Neoventis Biotech Products List in Bangladesh

Neoventis Biotech registers herbal and nutraceutical products rather than conventional medicines, and that changes what a hub page owes the reader. A prescription medicine has one active molecule and a defined indication. A supplement has a list of extracts, and the distance between the label and the evidence varies enormously between products.

So each section below gives the composition first and says what the product is sold for. The section before the FAQ says what that language does and does not mean.

Neoventis, Neuventis and Neoventis Pharmaceuticals

The registered name is Neoventis Biotech, and the company also styles itself Neoventis Biotech, Herbal & Nutraceuticals — the form printed on the packs, copied verbatim into a search box.

The company is also reached as Neoventis Pharmaceuticals Ltd, which leads to the same range on Arogga. Neuventis and Noventis are the two misspellings that recur, both swapping or dropping a single letter in the middle, where nothing about the pronunciation tells you which is right.

The Neoventis Products List

The grid above is the list, drawn from live stock rather than a saved file. That matters more on a nutraceutical range than a pharmacy one, because supplement lines are added and withdrawn faster than registered medicines are.

Names here vary from descriptive to opaque. JOINT-PRO prints its ingredient list in its own name; Ontab, Cur-Q and Zomato tell you nothing. Each section below closes that gap.

Ontab and the Enzyme Tablets

Ontab Tablet 50mg/1mg is bromelain with trypsin — two proteolytic enzymes, one from pineapple and one from the pancreas. More people open it than open every other listing in the range put together, and it sits under Musculoskeletal Systems.

Enzyme tablets of this kind are given after soft-tissue injury, dental surgery and sinus inflammation, on the reasoning that the enzymes break down the proteins involved in swelling. The clinical evidence behind them is real but modest.

Two practical points. They are taken on an empty stomach, because with food the enzymes work on the meal instead. And they are not painkillers — they are given alongside pain relief, not instead of it.

Bone Support, Calcium and Vitamin K2

Fistabon tablet 45mcg+500mg+1000IU combines menaquinone-7 — vitamin K2 — with calcium and vitamin D3, under Vitamin, Mineral & Nutritional Deficiency.

The three go together for a reason. Vitamin D governs how much calcium the gut absorbs, and vitamin K2 activates the proteins that bind the absorbed calcium into bone. Calcium is the ingredient people think about; the other two decide what happens to it.

Anyone on warfarin raises vitamin K with their doctor before starting a product like this, because vitamin K is what warfarin works against. That is a straightforward interaction rather than a caution about strength.

Cur-Q and Turmeric Extract

Cur-Q 500mg tablet 500mg is curcuminoids from Curcuma longa — standardised turmeric extract, under Herbal & Nutraceuticals.

The distinction that matters is between the spice and the extract. Curcuminoids are a small fraction of turmeric by weight, so a standardised 500mg extract concentrates far more of them than cooking with the powder does. That is the case for the capsule.

The known limitation is absorption. Curcumin is poorly taken up from the gut on its own, which is why formulations add piperine or a modified carrier, and why it is taken with food containing some fat.

QF 400 and the Form of Folate

QF 400 Quatrefolic (6S 5-Methyltetrahydrofolate) capsule 400mcg is folate in its already-active form, rather than folic acid.

Ordinary folic acid has to be converted by the body before it can be used. 5-methyltetrahydrofolate is what that conversion produces, so it skips the step. That is the whole argument for this product over a standard folic acid tablet.

The 400mcg strength is the one used around conception and early pregnancy. Which form suits an individual is a question for the doctor managing the pregnancy, not a shelf decision.

Blubio and What a Probiotic Count Means

Blubio (Probiotic 10 Billion) states its count on the front of the pack, which is standard for the category and less informative than it looks.

A count is the number of live organisms per dose. It says nothing about which strains they are, and probiotic research is done strain by strain — a finding about one does not transfer to another in the same genus. A higher number is not automatically better.

Probiotics are most often taken alongside or after a course of antibiotics, and during a bout of diarrhoea. Storage matters: live organisms die off with heat and time, so the expiry date is doing more work here than on a vitamin tablet.

