Gynae & Women's Health · Haematinics & pregnancy care
Carbonyl Iron PCD Franchise & Manufacturers
This carbonyl iron PCD franchise page lists companies offering carbonyl iron haematinics. Gynae distributors, chemists and brand owners can review compositions and packs here and enquire directly.
Companies with Carbonyl Iron
1 Carbonyl Iron product
3 Carbonyl Iron products
- Carbosyl Carbonyl Iron 100 Mg + Folic Acid 1.5 Mg + Vitamin B12 15 Mcg + Elemental Zinc 22.5 Mg Tablets
- Carbosyl Suspension Carbonyl Iron 50 Mg + Folic Acid 500 Mcg + Cyanocobalamin 6 Mcg + Zinc Sulphate 11 Mg Syrups & suspensions
- Carbosyl VC Carbonyl Iron 100 Mg + Folic Acid 1.5 Mg + Zinc Sulphate 61.8 MG+ Vitamin C 75 mg+ Vit. B12 15 mcg Capsules
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Carbonyl iron is a very fine form of elemental iron used in iron supplements and haematinics. Doctors recommend it for iron deficiency and anaemia, and it is a common part of pregnancy care prescriptions.
Gynaecologists and obstetricians write it most, followed by general physicians and children's doctors. Maternity homes, government and private hospital pharmacies and chemists close to antenatal clinics carry it as a regular item.
Carbonyl Iron Capsules, Syrups and Combinations
You will find capsules, syrups, tablets, dry syrups and soft gels on this page. Iron is almost always combined with other nutrients. Typical partners:
- Folic acid, standard in pregnancy care
- Zinc for overall nutrition support
- Cyanocobalamin for blood formation
- Vitamin C, which is added to support iron absorption
Syrups and dry syrups are useful for children and for adults who find capsules hard to take.
Picking a Gynae and Haematinic Franchise
An iron product rarely sells alone with gynaecologists. Check whether the company has calcium, protein powders, doxylamine combinations, progesterone support and multivitamins in its gynae bag. Compare PTR, MRP and schemes across the range. Fix the monopoly area in writing. Iron syrups can taste metallic, so taste a sample and look at the bottle and cap. Ask about the policy on expired syrups and what clinic material, such as anaemia charts and samples, the company provides.
Brief for Third-Party Manufacturing of Iron Products
First decide whether your iron product will be a drug or a nutraceutical, because licence and label rules differ. Then give the manufacturer the composition, form, flavour for syrups, capsule size and pack. Ask for the MOQ for each form and the time to dispatch. Iron can react with other ingredients and change colour, so ask for stability data in your final pack. Collect the drug or FSSAI licence, the product approval and a sample certificate of analysis.
Related pages: Gynae PCD Franchise and all molecules A to Z. Often combined with: Folic Acid, Zinc, Vitamin B12.