Wellcare Nutriscience Product List in Bangladesh

The Wellcare Nutriscience range on Arogga splits three ways: food supplements in tablet and capsule form, medicated soaps, and one topical spray. Most of it sits on the nutraceutical side rather than the prescription side.

You can see the full list in the grid above with the current price on each entry. Comparable ranges sit on Arogga’s Herbal & Nutraceuticals shelf.

Wellcare, and the Other Wellcares

The registered company here is Wellcare Nutriscience Ltd, and the full name is worth using. Wellcare on its own belongs to several unrelated businesses around the world, including a large American health insurer, so the single word pulls in a lot of people who want something else entirely.

If you came looking for an insurance plan, a clinic or a retail chain, this is not it. If you came looking for the Bangladeshi nutraceutical company whose tablets carry names like Lactomore, Argilive and Calcimore, you are in the right place.

What the Registered Names Do and Do Not Tell You

This range is registered almost entirely under invented product names rather than under what is inside them. That is normal for the nutraceutical shelf and it has a practical consequence worth stating before anything else on the list is described.

The gap

Across the range, a generic ingredient is recorded against only a pair of entries, and fewer than half carry a strength. The rest give you a coined name, sometimes a number, and a dosage form — which is enough to reorder something you already take and not enough to decide what to start.

Why guessing is the wrong move

A name that sounds like an ingredient is not evidence of one. Several names here read as though they announce their contents, and reading them that way on a health product is a guess dressed up as a fact. If you need to know what is in a tablet, the pack and a pharmacist are the two reliable sources, and both are quicker than working it out from a brand name.

The Two Entries That Name Their Ingredient

A generic ingredient is recorded against a pair of entries, and they are the only ones on the range where you can know what you are buying before it arrives.

An amino acid tablet

Argilive tablet 1000mg is registered against L-arginine, an amino acid that the body also makes for itself and that turns up in ordinary protein foods. It is sold as a food supplement rather than as a treatment, and 1000mg is a single-tablet figure rather than a daily total.

A yeast probiotic capsule

Biosac 250 capsule 250mg(5 billion CFU) is registered against Saccharomyces boulardii, which is a yeast rather than a bacterium. That distinction matters in one practical way: a yeast is unaffected by antibacterial medicines, so the usual advice about spacing a probiotic away from an antibiotic course does not apply to it in the same way. Keep it dry and out of the sun.

The Rest of the Tablet and Capsule Range

Everything else on the oral side carries a brand name and a dosage form, and in some cases a number:

• Lactomore 30’s Tablet — the entry people open more than any other here, and one of those with no strength on record.
• Nutriva 500 tablet 500mg — 500mg per tablet.
• Jointrich Tablet — no number in the title at all.
• Slimofit 500 — the only entry with neither a dosage form nor a unit after the number.
• Libicap 250 capsule 250mg — 250mg per capsule.
• Ri-Lizin 500 capsule 500mg — 500mg per capsule.

Where a number follows the name and a strength follows the dosage form, the two are one fact written twice. Where the number appears with no unit anywhere in the title, as on one entry above, it cannot be read as a strength at all — check the pack. Joint and bone products of this kind sit on Arogga’s Musculoskeletal Systems shelf.

The Medicated Soaps

The soaps are the opposite of the tablets: each one states its contents or its purpose in the registered title.

• MEDI TAR Medicated Soap 100g – with Pine Tar, Cade Oil & Arachis Oil — a tar soap, and the one with an allergy note attached below.
• Softto Neem Medicated Soap 100gm – Neem & Castor Oil for Clean, Soft Skin — neem and castor oil.
• Acnofa Soap For Acne And Oily Skin 100g soap 100gm — the one aimed at oily and spot-prone skin.

Arachis oil is peanut oil. Anyone with a peanut allergy should treat that soap as off-limits and say so at the counter, because the ingredient is easy to miss inside a long title. Cade oil is distilled from juniper wood and gives tar soaps their smoky smell; it stains light-coloured cloth, so a dark towel is the sensible pairing.

Contact time with a bar is measured in seconds rather than minutes. Use one where the problem actually is rather than all over, rinse thoroughly, and give any of them a few days on the inside of the forearm before it goes near the face. These sit under Medicated Soap.

What a Soap Can and Cannot Change

Some soaps on the wider shelf are sold on an appeal to skin tone, and it is worth being plain about what that means. Agents that act on pigment work on areas that have darkened relative to the rest — sun patches, the mark a spot leaves behind, uneven colouring across the cheeks.

Natural colouring is settled by genetics, and a lather does not reach it. Rank everything that affects how even skin looks and a bar at the basin comes well down that order, with sun protection at the top of it. Marks darken under daylight, during the hours when no soap is anywhere near the skin.

