Ceremin Tablets 800mg  (1 Strip = 10 Tablets)

Ceremin

Ceremin Tablets 800mg (1 Strip = 10 Tablets)

Piracetam

The Schazoo Pharmaceutical Laboratories (Pvt.) Ltd. Strip 10 units

Drug Identity

Active Ingredient
Piracetam
Drug Class
Psychostimulants, Nootropic & Neurotonic
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What is Ceremin?

Uses
Piracetam is anticonvulsants. Piracetam is used as an adjunct to other drug in cortical myoclonus ( spontaneous jerky movement in epilepsy).

How It Works

The injectable ampoules administered IV over several mins. The infusion is administered continuously at the recommended daily dose over a 24 hr period.

How to Take It

1
Adult · PO
500 to 1000 mg — 8 hourly

Safety Alerts

Huntingtons chorea, severe renal insufficiency, hepatic impairment, cerebral haemorrhage

Important Warnings

Gastric ulcer, history of haemorrhagic stroke, increased risk of bleeding, major surgery, underlying disorders of haemostasis, renal impairment, elderly
Withdraw therapy gradually

Side Effects

Abdominal painanxietyastheniaataxiaconfusiondepressiondermatitisdiarrhoeadrowsinesshyperkinesianervousnessweight gainhaemorrhagic disorderhallucinationheadache

Drug Interactions

Thyroid hormones.

Pregnancy & Lactation

Pregnancy
Contraindicated
Lactation
Contraindicated

Price Intelligence

Rs 174.2
DVAGO observed price · per pack of 10 · as of 30 July 2026
Rs 17.42 per unit
No approved ceiling matched to this exact pack and strength.
Prices across sources
ServaidRs 403.5
DVAGOper pack of 10Rs 174.2

Should you consider an alternative?

Other options containing Piracetam, and what they are not.

Identical active ingredient at the same strength. Cheapest per unit first.

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