Generic (active ingredient)Registered with DGDA
Lefamulin: brands in Bangladesh
The DGDA registry lists 8 registered products with the generic Lefamulin, under 7 brand names from 6 companies.
Dosage forms: Tablet, Injection. Strengths: 150 mg/15 mL, 600 mg.
Registered Lefamulin products
Grouped by strength and dosage form. For information only; this is not a recommendation to substitute one product for another.
600 mg · Tablet (6 products)
| Brand | Company | DAR no. |
|---|---|---|
| Lefabac | Advanced Chemical Industries PLC. | 005-1315-023 |
| Lefalin | The ACME Laboratories Ltd. | 036-1138-023 |
| Lefan | Nuvista Pharma Ltd | 006-0280-023 |
| Lefenta 600 Tablet | Drug International Ltd. | 400-0421-023 |
| Lemulin | Renata PLC | 002-0996-023 |
| Mulina | Beximco Pharmaceuticals Ltd. | 186-1161-023 |
150 mg/15 mL · Injection (2 products)
| Brand | Company | DAR no. |
|---|---|---|
| Lemulin Injection | Renata PLC | 002-0995-023 |
| Mulina | Beximco Pharmaceuticals Ltd. | 186-1157-023 |
Dosage forms available
Each link lists all registered medicines in that dosage form.
Top companies for Lefamulin
Companies with the most registered Lefamulin products.
- Beximco Pharmaceuticals Ltd.2 products
- Renata PLC2 products
- Advanced Chemical Industries PLC.1 product
- Drug International Ltd.1 product
- Nuvista Pharma Ltd1 product
- The ACME Laboratories Ltd.1 product
Frequently asked questions
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About this data
Source: DGDA Registered Drug Products (Directorate General of Drug Administration (DGDA), via DGHS national terminology server), retrieved 4 Oct 2026. “Registered” means the product appears in the official registry; it does not confirm current availability or price. Prices are not shown because no verified price source exists yet.
This site provides general medicine and price information only. It is not medical advice. Do not start, stop or change any medicine without consulting a qualified healthcare professional.