Ginkgo, Joints, Liver and Coenzyme Q10

Assure and Bilocare

• Assure 60 capsule 60mg — ginkgo biloba extract.
• Bilocare 60 Capsule 30’s capsule 60mg — the same extract at the same strength, in a different pack.

Ginkgo is taken for memory, concentration and circulation, and it carries the clearest interaction in this range. It affects platelets, so anyone on aspirin, clopidogrel or warfarin raises it with a doctor, and it is stopped before planned surgery.

JOINT-PRO and Oxihepato

• JOINT-PRO – Glucosamine, Chondroitin, Collagen, L-Arginine, Hyaluronic Acid & Vitamin D — the name is the ingredient list. Glucosamine and chondroitin are the long-standing joint supplements, and the trial evidence on both is genuinely mixed rather than settled.
• Oxihepato 500 capsule 500mg — silymarin, the extract from milk thistle, taken for liver support.

Neither is a treatment. A joint supplement does not rebuild cartilage, and milk thistle does not undo liver damage or make alcohol safe. Both are taken over months rather than days, which is worth knowing before starting.

The coenzyme Q10 capsules

• RP-Q Co-Enzyme Q10 100mg+Vitamin E and Zeno-Q (Coenzyme Q10 + Vitamin E) Capsule 30’s capsule — the same pairing in two registrations.
• SUMVITAL SG Softgel Capsules — panax ginseng extract with a multivitamin and multimineral base.

Coenzyme Q10 is part of how cells produce energy, and the body makes less of it with age and on statins. Those are the two reasons it is suggested. It belongs to Endocrine & Metabolic System on the shelves here.

Hormone and Fertility Supplements

This is where names and contents diverge most, so read the composition rather than the label.

Fertilita and Lactobid

• Fertilita 30’s — myo-inositol with D-chiro-inositol, L-methylfolate, vitamin D3 and melatonin. It is sold for polycystic ovary syndrome and related concerns.
• Lactobid 200 Capsule (Chaste Tree Vitex Agnus-Castus) – 30’s capsule 200mg — chaste tree extract, long used for premenstrual symptoms and cycle irregularity.

The melatonin in the first deserves its own mention. It is a sleep hormone, it causes drowsiness, and it is why that tablet is not taken before driving. A supplement carrying an active hormone is a different proposition from one carrying plant extracts.

Estrogen and Zomato

• Estrogen – Red Clover (Trifolium pratense) Standardized Extract 430mg — despite the registered name, this contains no estrogen. It is red clover extract, a source of plant isoflavones, taken around menopause.
• Zomato — a blend of cassava root, evening primrose oil, maca, chaste berry, borage seed oil, dandelion, licorice, tribulus, red clover and ashwagandha.

The naming of the first is worth being explicit about. Plant isoflavones attach weakly to the same receptors as the hormone, which is why they are called phytoestrogens. That is a long way from being estrogen, and the product name invites a conclusion the composition does not support. Anyone with a hormone-sensitive condition raises this class with a doctor rather than judging it by the name.

Grofer

Grofer 50 Tablet 30’s tablet 50mg is dehydroepiandrosterone, usually written DHEA. This is not a plant extract. It is a steroid hormone the adrenal glands make, which the body converts onwards into other sex hormones.

It is used in some fertility protocols under supervision, and it is banned in competitive sport because it is a hormone. This is the one product here that belongs with a clinician rather than on a shelf.

Medicated Shampoo and Soap

• Neoter Shampoo – Coal Tar Oil 2% Medicated Shampoo for Dandruff & Scalp Psoriasis (100ml) — coal tar at 2%, a long-established treatment for scalp psoriasis and stubborn dandruff. It is left on the scalp for a few minutes rather than rinsed straight off, it has a distinctive smell, and it can lighten coloured hair. It sits under Anti Dandruff Shampoos.
• Ketocare Medicated Anti-Itching, Antifungal & Antibacterial Soap – 75g soap_bar — ketoconazole in a bar, for fungal skin complaints. It is a medicated bar under Dermatological Preparations, not a daily soap, and it is used for the stretch a doctor or pharmacist sets.

