SB Derma Skin Care and Supplements in Bangladesh

Only one pack in this whole range actually says SB Derma on it. The rest carry their own names — Derex, Mitex, Coryxia, Calcibon, Mooyam. People arrive here having been told a product rather than a company, so the useful way through the grid above is by what each thing treats rather than by family.

Half of what is listed goes on skin and half is swallowed. The topical half sits in Arogga’s Dermatological Preparations shelf and the oral half sits with the supplements, which is a wider spread than the brand name suggests.

One Shelf, Two Completely Different Aisles

Grouped by what you do with them, the range breaks in half:

• Applied to skin or hair — a scabies lotion and bar, an anti-fungal shampoo and bar, an acne gel, a salicylic cleanser, a dark-spot cream and a sunscreen
• Swallowed — calcium and bone tablets, a joint formula, an omega softgel, a B-vitamin tablet and a few herbal capsules

Those two halves behave differently in every way that matters: one is bought for a problem that will be gone in a fortnight, the other for something taken daily for months. Nothing on the grid separates them, so it is worth knowing which half you are in before comparing anything.

The Title Is the Data Sheet Here

These titles are unusually long, and that is a feature. Most of them pack the indication, the pack size and a run of strength figures into the product name, because nothing else on the listing carries that information.

Where the Percentages Have Names Attached

The readable ones put the ingredients and the figures in matching order, so you can line them up one to one. The scabies pair do this, naming both actives in brackets and then giving both strengths in the same sequence. That is the version to hope for.

Where They Do Not

On others the figures arrive alone. One shampoo title ends with a string of percentages and no ingredient names at all, and the matching bar ends with four. Read those as a signal that the product is medicated rather than as something you can compare, and ask a pharmacist what sits behind the numbers.

One more habit to know about: several titles end in a lowercase format word, sometimes with an underscore in it. That tail is not part of the product name and you can stop reading at the pack size.

Scabies and Lice: a Lotion and a Bar That Pair Up

This is the clearest-labelled corner of the range, and the two items are used together rather than instead of each other.

The Lotion Does the Treating

Derex Lotion 100ml (Permethrin & Cetrimide) – Treatment for Scabies & Lice lotion 5% w/v + 0.1% w/v names permethrin and cetrimide and gives a strength for each. Scabies is a household problem rather than a personal one, so whoever prescribes it will usually want everyone under the same roof treated in the same window.

The Bar Is for Washing

Alongside it sits Derex Soap 75g (Permethrin & Cetrimide) – Treatment for Scabies & Lice soap_bar 5% w/w + 0.1% w/w +2.00%W/W, a 75g bar carrying the same actives. A bar on its own is rarely the whole routine for scabies; it supports the lotion and helps during the weeks afterwards. Arogga’s Topical Anti-Infectives shelf lists the comparable preparations.

Dandruff, Fungus and the Mitex Pair

The Mitex name runs across a bottle and a bar, and they answer slightly different complaints. MITEX Shampoo 100ml – Anti-Dandruff Treatment for Seborrhoeic Dermatitis & Itchy Scalp shampoo 2% w/v + 1% w/v +10% names seborrhoeic dermatitis and an itchy scalp, which is a heavier complaint than ordinary flaking.

The bar version is Mitex Soap 75gm – Anti-Fungal & Anti-Bacterial Medicated Soap soap_bar 2.0% w/w + 1.0% w/w + 2.0% w/w + 3.0% w/w. It calls itself anti-fungal and anti-bacterial and is aimed at the body rather than the scalp. Neither is an everyday toiletry, and the frequency should come from whoever recommended it. Both appear in Medicated Shampoo and the medicated bar shelf beside it.

Acne Across a Cleanser and a Gel

Two items cover acne and they sit at different points in a routine. Mooyam Salicylic Acid Cleanser 2% 80g – Deep Cleansing Oil Control Exfoliating Face Wash for Acne-Prone Skin exfoliating_face_wash is the wash, and its title is one of the few that states a percentage with the ingredient right next to it.

The leave-on step is Acne Control Gel 30g – Acne Treatment, Clears Acne & Prevents Breakouts gel, a 30g tube. That wording is the manufacturer’s own, and a gel of this kind is applied thinly where spots are rather than across the whole face. Give either one several weeks before judging it.

What a Dark-Spot Cream Can and Cannot Do

The pigmentation item on this shelf is Mooyam Dark Spot Removal Cream 30g – Whitening Freckle Cream for Spot Reduction & Brightening Skin gel. That title is the manufacturer’s own wording rather than a description of what is inside, and no ingredient is named anywhere on it. Asking a pharmacist what the cream contains before starting a course is a fair thing to do.

What the ingredients genuinely do. The agents sold for this job are vitamin C, niacinamide, alpha arbutin, kojic acid and azelaic acid. Each interrupts pigment production in places where too much of it has been made: sun marks, the brown shadows acne leaves behind, patches of melasma. Used steadily over weeks they can make tone read as more even and dull skin look clearer.

What they do not do. They cannot change the colouring a person was born with. A cream works on a patch rather than on a face. A freckle can fade while the skin around it stays exactly the shade it always was, and a product named for removal is the one that makes that hardest to picture.

What actually decides the result. Daylight, and then consistency. Pigment darkens in sunlight faster than any cream fades it, so a spot treatment used at night on skin that goes unprotected all day is spending the morning undoing the night. Covering up matters more than the cream does.

