SULPRIX 25

Levosulpiride 25mg

Dosage Form Tablet

Packing 10*10 ALU

MRP ₹842.81

Prescribed By Gastroenterologist, General Physician, Surgeon, Psychiatrist, Pediatrician

Quick Facts

Dose Levosulpiride 25mg; Half Life: 6–8 hours; Storage: Below 30°C, Alu-Alu; Schedule: H; Take 15 min before meals; QT caution at higher doses

Key Benefits

Standalone prokinetic — levosulpiride without a fixed PPI, allowing flexible combination with any PPI

Dose titration flexibility — 25mg tablets allow stepwise dosing from once to three times daily

Peripheral D2 selectivity — prokinetic benefit without CNS dopamine side effects of older agents

Alu-Alu packaging — moisture protection for premium shelf life

Psychiatric co-prescribing — levosulpiride used at higher doses for dysthymia; 25mg dose appropriate for GI-only prokinetic use

Mechanism of Action

Levosulpiride 25mg — the levo-isomer of sulpiride, acting as a selective peripheral and central D2/D3 receptor antagonist. Blocks dopaminergic inhibition of GI peristalsis (prokinetic) and dopamine-mediated nausea at the CTZ (anti-emetic). At the standalone 25mg tablet dose, levosulpiride can be dosed more flexibly than in fixed combinations, allowing titration from 25mg once daily up to 25mg three times daily. See PANSWING™ LS for full mechanism detail.

Indications

Functional dyspepsia, delayed gastric emptying, GORD with motility component, post-prandial bloating, nausea and vomiting, and diabetic gastroparesis. As a standalone tablet, SULPRIX 25 allows prescribers to use levosulpiride with any PPI independently — important when a different PPI is clinically preferred or when prokinetic therapy alone is sufficient without acid suppression.

Dosage & Administration

Dosage and administration should be as prescribed by a qualified doctor or medical professional. Do not self-medicate. Always follow your physician's instructions regarding dose, frequency and duration of treatment.

Why SULPRIX 25?

SULPRIX 25 provides prescribers flexibility not possible with fixed PPI-levosulpiride combinations — they can pair levosulpiride with rabeprazole, esomeprazole, or any PPI independently, and titrate the prokinetic dose separately from the acid-suppressive dose. This prescribing flexibility is valued by gastroenterologists who prefer to optimise each component independently.

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