Alzirol & Fungikill Antifungal Products in Bangladesh

R.S Trade International registers its medicated skin range under two line names, and those names are what people here actually know it by. Alzirol is the washing side of the range — a scalp shampoo and a bath bar sharing one pair of actives. Fungikill is the tube side, a cream built on a different pair. Between them the range reaches the scalp, the skin you lather, and one patch you treat on its own.

The grid above carries whatever is listed today, each pack with its own live price. Arogga files the lot under Dermatological Preparations, beside the creams, washes and ointments that come from behind a pharmacy counter rather than off a beauty shelf.

The Two Active Pairs This Range Is Built On

Every item here names its actives in the registered title, which is unusual and useful. Read that part and you know what a pack is before you open the listing. Both lines pair a broad antifungal with a second agent, and the second agent is what separates them.

Ketoconazole with zinc pyrithione — the Alzirol pair

Ketoconazole is an imidazole antifungal; zinc pyrithione is an antifungal and antibacterial agent long used in scalp preparations. The Alzirol shampoo prints both names in full. The Alzirol soap prints the second one as ZPTO, which is the trade abbreviation for the same compound, so a shopper comparing the two titles letter by letter can be forgiven for thinking they differ.

Luliconazole with terbinafine — the Fungikill pair

Luliconazole is a newer imidazole; terbinafine is an allylamine. Pairing them is common in South Asian topical registrations. Fungikill carries both at 1% w/w, which the title writes out, and the registered spelling drops the final letter of luliconazole — it reads Luliconazol inside the brackets.

Fungikill Comes in a Tube, and Comes in One Size

Fungikill is the part of this range people arrive already knowing the name of, usually because somebody wrote it on a slip for them. The listing is Fungikill Cream 20g(Luliconazol & Terbinafine) cream, a 20g tube.

Check that the title says Cream

Plenty of people come looking for a Fungikill lotion, because that is what a thin, spreadable topical gets called in everyday Bangla and in everyday English alike. What the name is registered against on this record is the cream, in a tube, at the weight printed at the end of the title. If a slip of paper just says Fungikill, the tube is the thing to put in the basket.

Fungikil, F Kill and the other ways it gets written

The name is heard more often than it is read, so it gets written down several ways: Fungikil with one l, F Kill as two words, F-Kill with a hyphen. They all point at the same tube. The registered spelling runs the two halves together — Fungi, then kill — and typing it that way is the quickest route to the right listing.

Alzirol Is Sold as a Bar and as a Bottle

The Alzirol side splits by what you do with it rather than by strength. One is a soap you use in the shower; the other is a shampoo you work into wet hair. Both carry the same pair of actives, so the choice is about where the product needs to go.

The bar

Alzirol Antibacterial & Antifungal Soap – Ketoconazole & ZPTO 75g is a 75g medicated bar. A bar covers ground that a tube cannot — the back, the chest, the folds — because it goes wherever the lather goes.

The bottle

ALZIROL – Anti-Dandruff Shampoo with Ketoconazole & Zinc Pyrithione 100ml comes in a 100ml bottle and is registered as an anti-dandruff shampoo. Note the capitals: the shampoo title shouts the name and the soap title does not, though the line is the same one.

A Bar, a Bottle and a Tube Are Not Interchangeable

Format is the real decision on a range this size, and it is decided by surface rather than by preference. Contact time is what separates them: lather leaves with the water, while a cream carries on once the tap is off. That difference is why one pair of actives gets sold three ways.

• Hair and scalp — a shampoo is the only format here designed to be worked through hair and rinsed out
• Broad skin areas — a bar lathers over a wide surface in the time a shower takes
• One defined patch — a tube cream is measured out and left in place on a small area

Who decides which one, and for how long

Naming a skin complaint from a photograph or a description is a doctor’s job, and so is deciding how long any of these should be used. A fungal-looking patch, a scaly scalp and an itch that keeps coming back can all have more than one cause. Take the question to a doctor or to a registered pharmacist, and take the pack with you.

Reading One of These Titles Before You Order

These registered names are long because they are doing several jobs at once. Split a title into its parts and the comparison gets quick.

• The line name comes first — Alzirol or Fungikill
• The format follows — soap, shampoo or cream
• The actives sit in the middle, spelled out or abbreviated
• The pack weight or volume closes the title, in g or ml

What the strength notation means

The Fungikill listing records its strength as 1% w/w for each of its two actives. The w/w is weight for weight — grams of active in every hundred grams of cream. It is the standard way a semi-solid preparation is labelled, and it is not comparable with the percentage on a liquid.

