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Printed 2 October 2026
Pikli Plus Syrup
Manith Healthcare Pvt. Ltd.
₹155.00MRP(₹1.55 per ml)
Pack of 100 ml
What is inside
- Liquid Paraffin1.25mg
- Magnesium Hydroxide (Milk Of Magnesia)3.75mg
- Sodium Picosulfate3.33mg
No Jan Aushadhi equivalent mapped yet. A gap on our side, not proof none exists. Ask your pharmacist.
Pikli Plus Syrup contains Liquid Paraffin 1.25mg + Magnesium Hydroxide (Milk Of Magnesia) 3.75mg + Sodium Picosulfate 3.33mg. We have not mapped a Jan Aushadhi equivalent for it yet.
Other brands with the same salts
- Picogir Plus Laxative Delicious Sugar FreeKrishgir Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd.₹0.85/ml · ₹85.00 for 100
- Creamee Plus SyrupLeo Pharmaceuticals₹0.55/ml · ₹55.00 for 100
- Picodon Plus SyrupMedons India₹0.51/ml · ₹87.00 for 170
Pikli Plus Syrup Sugar FreeManith Healthcare Pvt. Ltd.₹1.10/ml · ₹220.00 for 200
Constimilk LaxativeSherim Squibss₹0.65/ml · ₹129.00 for 200- Picoclear SyrupGreen Bract Lifesciences₹0.75/ml · ₹128.00 for 170
- Laxant Syrup 100mlPleasant Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd.₹0.60/ml · ₹59.50 for 100
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