Clotrimazole brands and prices in Pakistan
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Clotrimazole · ATC J02 · Anti-infectives · Antifungals
Clotrimazole brands in Pakistan
92 brands of Clotrimazole are registered in Pakistan, from 63 companies, in 139 presentations (strength, form and pack size). The most common are 1% cream (29 brands), 500 mg pessary (19 brands) and 500 mg tablet (15 brands). For Clotrimazole 1% cream, the lowest official price is PKR 3.20 per g (Conate by Epharm Laboratories), the middle (median) price is PKR 5.97 per g and the highest is PKR 12.80 per g (Lotrigen HC). Prices are the official maximum retail prices in DRAP records. Brands with the same strength and form contain the same medicine; ask your doctor or pharmacist before you switch brands.
Clotrimazole price in Pakistan by strength and form
| Strength and form | Brands | Lowest price | Median price | Highest price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1% cream | 29 | PKR 3.20 / gConate | PKR 5.97 / g | PKR 12.80 / gLotrigen HC |
| 500 mg pessary | 19 | PKR 81.23 / tabletTrimont | PKR 128 / tablet | PKR 189 / tabletCanesten 1 |
| 500 mg tablet | 15 | PKR 102 / tabletFungiderm-I | PKR 123 / tablet | PKR 153 / tabletHigenik - 1 |
| 2% cream | 14 | PKR 3.00 / gBarresten | PKR 3.66 / g | PKR 9.20 / gOvag |
| 100 mg tablet | 10 | PKR 15.57 / tabletPulsetine | PKR 22.38 / tablet | PKR 32.36 / tabletGynosafe |
| 100 mg pessary | 7 | PKR 15.01 / tabletCoapt | PKR 19.08 / tablet | PKR 36.04 / tabletCanesten 6 |
| 10 % cream | 6 | PKR 25.31 / gVegizole-V | PKR 28.53 / g | PKR 38.32 / gArvizol-V |
| 10 mg cream | 6 | PKR 5.34 / gArnastin | PKR 6.52 / g | PKR 12.80 / gClozox |
| 1% lotion | 4 | PKR 1.85 / mLScaloff | PKR 2.21 / mL | PKR 2.47 / mLMionesten |
| 0.05 % cream | 2 | PKR 8.23 / gLotricort-G Betamethasone | — | PKR 10.66 / gSpectrazole-G Betamethasone |
14 less common strengths and forms are in the brand list below.
About Clotrimazole
Clotrimazole is an antifungal medicine from the imidazole (azole) group. It kills or stops the growth of the fungi and yeasts that cause many skin and genital infections. It comes in several forms: a cream for the skin, a liquid (solution) or spray, a cream put inside the vagina, pessaries (soft tablets put into the vagina) and, in some countries, lozenges that melt in the mouth. Many forms can be bought from a pharmacy, while some need a prescription.
What it is used for
- Vaginal thrush (a yeast infection), and thrush on the vulva or the tip of the penis
- Thrush on the skin, including fungal sweat rash in skin folds (intertrigo)
- Athlete's foot (fungal infection between the toes and on the feet)
- Ringworm on the body and jock itch (fungal infection in the groin)
- Nappy rash caused by a fungal infection
- Some fungal ear infections (using the liquid form)
- Some other fungal skin infections, such as pale or brown patches (tinea versicolor), when a doctor advises it
- As lozenges: thrush in the mouth, and preventing mouth thrush in some people having certain treatments
What it is not for
- It treats infections caused by fungi and yeasts only. Other vaginal infections can cause the same symptoms as thrush, so a doctor may need to test a sample to be sure.
- The cream and liquid do not work on fungal infections of the scalp or nails.
- The skin cream and pessaries are not to be swallowed or put in the mouth, and should be kept out of the eyes.
- Some creams mix clotrimazole with a steroid (such as betamethasone). These are different products with their own leaflet, so do not treat them as the same as plain clotrimazole cream.
Common side effects
- On the skin: redness, itching or irritation (redness can be harder to see on black or brown skin)
- Pain, burning or stinging where it is put on
- With vaginal products: burning, stinging, pain or swelling in or around the vagina
- With vaginal products: lower tummy pain, or some discharge or light bleeding from the vagina
- With lozenges: feeling or being sick, an unpleasant feeling in the mouth, or itching
- These effects usually stop when treatment stops. Speak to a pharmacist or doctor if they bother you or do not go away.