What a title will not tell you

A registered name carries the actives and the pack. It does not carry the excipient base, the manufacturer’s batch instructions or the full leaflet. Open the individual listing for what the record holds, and read the carton when the parcel arrives.

What Changes the Price

Three formats, three different kinds of packaging and three different fill weights sit on this record, so a single figure would describe none of them. A 20g aluminium tube, a wrapped 75g bar and a 100ml plastic bottle each carry their own cost before anything inside them is counted.

Imported medicated preparations also move with the landed cost of a consignment, and a line that arrives in batches is repriced batch by batch. The actives matter too: a newer imidazole does not cost what a long-established one costs.

Because every pack on this record is a separate listing, the figure that applies to you is the one sitting on the listing you are about to open. A number written into a paragraph here would be out of date by the next consignment, which is the one thing a page like a carton cannot do and a live listing can.

Where This Range Sits on Arogga

The shelves worth opening next are the ones holding the rest of the same drug class, rather than the ones holding products that look similar.

• Anti-Fungal — the class shelf, where topical and oral antifungals sit together
• Medicated Shampoo — scalp preparations sold as a wash rather than as a leave-on
• Antimicrobial — the broader shelf the medicated bars are filed under
• Subcutaneous And Mycoses — the deeper fungal node, worth a look if a pharmacist has mentioned one

About R.S Trade International

R.S Trade International is a Bangladesh-based trading and import business operating in the pharmaceutical and medicated personal-care segment. Like most companies of its kind in Dhaka, it brings finished preparations into the country and registers them locally under its own line names rather than manufacturing them itself.

Its registered range sits in topical dermatology: antifungal and antimicrobial preparations in wash and cream form, marketed as Alzirol and as Fungikill. Both lines are built on established topical actives rather than on proprietary formulations, and both are registered as medicines rather than as cosmetics. The company keeps a small catalogue and publishes little beyond its product registrations, which is ordinary for an importer of this size.

Buy Alzirol and Fungikill Online in Bangladesh

Everything on this record is ordered the same way as the rest of Arogga’s medicine catalogue, with delivery across Bangladesh. The grid shows what is in stock right now, so an item that is not showing has simply not come back in yet.

Check the full title against whatever you were told to get before you confirm — the line name first, then the format word, then the weight at the end. Two packs from the same line can look alike in a list and do quite different things on the skin. The Dermatological Preparations shelf is the place to browse sideways if nothing here is what was written down for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the difference between Alzirol soap and Alzirol shampoo?

The actives are the same pair — ketoconazole with zinc pyrithione. The difference is the vehicle. The shampoo is a 100ml liquid made to be worked through wet hair and rinsed; the soap is a 75g bar for use in the shower over a wider area of skin.

2. Is Fungikill the same thing as Fungikil or F Kill?

Yes. They are spellings of one name that people have heard rather than read. The registered title runs it together as Fungikill and ends with the pack weight, so typing it closed up lands you on the right tube.

3. What does ZPTO mean on the Alzirol soap title?

ZPTO is the shorthand for zinc pyrithione, the same compound the shampoo title spells out in full. One registered name abbreviates it and the other does not, which makes the pair look less alike than they are.

4. What size does Fungikill cream come in?

The listing on this record is a 20g tube, and the weight is printed at the end of the registered title. Open the listing for the live price and for whatever the record holds on the pack itself.

5. Do I need to see a doctor before using these?

For anything beyond a pack you have already been told to buy, yes. A skin complaint that looks fungal can have several causes, and the length of any course is a prescriber’s decision. A registered pharmacist can also read the carton with you.

6. Fungikill cream-er dam koto, ar Alzirol shampoo-r sathe partokko ki?

দাম প্রতিটা listing-এ আলাদা করে দেওয়া থাকে, কারণ tube, bar আর bottle তিনটার pack size তিন রকম — উপরের তালিকা থেকে যেটা দরকার সেটার পেজ খুললেই আজকের দামটা পাবেন। আর পার্থক্যটা formulation-এ: Fungikill হলো cream, ত্বকের নির্দিষ্ট জায়গায় লাগানোর জন্য; Alzirol shampoo চুল আর মাথার ত্বকে লাগিয়ে ধুয়ে ফেলার জন্য।