What a Supplement Can and Cannot Do

Most of this range is nutraceutical, and the category attracts language that a reader is entitled to have unpacked.

What the ingredients genuinely do. Several of these have specific, established roles. Vitamin K2 activates the proteins that bind calcium into bone. 5-methyltetrahydrofolate is folate the body can use without converting it first. Coenzyme Q10 is part of how cells make energy, and the body makes less of it with age and on statins. Ketoconazole kills fungi and coal tar slows the skin turnover that produces scale. Those are mechanisms, not marketing.

What they do not do. A joint supplement does not regrow cartilage. Milk thistle does not repair a damaged liver. A probiotic count does not tell you whether the strains inside have been studied. A plant isoflavone is not a hormone, whatever a product is called. And nothing in this range treats a disease, which is what distinguishes a supplement from a medicine in the first place.

What actually decides the result. Whether there was a deficiency to correct. Whether the form is one the body can use. Whether it is taken long enough and consistently enough to be a fair test. And whether the underlying cause has been identified at all — a supplement taken in place of a diagnosis costs months, and that is the most expensive thing on this page.

Where Neoventis Biotech Sits on Arogga

This page collects one company. The shelves collect one kind of product across companies, which is the more useful view when the decision is between a ginkgo capsule and a different ginkgo capsule rather than between a brand and a brand.

Some of these listings have few or no competitors on Arogga, and where a product has no alternative the shelf offers no comparison to make. Others sit among a dozen. Stock and pack sizes move, so the listing is the record.

About Neoventis Biotech

Neoventis Biotech, Herbal & Nutraceuticals is a Dhaka-based company, and its range on Arogga is almost entirely supplements and standardised plant extracts rather than conventional medicines.

The shape is coherent: standardised single extracts at the core — ginkgo, curcumin, silymarin, chaste tree, red clover — alongside a bone combination, an active folate, a probiotic, a joint blend and coenzyme Q10. The medicated topicals and the hormone tablet sit apart.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Ontab used for?

It contains bromelain and trypsin, two proteolytic enzymes, and is given for swelling after soft-tissue injury, dental surgery and sinus inflammation. It is taken on an empty stomach, and it is not a painkiller.

2. Is the product called Estrogen actually estrogen?

No. It is a standardised red clover extract, a source of plant isoflavones. Those attach weakly to the same receptors, which is why they are called phytoestrogens, but the product contains no estrogen. Anyone with a hormone-sensitive condition should raise it with a doctor.

3. What is the difference between QF 400 and an ordinary folic acid tablet?

Folic acid has to be converted before the body can use it. QF 400 is 5-methyltetrahydrofolate, what that conversion produces, so it arrives usable. Whether the difference matters for a given person is for the prescribing doctor.

4. Does a higher probiotic count mean a better product?

Not on its own. The count is how many live organisms a dose contains; it says nothing about which strains they are, and probiotic research is done strain by strain. Storage and the expiry date matter more here than on a vitamin, because the organisms are alive.

5. Can I take Assure or Bilocare with a blood thinner?

Raise it with your doctor first. Both are ginkgo biloba, which affects platelets, so it is a genuine consideration alongside aspirin, clopidogrel or warfarin, and it is usually stopped before planned surgery. The same conversation applies to the vitamin K2 in Fistabon for anyone on warfarin.

6. Is there a Neoventis Biotech product list PDF?

Arogga does not publish one. The grid above is built from live stock, which matters here because supplement lines move faster than registered medicines. Each listing carries its pack, composition and current price on its own page.

7. Is Grofer a herbal supplement?

No. Grofer 50 is dehydroepiandrosterone, or DHEA — a steroid hormone the adrenal glands produce and the body converts into other sex hormones. It is used in some fertility protocols under supervision and banned in competitive sport, and it is not comparable to the plant extracts here.