The Foot and Shoe Spray

Wellcare Natureal Deodorizing Foot & Shoe Spray 100ml is the only entry carrying the company name in its own title, and the only one that is neither taken nor washed off.

Foot odour in this climate is usually a shoe problem rather than a foot problem, because leather and canvas hold damp for days. A spray used on the inside of the shoe overnight, with the shoes rotated so each pair dries fully, does more than the same spray used on skin alone.

How to Find the Exact Wellcare Product

Search the product name, not the company

Typing Lactomore or Jointrich into the search box lands on the item itself. Typing the company name lands on this list, which is useful for browsing and slower if you already know what you want.

Match the number and the form together

A name plus a number is not enough on its own, because the same number appears on more than one product here. Check the dosage form beside it — tablet or capsule — and then the pack count where the title gives one.

What a Food Supplement Is, and What It Is Not

The regulatory difference

A food supplement is registered on a different basis from a medicine. It is not assessed for treating a condition, it does not carry an approved indication, and it is not a substitute for something a doctor has prescribed. That is a statement about paperwork rather than about quality, and it is the reason these pages describe what a product is rather than what it does.

When to ask rather than order

Ask a pharmacist or a doctor first if you take prescription medicine daily, if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, if you are buying for a child, or if you have kidney or liver disease. Amino acids and mineral supplements are the two groups where an interaction is most often missed, and both are on this range.

What Changes the Price

Three things move the figure across a range this mixed:

• Pack count — a tablet strip and a month’s supply are priced per pack, not per tablet, so the per-day figure is the comparable one.
• What kind of product it is — a soap, a capsule and an aerosol spray share a brand and nothing else about how they are costed.
• Strength — where a title carries a number, a higher one usually means fewer units for the same money rather than a straight uplift.

Supplements are the category where per-pack comparison misleads most often, because a course runs for months and the pack sizes are not standardised across brands. Work out the cost of a day before comparing two tubs.

Each entry carries its own current figure, and on this range the soaps and the spray move independently of the tablets because they are sourced on a different cycle.

About Wellcare Nutriscience Ltd

Wellcare Nutriscience Ltd is a Bangladeshi company operating in the nutraceutical and herbal segment, which in this market sits beside the pharmaceutical industry rather than inside it. Its products are registered as food supplements and as medicated topical preparations rather than as prescription medicines.

Its range covers oral supplements in tablet and capsule form, medicated bar soaps built around traditional dermatological ingredients such as neem, castor oil and wood tar, and a topical deodorising spray. Products are registered under individual coined brand names rather than under a single family name.

The range is positioned around everyday supplementation and skin hygiene at pharmacy price points, and it reaches customers in Bangladesh through retail pharmacies and online pharmacy platforms rather than through general grocery retail.

Buying Wellcare Products Online in Bangladesh

The grid above is the current list, with each product on its own entry and the stock position shown as it stands.

Check the brand name, the number and the dosage form together before ordering, and keep the pack once it arrives — on this range the pack is the only place a full ingredient list appears. The topical side sits under Dermatological Preparations.

If a product was recommended to you by name and the name does not appear here exactly as you were given it, ask a pharmacist before substituting something that looks similar. Coined names across this shelf resemble each other more than their contents do.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Why do the product names not say what is inside?

They are coined brand names, which is how most of the nutraceutical shelf is registered. The pack carries the ingredient list, and a pharmacist can read it with you.

2. Which entries state a generic ingredient?

Argilive is recorded against L-arginine and Biosac against Saccharomyces boulardii. On the rest, the catalogue record holds a brand name and a dosage form only.

3. Are these medicines?

Most of the oral range is registered as a food supplement, not as a medicine, so it carries no approved indication and is not a replacement for anything prescribed. The soaps are topical preparations.

4. Can these be taken during pregnancy?

That is a question for the doctor managing the pregnancy, every time. A supplement is not automatically safe simply because it is not a prescription medicine, and the answer differs by ingredient and by trimester.

5. What is in the tar soap?

Its title lists pine tar, cade oil and arachis oil. Arachis oil is peanut oil, so anyone with a peanut allergy should avoid it and mention the allergy when ordering.

6. আর্জিলিভ বা ল্যাকটোমোর — এগুলো আসলে কী জিনিস?

এগুলো food supplement, prescription medicine নয়। Argilive-এর record-এ generic লেখা আছে — L-arginine, একটা amino acid। বাকিগুলোর record-এ শুধু brand name আর dosage form, তাই কী আছে জানতে packet-টা দেখে ফার্মাসিস্টকে জিজ্ঞেস করাই নিরাপদ।