Get medical help straight away if
- Get emergency help straight away for signs of a serious allergic reaction (anaphylaxis): swelling of the lips, face, tongue or throat, trouble breathing or swallowing, a rash, or feeling weak, dizzy or faint. Stop using the medicine.
- Stop using it and contact a doctor if the skin blisters, peels, cracks, swells badly or breaks out in hives.
- Stop and get advice if redness, burning, pain, itching or swelling gets worse during treatment.
- If the cream or a pessary is swallowed, get medical help straight away. If it gets in the eyes, rinse with plenty of water and speak to a doctor or pharmacist.
- See a doctor rather than treating yourself if you have thrush-like symptoms together with fever or chills, lower tummy pain, pain passing urine, feeling or being sick, foul-smelling discharge, unusual or bloody vaginal bleeding, or sores, ulcers or blisters on the genitals.
- See a doctor if your symptoms do not improve, get worse, or keep coming back.
Who should not take it, or should take care
- Do not use it if you (or your baby, for nappy rash) are allergic to clotrimazole or any ingredient in the product.
- Speak to a doctor or pharmacist first if you have had a rash or other skin reaction to clotrimazole or a similar antifungal cream before.
- Some creams contain cetostearyl alcohol or benzyl alcohol, which can irritate the skin or cause a mild allergy. Check the ingredients list.
- Thrush treatment bought without a prescription may not suit you if you are 15 or younger or over 60, have had thrush more than twice in the last six months, or you or your partner have ever had a sexually transmitted infection. Check with a pharmacist or doctor first.
- Only use a vaginal product without seeing a doctor if you have been diagnosed with thrush before. If this is the first time you have these symptoms, see a doctor.
- A man who thinks he has thrush on the penis when his partner does not, or who has unusual discharge or sores, should see a doctor.
- The pessary may not work as well during a period, so the leaflet advises against using it then. Tampons and other vaginal products should not be used during treatment.
- Pregnancy: clotrimazole is usually the first-choice treatment for vaginal thrush in pregnancy, and no risks to the baby are known. Check with a doctor, midwife or pharmacist first. A doctor may advise using a pessary without the applicator.
- Breastfeeding: it can usually be used. If you put it on the breast or nipple, wash it off with warm water before feeding.
- Lozenges: tell your doctor if you have liver disease.
Medicines and drinks that can interact
- Tacrolimus or sirolimus (medicines that calm the immune system, used after organ transplants), if you are using vaginal cream or pessaries
- A certain combination ear drop, if you are using clotrimazole liquid for an ear infection. Ask a pharmacist before using it with other ear drops.
- Latex condoms and diaphragms: clotrimazole used on or in the genital area can damage the rubber, so they may not protect against pregnancy or infections during treatment and for several days afterwards. Check the leaflet for how long.
- Tampons, douches, spermicides and other vaginal products should not be used during vaginal treatment.
- For the skin cream, no interactions with medicines taken by mouth are known, but tell your pharmacist about every medicine you use.
Always tell your doctor and pharmacist about every medicine, supplement and herbal product you take.
Using it safely
- Use it only when a doctor or pharmacist has advised it for your infection, and keep using it exactly as they or the leaflet say, even after the itching settles. Stopping too soon can let the infection come back.
- Wash your hands before and after using it, unless your hands are the area being treated.
- Wash and dry the skin well first, especially between the toes for athlete's foot. Spread a thin layer and rub it in gently; only a little is needed.
- Keep the skin cream and spray away from naked flames, and do not smoke while using them. Clothes, bedding and dressings with cream on them catch fire more easily, and washing may not remove all of it.
- Help the infection clear: do not scratch, keep the area clean and dry, do not share towels, and for athlete's foot wash socks in hot water, wear shoes that let air in and change socks often.
- Avoid vaginal sex during treatment for thrush, as the infection can pass to a partner.
- A slight white or chalky discharge after using a pessary or vaginal cream is normal and does not mean it has failed. Tell a pharmacist if a pessary falls out or pieces come out undissolved.
- Lozenges should be left to melt slowly in the mouth. Do not chew, crush or swallow them whole.
