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Product details
- Generic
- Paracetamol
- Therapeutic area
- Pain & musculoskeletal
- Drug class
- Analgesics / NSAIDs
- ATC
- N02
- Strength
- 10 mg
- Dosage form
- IV infusion
- Pack
- 100ml
- Registration no.
- 080917
- Price record verified
- 2026-08-08
- Latest DRAP source check
- 2026-11-13 03:02
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View company portfolio →What Febridol 100ml (Paracetamol) is used for
Paracetamol is a common painkiller that also brings down a high temperature (fever). In the United States it is called acetaminophen. It comes as tablets, capsules, tablets that dissolve in water, liquid, and suppositories (put into the bottom). It is safe for most people when taken as the packet says, but taking too much can seriously damage the liver.
- Headaches
- Toothache
- Sore throat
- Aches, pains and stiffness in joints
- Bringing down a high temperature (fever), including with colds and flu
- Pain and fever in dengue fever, where WHO and CDC advise paracetamol rather than ibuprofen or aspirin
Get medical help straight away if
- Overdose is dangerous: taking more than the packet or leaflet says can cause serious liver damage, liver failure and even death. The harm can be delayed, so a person may feel well at first and signs may not show until much later. Get medical help straight away, even if you feel fine. Take the packet, any leftover medicine and your other medicines with you.
- Signs of a paracetamol overdose or liver damage include feeling or being sick, tummy pain, loss of appetite, sweating, and yellow skin or yellow whites of the eyes. Seek urgent help if these appear.
- Get emergency help for signs of a severe allergic reaction: swelling of the face, lips, tongue or throat, wheezing or difficulty breathing, dizziness, or an itchy raised or blistering rash.
- Get urgent help for a serious skin reaction such as blistering or peeling skin.
Side effects, warnings and interactions for Paracetamol
Prepared from the sources listed by the MedInfoBase team. General information, not medical advice: it gives no doses. Your doctor or pharmacist decides the medicine and dose for you.
Our condition guides that mention Paracetamol
From our condition guides, written from WHO, NICE and other opened sources. Your doctor decides if Paracetamol is right for you and the dose.
- Acute bronchitis: ease fever, body aches and chest pain from coughing
- Chickenpox: Used to ease fever, aches and discomfort. Your doctor or pharmacist decides the dose
- Common cold: ease fever, headache, sore throat and body aches
- COVID-19: ease fever, aches and sore throat while symptoms last
- Dengue fever: first choice for fever and pain in dengue
- Gout: can help relieve pain during a flare, but do not treat the inflammation
- Piles (haemorrhoids): Paracetamol is the usual painkiller for sore piles
- Influenza (flu): ease fever, headache, sore throat and body aches while the body fights the virus
- Kidney stones: paracetamol also relieves stone pain
- Measles: ease fever, aches and discomfort
- Period pain (dysmenorrhoea): Used when NSAIDs are not suitable or not tolerated, or added to an NSAID when it is not enough on its own
- Migraine: for mild to moderate attacks on their own, or together with a triptan
- Mumps: first choice to ease pain, aches and fever while the body fights the virus
- Osteoarthritis: not used routinely
- Middle ear infection (otitis media): main treatment for ear pain and fever, with or without an antibiotic
- Pneumonia: to ease fever and chest pain
- Sinusitis: ease face pain, headache and fever in acute sinusitis
- Sore throat (pharyngitis and tonsillitis): first step for pain and fever in all sore throats
- Typhoid fever: fever and pain relief, and replacement of fluids lost through diarrhoea or vomiting
- Urinary tract infection (UTI): relieve pain and fever while the infection clears
About Febridol 100ml 10 mg IV infusion
Febridol 100ml 10 mg IV infusion contains Paracetamol 10 mg. It is registered with DRAP by Lucky Core Industries Limited (registration no. 080917). Its official price is PKR 147.73 for a pack of 100ml. This price has applied since 22 July 2026. No other brand of Paracetamol 10 mg in this form is listed in Pakistan.
Other brands of Paracetamol 10 mg infusion in Pakistan
No other brand of Paracetamol 10 mg infusion is listed in Pakistan. See all strengths and forms of Paracetamol →
Where to buy
MedInfoBase does not sell medicines and takes no orders. The company below holds the DRAP registration for Febridol 100ml, so it is the right place for a pharmacy, distributor or hospital buyer to ask about supply. A patient should buy from a licensed pharmacy.
- Registration holder
- Lucky Core Industries Limited, Karachi
- DRAP registration
- 080917
- Phone
- +92 21 111 100 200
- Website
- https://www.luckycore.com/
- Contact page
- Company contact page
Contact details as published by the company, last checked on 24 October 2026 (not yet independently verified). The price on this page is the official DRAP maximum retail price: a pharmacy may charge that or less, never more.
Official price over time
No change in the official DRAP price is recorded for this pack (100ml). Current price PKR 147.73, effective 22 Jul 2026.
Cite this price history
MedInfoBase. Febridol 100ml 10 mg, 100ml: official price history (source: DRAP PharmaPrice Index). https://medinfobase.com/brand/febridol-100ml-10-mg-080917-100ml-lucky-core-industries-limited/ (accessed 13 November 2026).
Official price history
| Amount | Effective from | Verified | Source | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PKR 147.73 | 2026-07-22 | 2026-08-08 | DRAP PharmaPrice Index | Current |
Cite this record
Medicine record · DRAP registration 080917Price and registration data on this page were observed on 8 August 2026. Records change over time, so please cite the observation date alongside the access date.