1 Magnesium Hydroxide product
Gastro & Liver · H2 blockers & antacids
Magnesium Hydroxide PCD Franchise & Manufacturers
This magnesium hydroxide PCD franchise page lists companies offering antacid suspensions, laxative syrups and tablets with magnesium hydroxide, helping gastro distributors and brand owners compare options and enquire.
Companies with Magnesium Hydroxide
1 Magnesium Hydroxide product
1 Magnesium Hydroxide product
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Magnesium hydroxide is a mineral compound with two familiar uses in Indian pharmacies. In antacid suspensions it helps with acidity and heartburn, and in laxative syrups it helps with constipation.
General physicians, gastroenterologists and surgeons prescribe these products, and chemists sell a good share across the counter as well. Antacid gels and laxative syrups are steady movers in both cities and small towns.
Antacid Gels, Laxative Syrups and Partners
Syrups and suspensions dominate the listings, followed by tablets and dry syrups, with a few gel and injection entries grouped by some companies. The usual partners show which side of the market a product serves:
- Aluminium hydroxide, in classic antacid gels
- Sodium picosulfate, in laxative syrups
- Liquid paraffin, in emollient laxative syrups
- Zinc, seen in a few company listings
Weighing Up a Gastro Franchise Offer
Antacid and laxative syrups sell on taste, bottle size and price, so ask for samples and compare them against what your chemists already carry. Check the wider gastro range: proton pump inhibitors, prokinetics, enzymes and probiotics let you cover more prescriptions. Compare PTR and margin, especially on larger bottles. Make sure monopoly area is written into the agreement. Suspensions can settle or cake over time, so shake and check stock samples. Glass and PET bottles break or leak in transit, so understand breakage and expiry return policies. Ask about chemist schemes and visual aids.
Making Your Own Antacid or Laxative Syrup
Tell the manufacturer the full formula, bottle size, flavour, colour, cap type and carton design. Ask about minimum order quantity and lead time for printed bottles. Suspensions need careful stability work, so request stability data covering settling, pH and assay, plus a trial batch. Confirm the product permission and manufacturing licence cover your formula and keep the certificate of analysis for every batch. Larger family bottles need sturdier shippers, so plan outer cartons early.
Related pages: Gastro PCD Franchise and all molecules A to Z. Often combined with: Aluminium Hydroxide, Sodium Picosulfate, Liquid Paraffin.