- If you forget to use it, use it when you remember and then carry on as before. Never use extra to make up.
- Store it out of the sight and reach of children, below 25°C, and return unused medicine to a pharmacy.
Common questions
Can I use clotrimazole for thrush when I am pregnant?
Yes, it is usually the first choice for vaginal thrush in pregnancy, and there are no known risks to the baby. Check with your doctor, midwife or pharmacist first. They may suggest putting a pessary in by hand rather than with the applicator.
Will clotrimazole affect condoms?
It can. When used on or in the genital area, clotrimazole can damage latex condoms and diaphragms, so they may not work properly during treatment and for several days after. Use another form of protection; the leaflet says for how long.
Why does the pharmacist ask me questions before selling thrush treatment?
Some symptoms that look like thrush can be caused by other infections, including sexually transmitted ones. If you are younger or older than the usual age range, get thrush often, have unusual bleeding, sores, fever or tummy pain, you should see a doctor instead.
Can I drink alcohol while using clotrimazole?
Yes. NHS advice says you can eat and drink normally, including alcohol.
My skin is still red. Is the cream working?
Itching and soreness usually ease first, while redness and flaky skin can take longer to clear. Keep using it as the leaflet or your pharmacist says. See a doctor if it does not improve or gets worse.
Sources (8)
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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 Clotrimazole
From our condition guides, written from WHO, NICE and other opened sources. Your doctor decides if Clotrimazole is right for you and the dose.
- Fungal skin infection (ringworm, tinea): first choice for ringworm of the body, groin and feet
- Vaginal thrush (candidiasis): first choice: pessaries, vaginal tablets or creams placed in the vagina
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Available brands
One brand is shown once per manufacturer; strengths, forms, packs and DRAP registrations remain visible as separate presentations.Official price changes for Clotrimazole
43 official price changes across 139 tracked presentations (records from 1 Jul 2024); median change +4.9%; largest +28.9% (Gytrim 2 %)
Each bar shows how many packs had an official DRAP price change in that month (amber: increase, teal: decrease). The figure above a bar is the median change. Hover or tap a bar for detail; the table below lists the largest changes.
| Brand | Pack | Effective | Old to new | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gytrim 2 % | 35 gm Tube | 1 Jul 2025 | PKR 133.57 to 172.16 | +28.9% |
| Gytrim 500 mg | 1's | 28 Sep 2026 | PKR 98.40 to 103.27 | +4.9% |
| Lotricort-G Betamethasone 0.05 % | 10gm | 20 Aug 2026 | PKR 78.42 to 82.30 | +4.9% |
| Fungista 1 % | 10gm | 2 Oct 2026 | PKR 77.41 to 81.24 | +4.9% |
| Dymzol 500 mg | 1'S | 19 Aug 2026 | PKR 125.95 to 132.18 | +4.9% |
| Facloz 50 mg | 1's | 19 Aug 2026 | PKR 112.62 to 118.19 | +4.9% |
| Clozox 500 mg | 1's | 18 Aug 2026 | PKR 137.50 to 144.30 | +4.9% |
| Cremazole 1% | 30ml | 20 Aug 2026 | PKR 57.03 to 59.85 | +4.9% |
| Scaloff 1% | 30ml | 17 Aug 2026 | PKR 52.79 to 55.40 | +4.9% |
| Clozole Vaginal 100 mg | 1x6's | 13 Oct 2026 | PKR 168.30 to 176.62 | +4.9% |
Showing the 10 largest of 43 changes. Every change is also on its brand page.
