Brocoter 66.65 mg/1.5 mg Syrup
Dexter Labratories
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- Composition
- Guaifenesin 66.65mg
- Terbutaline 1.5mg
- Pack
- bottle of 100 ml Syrup
- Form
- syrup
- Therapeutic class
- RESPIRATORY
- Storage
- Store below 30C
Usually needs a prescription. As recorded by the source list. It is not a drug-schedule classification, so treat it as an indication rather than the last word, and ask your chemist or doctor.
Other brands with the same composition
The same active ingredients, from other manufacturers. Whether one can be substituted for another is a decision for your doctor or pharmacist, not for a list.
- Astharid ExpectorantEmpiai Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd · bottle of 100 ml Expectorant
- Bricaline 66.65 mg/1.5 mg SyrupSwiss Pharma Pvt Ltd · bottle of 60 ml Syrup
- Bricarex ExpectorantAstraZeneca · bottle of 200 ml Expectorant
- Bricof 66.65 mg/1.5 mg ExpectorantCipla Ltd · bottle of 100 ml Expectorant
- X Par 66.65 mg/1.5 mg ExpectorantBombay Tablet Mfg Co Pvt Ltd · bottle of 120 ml Expectorant
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Where this came from
A published Indian medicine list, collected in March 2023. We keep the factual fields only — name, composition, manufacturer, pack, class and storage. Packs and manufacturers change, so check the carton you are actually holding.
This page is not medical advice and is not a substitute for a doctor or a pharmacist. It does not tell you what to take, how much, or whether it is safe for you.