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Benfotiamine
A fat-soluble form of Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) that is absorbed much better than water-soluble thiamine, protecting nerve cells and preventing diabetic neuropathy complications.
🧴 Clinical Application
Take 100-150mg daily after a meal, or as directed by a healthcare provider.
⚠️ Side Effects
Extremely rare; mild stomach discomfort.
🛡️ Safety Warnings
Pregnant or lactating women should consult a physician before use.
Jan Aushadhi Products containing Benfotiamine
Found 1 generic formulation(s) containing this active ingredient.
Brand Equivalents & Price Comparison
Compare Jan Aushadhi generic prices against popular commercial brands for Benfotiamine.
| Generic Formulation | Pack Size | Jan Aushadhi Price | Commercial Brand Equivalents | Avg. Commercial Price | Savings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mecobalamin, Alpha Lipoic Acid, Benfotiamine & Folic Acid Capsules | 10's | ₹61.88 | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Get answers to common queries about Benfotiamine generics.
How many Jan Aushadhi products contain Benfotiamine?
This directory currently lists 1 Jan Aushadhi generic product(s) containing Benfotiamine as an active pharmaceutical ingredient (API). The count reflects the July 2026 PMBI catalog snapshot.
Does Benfotiamine require a prescription at Jan Aushadhi Kendras?
Benfotiamine is marked as OTC-eligible in the PMBI catalog, meaning it may be available without a prescription at Jan Aushadhi Kendras. Always verify with the dispensing pharmacist; local regulatory requirements can vary.
What is the lowest listed price for Benfotiamine at Jan Aushadhi?
Price data for Benfotiamine formulations is currently listed as "under process" in the July 2026 PMBI catalog. Visit a Jan Aushadhi Kendra and quote the product drug code for the applicable MRP.
Are Jan Aushadhi Benfotiamine products clinically equivalent to branded versions?
Jan Aushadhi generics contain the same declared active pharmaceutical ingredient (Benfotiamine) at the same concentration as branded counterparts and must meet CDSCO quality standards. However, inactive excipients, release mechanisms, and manufacturing processes can differ between manufacturers. Never switch a prescribed medicine without consulting your doctor.