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Generic (active ingredient)Registered with DGDA

Relugolix: brands in Bangladesh

The DGDA registry lists 5 registered products with the generic Relugolix, under 5 brand names from 5 companies.

Dosage forms: Tablet. Strengths: 120 mg.

Registered Relugolix products

Grouped by strength and dosage form. For information only; this is not a recommendation to substitute one product for another.

120 mg · Tablet (5 products)

Dosage forms available

Each link lists all registered medicines in that dosage form.

Top companies for Relugolix

Companies with the most registered Relugolix products.

  1. Advanced Chemical Industries PLC.1 product
  2. Beacon Pharmaceuticals PLC1 product
  3. Eskayef Pharmaceuticals Ltd.1 product
  4. Incepta Pharmaceuticals Ltd.1 product
  5. Renata PLC1 product

Frequently asked questions

How many Relugolix brands are registered in Bangladesh?
The DGDA registry data used on this site lists 5 registered products with the generic Relugolix, under 5 brand names from 5 companies.
In which dosage forms and strengths is Relugolix registered?
Dosage forms: Tablet. Strengths: 120 mg.
Which companies have the most registered Relugolix products?
Advanced Chemical Industries PLC. (1 product), Beacon Pharmaceuticals PLC (1 product), Eskayef Pharmaceuticals Ltd. (1 product).
Can one Relugolix brand be used instead of another?
This page lists registered products for information only. It is not a recommendation to substitute one product for another. Ask a doctor or pharmacist before changing any medicine.

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.