Anaflam-Th4 Tablet
Albert David Ltd - Tablet - 100mg + 325mg + 4mg - 10 S
₹219.31
Prescription required
Medicines in Tablet Form
Browse our complete range of tablets — the most common and convenient dosage form for oral medicines.
Tablets are the most widely used dosage form in modern medicine. They are portable, easy to store, have precise dosing, and offer a long shelf life. Tablets come in various types including immediate-release, extended-release, chewable, sublingual, and effervescent formulations.
Immediate-release tablets dissolve quickly in the stomach and provide fast action. Extended-release (ER/SR/XR) tablets are designed to release medicine slowly over time, reducing the number of daily doses needed. Chewable tablets are often used for children or patients who have difficulty swallowing.
When taking tablets, always follow the prescribed dosage. Swallow with a full glass of water unless directed otherwise. Some tablets should be taken with food to reduce stomach irritation, while others work best on an empty stomach. Never crush extended-release tablets unless your pharmacist confirms it is safe.
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Aztolet 40 mg Tablet
Sun Pharma - Tablet - 40 mg - 10 S
₹349
Prescription required
Rx
Macsart H
Macleods Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd - Tablet - 10 S
₹90.16
Prescription required
Rx
Migrabeta Plus Tablet
Alkem Lab - Tablet - 10mg + 40mg - 15 S
₹251.70
Prescription required
Rx
Ocuvir 400 Dt Tablet
Fdc Ltd - Tablet - 400mg - 5 S
₹73.43
Prescription required
Pionorm-15 mg Tablet
Micro Labs - Tablet - 15 mg - 15 S
₹89
Prescription required
Stimuliv Tablet
Franco-Indian Pharmaceuticals - Tablet - 60 S
₹168
Prescription required
Xatilin M 5/500 mg Tablet
Fusion Health Care - Tablet - 500mg - 10 S
₹127
Prescription required
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Zymycin-250 mg Tablet
Procare Pharma - Tablet - 250 mg - 6 S
₹73.39
Prescription required
RxOut of stock
Atrest 25 mg Tablet
Centaur Pharmaceuticals Ltd - Tablet - 25 mg - 10 S
₹431.93
Prescription required
RxOut of stock
Clavicef O Tablet
Zydus Healthcare Pharma - Tablet - 200mg + 200mg - 10 S
₹141.84
Prescription required
Metsmall Vx 500 Tablet
Dr Reddys Laboratories Ltd - Tablet - 500mg + 50mg - 10 S
₹203.41
Prescription required
Tablets: Frequently Asked Questions
Can I crush tablets for easier swallowing?
Regular immediate-release tablets can often be crushed, but never crush extended-release (ER/SR/XR), enteric-coated, or sublingual tablets — this can cause dangerous dose-dumping or stomach irritation. Ask your pharmacist if your specific tablet can be crushed.
What is the difference between tablets and capsules?
Tablets are compressed powder or granules, while capsules have a gelatin shell containing powder or liquid. Tablets can be scored for half-doses and are generally cheaper. Capsules may be easier to swallow and can mask taste better.
Should I take tablets with food or on an empty stomach?
It depends on the medicine. NSAIDs (ibuprofen, diclofenac) are best taken with food. Thyroid medicines and some antibiotics work best on an empty stomach. Always check the product label or ask your pharmacist.
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