1-Al Syrup
Fdc Ltd - Syrup - 2.5mg/5mL - 30 ml
₹52.40
OTC Medicines — No Prescription Needed
Browse medicines available without a prescription. Pain relief, cold care, antacids, vitamins, first aid, and skin care.
Over-the-Counter (OTC) medicines can be purchased without a doctor's prescription. They are considered safe for self-medication when used as directed. OTC medicines cover common conditions like headache, cold, acidity, allergies, and minor skin problems.
While OTC medicines don't need a prescription, responsible use is important. Always read the label, follow dosage instructions, check for interactions with other medicines you take, and don't exceed the recommended duration of use.
Common OTC categories include analgesics (paracetamol, ibuprofen), antihistamines (cetirizine), antacids (Gelusil, Eno), cough medicines, vitamins and supplements, antiseptics, and basic skin care products.
OTC Medicines Products
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1-Al-5 mg
Fdc Ltd - 5 mg - 10 S
₹39.28
2D Para 650 mg Tablet
Dhurudhuri Pharmaceuticals - Tablet - 650 mg - 10 S
₹17.81
3-Ply Mask With Nose Pin
1 X100
₹4.50
3D Face Mask
1
₹15
3D Fort 60K Tablet
Scott Edil Pharmacia Ltd - Tablet - 4 S
₹161
3D Fort Cm Tablet
Scott Edil Pharmacia Ltd - Tablet - 10 S
₹194
3D Fort Drops
Scott Edil Pharmacia Ltd - Drop - 15 ml
₹93
Dweej 3 Ply Face Mask
Dweej - 1
₹4.50
Romsons 3-Ply Face Mask
Romsons Scientific & Surgical Pvt Ltd - 1
₹10
3 Ply Face Mask, Box
50
₹4.50
Dweej 3-Ply Mask, 10 Pieces
Dweej - 10
₹40
OTC Medicines: Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between OTC and prescription medicines?
OTC medicines are deemed safe for self-use without medical supervision. Prescription medicines require a doctor's evaluation because they may have significant side effects, need careful dosing, or could be misused. In India, Schedule H and Schedule X medicines require prescriptions.
Can I take OTC medicines while on prescription medicines?
Some OTC medicines can interact with prescription drugs. For example, ibuprofen can interact with blood thinners. Always inform your doctor about OTC medicines you take, and ask your pharmacist about potential interactions before purchasing.
Is it safe to self-medicate with OTC medicines?
For common, clearly identifiable conditions (headache, cold, acidity, minor cuts), OTC self-medication is generally safe when following label instructions. However, if symptoms persist beyond a few days, worsen, or are unusual, consult a doctor rather than continuing to self-medicate.
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