Cifran Jan Aushadhi Equivalent
Official government generic substitute, verified active pharmaceutical composition, price comparison, and store locator for Cifran.
Cifran
Manufacturer: Fdc Limited
Ciprofloxacin Eye Drops 0.3% w/v
PMBI Drug Code: #344 • WHO-GMP Certified
Monthly Family Savings Calculator
Calculate how much your household saves every month and year by switching from Cifran to the government Jan Aushadhi equivalent.
📊 Commercial Brand Price Benchmark
Real-world private pharmacy retail prices compared against the official Jan Aushadhi generic rate (₹6.56).
| Market Brand | Manufacturer | Pack Size | Market Price | Jan Aushadhi | You Save |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ZOXAN | FDC LIMITED | 5 units | ₹7.47 | ₹6.56 | 12% (₹0.91) |
🩺 Therapeutic Indication
Therapeutic formulation indicated for Opthalmic/Otic under qualified medical guidance.
Clinical Delivery Form
🔬 Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients
The active molecules responsible for the medicinal therapeutic action:
Where to buy the generic alternative for Cifran?
Jan Aushadhi generic medicines are stocked at over 21,000 government-monitored Jan Aushadhi Kendras across all 36 States and Union Territories. Use our locator to find your nearest Kendra.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Cifran Substitution
What is the Jan Aushadhi generic equivalent of Cifran?+
The official Jan Aushadhi generic substitute is Ciprofloxacin Eye Drops IP 0.3% w/v (Drug Code: #344). It contains the identical active pharmaceutical ingredient(s) (ciprofloxacin) at the exact same therapeutic strength and dosage form.
How much money does a family save each month by switching from Cifran to Jan Aushadhi?+
Commercial Cifran (marketed by Fdc Limited) sells for approximately ₹7.47 per pack, whereas the official government Jan Aushadhi generic price is ₹6.56, saving 12% (₹0.91 per pack). For a typical household requiring 1 pack per month, this saves ₹0.91 every month, or approximately ₹11 every single year.
Is the Jan Aushadhi equivalent as effective and safe as Cifran?+
Yes. Jan Aushadhi medicines are procured by the Pharmaceuticals & Medical Devices Bureau of India (PMBI) strictly from WHO-GMP compliant pharmaceutical manufacturers and batch-tested in NABL-accredited laboratories to verify chemical purity, potency, and pharmacopoeial standards. Always consult your doctor before changing prescribed brands.
Where can I purchase the Jan Aushadhi generic substitute?+
It is available at all 21,000+ Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Kendras (PMBJK) across India. You can look up your nearest Kendra by PIN code or district using our free Kendra Finder.