Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose + Glycerin

Usually sold as drops

Ophthal

Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose + Glycerin is a combination of 2 active ingredients — Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose and Glycerin. In India it is sold under 9 brand names made by 8 different companies. Prices range from ₹170.00 to ₹406.28 a pack, so the same medicine can cost 2× more depending on the brand.

Worth knowing

Every brand below contains the same composition. If your prescription names an expensive brand, a pharmacist can usually tell you whether a cheaper one with the identical composition is available — ask them, and check with your doctor before switching.

Brands containing Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose + Glycerin

Sorted by price. Showing 9 of 9.

Nanovisc Eye Drop

Choroid Laboratories · bottle of 10 ml Eye Drop

₹170.00

Comfortz Eye Drop

Aice Healthcare · bottle of 10 ml Ophthalmic Solution

₹185.00

Comfortz Ophthalmic Solution

Aice Healthcare · bottle of 5 ml Ophthalmic Solution

₹185.00

Aquaray-Forte Ophthalmic Solution

Raymed Pharmaceuticals Ltd · bottle of 10 ml Ophthalmic Solution

₹200.00

Lacrisol Eye Drop

Micro Labs Ltd · packet of 5 ml Eye Drop

₹216.00

Aqualina Eye Drop

Synovia Life Sciences Pvt Ltd · bottle of 10 ml Eye Drop

₹221.00

Tears Naturale Forte Ophthalmic Solution

Alcon Laboratories · packet of 10 ml Ophthalmic Solution

₹257.00

Ara Eye Drop

Sunways India Pvt Ltd · packet of 10 ml Eye Drop

₹265.00

Liketears Plus Eye Drop

Eyekare Kilitch Limited · bottle of 10 ml Eye Drop

₹406.28

Related compositions

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Reference information, not medical advice. MyParcha lists what medicines contain and what they cost in India. It does not diagnose, recommend, or tell you what to take. Prices are indicative and change. Always follow your doctor and pharmacist.

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