Empagliflozin Tablets
10mg · 25mg
Intended to relieve elevated blood sugar to support glycaemic stability and target renal glucose clearance.
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus can cause discomfort and affect wellbeing. The catalogue here covers Metformin, Linagliptin, Empagliflozin and related products that may be prescribed to manage it. Medicines such as Metformin and Linagliptin feature in this group.
10mg · 25mg
Intended to relieve elevated blood sugar to support glycaemic stability and target renal glucose clearance.
500mg · 850mg
Designed to support glycaemic control to manage diabetes mellitus and address tissue insulin sensitivity.
2.5mg · 5mg · 10mg
Indicated to address chronic blood glucose levels to support metabolic optimisation and manage diabetic complications.
2.5mg + 400mg · 5mg + 500mg
Formulated to alleviate chronic hyperglycaemia to support glycaemic control and target insulin resistance.
5mg + 1000mg
Developed to mitigate elevated blood glucose to support long-term metabolic health and target insulin receptor action.
15mg + 500mg
Designed to support glycaemic control to manage blood glucose levels and address insulin resistance.
Glimepiride, Metformin, Voglibose
1mg + 0.2mg + 500mg
Utilised to manage complex glycaemic fluctuations to alleviate chronic hyperglycaemia and support tissue insulin sensitivity.
2.5mg + 500mg
Indicated to manage glycaemic control in adults and developed to support blood glucose reduction in type 2 diabetes.
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