Mometasone is a corticosteroid that dermatologists prescribe as a cream or ointment for inflammatory skin conditions such as eczema and dermatitis. It is a prescription medicine, and misuse of topical steroids bought without advice is a known concern in Indian skin care.
Dermatologists, skin and cosmetology clinics and some general physicians prescribe it. Sales come from chemists near derma clinics and in large market areas. A responsible partner sells it against prescriptions and avoids pushing it as a fairness or general skin product.
Mometasone formats and combination creams
- Creams, ointments and gels, the main group
- Derma care products
- A small number of tablet and syrup listings
Combinations on this page include mometasone with tretinoin and hydroquinone, used by dermatologists for pigmentation, and mometasone with fusidic acid or terbinafine for infected or fungal skin conditions. Each combination needs its own approval, and some steroid combinations have been restricted, so check permissions carefully.
Selecting a dermatology franchise partner
Look for a company that covers the full derma prescription: antifungals, antibiotics, acne gels, moisturisers, sunscreens and hair products. Ask whether its steroid creams carry the required label warnings and whether it trains reps on prescription-only selling. Compare PTR and margin, get the monopoly area in writing and inspect tube, cap and carton finish. Confirm the remaining shelf life on stock, the return policy for expired tubes and what samples and clinic material come with the range.
Contract manufacturing of mometasone creams
Brief the manufacturer on composition, base type, tube size, tube material and minimum order quantity. Ask for stability data on the cream in the chosen tube, certificates of analysis for each batch and product permission for every combination. Labels on topical steroids must carry the warnings prescribed by regulators, so get artwork reviewed. The plant should hold a valid manufacturing licence and follow Schedule M GMP, cosmetic items must meet the Cosmetics Rules, and your firm needs a drug licence and GST.
Related pages: Derma PCD Franchise and all molecules A to Z. Often combined with: Tretinoin, Hydroquinone, Fusidic Acid.