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Nazi Syrup

Azithromycin (NA)

MRP (typical)
₹19.12 – ₹25.87
GST rate
5.0%
HSN
3004
Schedule
Schedule H
Pack
bottle of 15 ml Syrup
Manufacturer
Abbott

About Nazi Syrup

Nazi Syrup contains Azithromycin, an antibiotic belonging to the macrolide class. Azithromycin formulations are commonly available in various strengths for oral suspension. This medication falls under Schedule H prescription requirements in India. As a pharmaceutical preparation, it attracts 5% GST under HSN code 3004. The 15ml bottle format provides measured dosing convenience for prescribed therapeutic use.

Substitutes and alternatives

The following medicines contain the same active ingredient (Azithromycin (NA)) and may be offered by pharmacists as substitutes. Actual substitute selection depends on availability at your pharmacy and prescribing doctor's instructions.

Azithral 500 Tablet
MRP ₹132.36

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Frequently asked

What is the GST rate and HSN code for Nazi Syrup?

Nazi Syrup attracts 5% GST as per Indian tax regulations and is classified under HSN code 3004, which covers medicaments for therapeutic use.

What schedule classification does this medicine fall under?

Nazi Syrup is a Schedule H medicine and requires a prescription from a registered medical practitioner. Confirm against the current Schedule H, H1 and X lists notified in the Gazette of India before dispensing.

What are common brand variants of Azithromycin syrup available in India?

Common Azithromycin syrup brands in India may include Azee, Azithral, Zithromax, and Azicip, though availability and formulations may vary across different manufacturers and regions.

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