Sun Protection Is the Other Half of That Routine

The one listing that carries the company name is also the one the section above depends on. SB Derma Glow Screen SPF 50+ PA++++ Sunscreen Lotion 75ml is a 75ml lotion with a PA rating alongside its SPF, which is the figure covering the longer wavelengths that drive pigmentation rather than burning.

Its product page describes an oil-free, non-comedogenic texture, which matters if you are already using a salicylic wash or a spot gel and do not want a heavy layer over them. Arogga’s Sunscreen & UV Protections shelf is where it sits against the alternatives.

The Tablets and Capsules Carry Real Ingredient Lists

The oral half of the range is the better documented half. Several of these product pages print a full nutrient table, which almost none of the topicals do.

Bone and Joint Support

This is the deepest group on the oral side and the three overlap enough to be worth telling apart:

• Calcibon-CD 30’s — coral calcium with vitamin D3, zinc, magnesium and L-lysine
• Osvenix Tablet for Strong Bones & Optimal Calcium Support — the same idea with vitamin K2 added
• Flexa-MX Advanced Joint Care Tablet 30 Tablet — glucosamine and chondroitin rather than calcium, so a joint formula rather than a bone one

The first two are close relatives and the third answers a different complaint. Arogga’s Glucosamine shelf is where the joint side is grouped.

Nerve, Heart and Everyday Nutrition

Two more tablets cover general ground. Neubrain Multivitamin Tablet with B Vitamins, Magnesium, Zinc & Copper lists its B vitamins and minerals in the title itself, and Cynovex 369 (Omega 3-6-9) Softgel Capsule 30’s is a softgel combining fish, evening primrose and olive oils.

The Herbal Capsules

Three capsules sit on the herbal and miscellaneous shelves rather than with the vitamins:

• Coryxia 500 Capsule (30’s) capsule 500mg
• Jinseng-Care (Ginseng) 500mg 500mg
• Slimora-WL Capsules (30’s) – Weight Management Support Dietary Supplement capsule

Of the three only the ginseng one names its plant. Take the other two to a pharmacist rather than guessing from the name, particularly alongside anything prescribed. The vitamin side of this range is grouped under Vitamins and Mineral Supplements.

What Changes the Price

Across a range this mixed, the figure moves on a handful of axes:

• Which half you are in — a medicated topical and a vitamin tablet are costed on completely separate logics
• Active content — a bar with four declared percentages and a plain cleanser are not comparable
• Pack — the capsules run in boxes of thirty, the topicals in a single tube or bottle
• Imported against local — part of this range is sourced abroad and moves with shipments

A box of thirty capsules and a thirty-gram tube both say thirty on the front, and neither number tells you how many weeks it lasts. Work out the duration first and read the figure on the listing second.

About SB Derma

SB Derma is a Bangladeshi healthcare brand working across two categories at once: medicated dermatology preparations and oral dietary supplements. Its dermatology side covers scabies and lice treatment, anti-fungal and anti-dandruff washes, acne products, pigmentation creams and sun protection, in lotion, bar, shampoo, gel and cream formats.

Its supplement side runs to coral calcium and vitamin D tablets, a vitamin K2 bone formula, a glucosamine and chondroitin joint tablet, an omega softgel, a B-vitamin and mineral tablet, and herbal capsules including ginseng. These are registered as dietary supplements rather than as medicines.

The company also brings in the Mooyam skincare line, an international range sold across South and Southeast Asia, of which a cream and a cleanser are registered locally. Products reach buyers in Bangladesh through pharmacies and online retail.

Buying SB Derma Products Online in Bangladesh

Everything above ships nationwide and the delivery window on a listing applies the same way outside Dhaka as inside it.

Because the product names and the company name do not match, searching the pack name is faster than browsing the brand. Derex, Mitex, Coryxia, Calcibon and Mooyam each bring up their own listing directly.

When you check a title before ordering, read up to the pack size and stop. What follows it is a run of figures and a format word, and the part that identifies the product has already gone by.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What does SB Derma actually sell?

Two things under one name: medicated skin and scalp preparations, and oral supplements for bone, joint and general nutrition. The skin side is what the brand name points at; the supplement side is roughly as deep.

2. What are the percentages at the end of some titles?

Strength figures for the actives. On the scabies pair they come in the same order as the named ingredients, so they line up. On the Mitex titles the figures appear without names, and a pharmacist is the shortest route to what they refer to.

3. Which listings are for scabies?

The Derex lotion and the Derex bar, both naming permethrin and cetrimide in their titles. They are used together rather than as alternatives, and the routine normally covers a whole household.

4. Is the Mitex shampoo the same thing as the Mitex soap?

Same family, different target. The shampoo names seborrhoeic dermatitis and itchy scalp; the bar describes itself as anti-fungal and anti-bacterial for the body.

5. What is in the Mooyam dark spot cream?

Its title names no ingredient and its product page carries no composition, so there is nothing to read off the listing. Ask a pharmacist what it contains before starting a course on facial skin.

6. Do the supplements need a prescription?

They are registered as dietary supplements and are shelved with vitamins and minerals. Even so, calcium, glucosamine and herbal capsules can interact with prescribed medicine, so mention them at your next appointment.

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