Tablet
Juvain 800 mg
Generic name: Piracetam · Opsonin Pharma Ltd.
- Approx. price
- ৳ 6.02 / tablet
- Generic
- Piracetam
- Strength
- 800 mg
- Form
- Tablet
- Manufacturer
- Opsonin Pharma Ltd.
- Pack
- (50's pack: ৳ 301.00)
Unit Price: ৳ 6.02 (50's pack: ৳ 301.00)
Used for (in Bangla)
Piracetam গ্রুপের ওষুধ। ডাক্তারের পরামর্শ অনুযায়ী ব্যবহার করুন।
Dosage notes (in Bangla)
চিকিৎসক বা ফার্মাসিস্টের পরামর্শ অনুযায়ী খাবেন।
General notes only. Follow your prescription and the leaflet.
Alternative brands
Same generic, same strength (800 mg) and form, cheapest first. The cheapest alternative below costs ৳ 6.00 a unit, against ৳ 6.02. Ask your doctor or pharmacist before switching brands.
- Tablet D-Pira 800 mg Piracetam Drug International Ltd. ৳ 6.00 / tablet Details & alternatives →
- Tablet Neuratam 800 mg Piracetam Ibn Sina Pharmaceuticals Ltd. ৳ 6.00 / tablet Details & alternatives →
- Tablet Memopil 800 mg Piracetam ACI Limited ৳ 6.04 / tablet Details & alternatives →
- Tablet Neurolep 800 mg Piracetam Square Pharmaceuticals Ltd. ৳ 6.04 / tablet Details & alternatives →
- Tablet Piratam 800 mg Piracetam General Pharmaceuticals Ltd. ৳ 6.04 / tablet Details & alternatives →
Other strengths and forms of Juvain
Questions about Juvain
What is the price of Juvain 800 mg in Bangladesh?
About ৳ 6.02 / tablet (Unit Price: ৳ 6.02 (50's pack: ৳ 301.00)). This is an approximate retail price and may have changed; check with your pharmacy.
What is the generic name of Juvain?
Juvain 800 mg contains Piracetam and comes as a tablet.
Who makes Juvain?
Juvain 800 mg is made by Opsonin Pharma Ltd..
What are the alternatives to Juvain 800 mg?
5 other brands have the same generic (Piracetam), strength and form, for example D-Pira (৳ 6.00 / tablet), Neuratam (৳ 6.00 / tablet), Memopil (৳ 6.04 / tablet). Ask your doctor or pharmacist before switching.
Medicine names, makers and prices come from AmarMeds' list of medicines sold in Bangladesh. Prices are approximate retail prices and may have changed; check with your pharmacy. Do not start, stop or switch a medicine without asking a doctor or pharmacist.