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Prescription requiredAloe Vera (2%w/w) + Allantoin (0.5%w/w) + Kojic Acid (2%w/w)

I-Glow Gel, Substitutes & Alternatives

Find medicines with the same composition as I-Glow Gel (Aloe Vera (2%w/w) + Allantoin (0.5%w/w) + Kojic Acid (2%w/w) + Octinoxate (5%w/w) + Arbutin (2%w/w) + Licorice (1%w/w) + Glycolic Acid (7.5%w/w) + Vitamin E (0.3%w/w) + Niacinamide (3%w/w)). Compare alternatives at different price points.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Balaji Krishnan, MBBS · Updated August 2026

Understanding the Composition

I-Glow Gel contains Aloe Vera (2%w/w) + Allantoin (0.5%w/w) + Kojic Acid (2%w/w) + Octinoxate (5%w/w) + Arbutin (2%w/w) + Licorice (1%w/w) + Glycolic Acid (7.5%w/w) + Vitamin E (0.3%w/w) + Niacinamide (3%w/w). Substitute medicines with the same active ingredient work by the same mechanism and treat the same conditions.

Price differences between brands are common and do not indicate a difference in quality or effectiveness. All medicines sold in India must meet the standards set by CDSCO (Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation).

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I-Glow Gel: At a Glance

Composition
Aloe Vera (2%w/w) + Allantoin (0.5%w/w) + Kojic Acid (2%w/w) + Octinoxate (5%w/w) + Arbutin (2%w/w) + Licorice (1%w/w) + Glycolic Acid (7.5%w/w) + Vitamin E (0.3%w/w) + Niacinamide (3%w/w)
Price
₹339
Prescription
Required (Rx)
Manufacturer
MRHM

I-Glow Gel: Substitute FAQs

Are substitutes as effective as the original medicine?
Substitutes with the same active ingredient (salt) work in a similar way. However, inactive ingredients may differ. Always consult your doctor before switching.
Why are some substitutes cheaper?
Generic medicines are usually cheaper because manufacturers don't have the same development costs as the original brand. They contain the same active ingredient in the same strength.
Can I switch to a substitute on my own?
No. Always consult your doctor or pharmacist before switching medicines, even if the substitute has the same composition.
What is the difference between generic and branded medicines?
Generic medicines contain the same active ingredients as branded ones but are sold under different names, often at lower prices. Both are regulated for safety and efficacy.

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