range this size stock movement matters more than it would on a large catalogue, so the grid is the authority rather than any list written elsewhere.

For comparable preparations, the related shelves are Miscellaneous and Health & Immunity Boosters.

Monanix and Junior Monanix are different preparations rather than two sizes of one, and several other names in this range sit close together. Where a practitioner named a preparation, match the name exactly.

Delivery covers the country, and a 450ml bottle travels better than its size suggests. If a course needs more than one bottle, ordering both together saves a gap partway through, which on a measured course is the part that matters.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Unani medicine?

A traditional system with Greco-Arabic roots, practised across South Asia and formally recognised in Bangladesh. Its manufacturers are licensed under a separate framework from conventional pharmaceutical companies.

2. Do these need a prescription?

Unani preparations are generally sold without one. That does not make them suitable for every situation, and anything persistent or severe should be seen by a doctor.

3. What is the difference between Monanix and Junior Monanix?

Junior Monanix is the paediatric preparation. A children’s formulation is made differently rather than simply diluted, so an adult bottle is not a substitute.

4. Can I take these with my regular medicines?

Ask your doctor first. Herbal preparations are not inert, and several plant constituents affect how the body handles conventional medicines.

5. Why do some product names not say what they are?

Short brand names are common across Unani manufacturers. The composition and the maker’s own description are on each product page, and that is where to look before ordering by name.

6. রেনিক্স ইউনানী ল্যাবরেটরিজ লিমিটেড-এর কী কী পণ্য আছে?

মূলত 450ml-এর herbal syrup, Monanix multivitamin আর তার Junior version, এবং capsule। কোনো practitioner নাম বলে দিলে সেই নামটাই মিলিয়ে নেবেন — এই range-এ কয়েকটা নাম কাছাকাছি।

7. ইউনানী ওষুধ কি ডাক্তারের পরামর্শ ছাড়া খাওয়া যায়?

সাধারণত prescription ছাড়াই পাওয়া যায়, তবে সমস্যা দীর্ঘদিন থাকলে বা বাড়তে থাকলে ডাক্তার দেখানোই ঠিক। নিয়মিত কোনো ওষুধ খেলে ডাক্তারকে এই syrup বা capsule-এর কথাও জানাবেন।