All 92 Clotrimazole brands in Pakistan
- Antif /g Sigma Pharma International (Pvt.) Ltd · 10 mg cream
- Arnastin Arsons Pharmaceutical Industries (Pvt) Ltd · 10 mg cream
- Arvizol-V Arsons Pharmaceutical Industries (Pvt) Ltd · 10 % cream
- Arvizole Arsons Pharmaceutical Industries (Pvt) Ltd · 500 mg tablet
- B Zole Batala Pharmaceuticals · 2% cream
- Barresten Barrett Hodgson Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd · 1% cream, 100 mg/g (10%) cream, 2% cream, 500 mg pessary
- Benestine Searle IV Solutions (Pvt) Ltd · 1% cream
- Biotrim Bio-Labs(Pvt) Ltd · 1 % cream
- Canesten Bayer Pakistan Private Limited · 1% w/w (10 mg/g) cream
- Canesten 1 Bayer Pakistan Private Limited · 500 mg pessary, 500 mg/5 g (10% w/w) cream
- Canesten 6 Bayer Pakistan Private Limited · 100 mg pessary
- Canix CRYSTOLITE PHARMACEUTICALS · 1% cream, 10 mg/mL lotion, 10 mg/mL (1%) lotion
- Canix W/W CRYSTOLITE PHARMACEUTICALS · 1 % cream
- Canowel Welmed Pharmaceutical Industries (Pvt) Ltd · 500 mg tablet
- Canowel-V (with applicator Welmed Pharmaceutical Industries (Pvt) Ltd · 20 mg/g cream
- Clim Bosch Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 1 % cream
- Clodesone Medimarker's Laboratories · 1% cream
- Clomicort H Medera Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 1 % cream
- CLOROXIL Atco Laboratories Limited · 1% cream
- CLOROXIL W/W Atco Laboratories Limited · 1 % cream
- Cloteen-V Focus & Rulz Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 20 mg/g cream, 500 mg pessary
- Clotricon Amarant Pharmaceuticals Private Limited · 500 mg pessary
- Clotricon Vaginal Amarant Pharmaceuticals Private Limited · 2% cream
- Clotrim ** Zafa Pharmaceutical Laboratories (Pvt) Ltd · 1 % cream
- CLOTRIMA MS SIZA INTERNATIONAL PVT LTD · 100 mg tablet, 500 mg pessary, 500 mg tablet
- Clotrimed NovaMed Pharmaceuticals(Pvt.)Ltd · 10 % cream
- Clozim-1 Stanley Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 500 mg tablet
- Clozim-6 Stanley Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 100 mg tablet
- Clozole Pearl Pharmaceuticals · 0.1 g cream, 0.3 g lotion, 500 mg cream
- Clozole Vaginal Pearl Pharmaceuticals · 100 mg tablet
- Clozox Shaigan Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 10 mg cream, 100 mg tablet, 2% cream, 500 mg tablet
- Coapt Saffron Pharmaceuticals · 0.1 g pessary, 10% cream, 2% cream, 500 mg pessary
- Conate Epharm Laboratories · 1 % cream
- Conate s Epharm Laboratories · 0.5 g pessary
- Cremazole Valor Pharmaceuticals · 1 % cream, 1% lotion
- Cremazole - S Valor Pharmaceuticals · 1 % cream
- CTM Batala Pharmaceuticals · 500 mg tablet
- Cuntrizole Cunningham Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 100 mg pessary, 500 mg pessary
- Cutrimin-1 Remington Pharmaceutical Industries (Pvt) Ltd · 500 mg pessary
- Davizol-V Davis Pharmaceutical Laboratories · 2% cream, 500 mg pessary
- Defungo Hiranis Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd · 10 mg cream
- Dermosporin Nabiqasim Industries (Pvt) Ltd · 1 % solution
- DERMOTRIM Geofman Pharmaceuticals · 1 % cream, 500 mg pessary
- Dymzol Allmed (Pvt.) Ltd · 500 mg tablet
- Dynaclo CCL Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Limited · 1% lotion
- Dynatrim CCL Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Limited · 1% cream, 10% cream
- Evazol Zephyr Pharmatec (pvt) limited · 1 % cream
- Facloz Farm Aid Group · 50 mg tablet
- Femazole Fedro Pharmaceutical Labs Pvt Ltd · 500 mg tablet
- Floraclean P.D.H Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 100 mg pessary, 500 mg pessary
- Fresno Biogen Pharma · 2% cream, 500 mg tablet
- Fungesten Hizat Pharmaceutical Industry · 1 % cream
- Fungiderm-I Global Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 500 mg tablet
- Fungista Medisure Laboratories Pakistan Pvt Ltd · 1 % cream
- Gimz W. Woodward Pakistan (Pvt) Ltd · 100 mg/g (10%) cream
- Gynosafe Bryon Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 10%/5 g cream, 100 mg tablet, 500 mg other
- Gynosporin Nabiqasim Industries (Pvt) Ltd · 100 mg pessary, 100 mg/g cream, 2% cream, 500 mg pessary
- Gytrim Friends Pharma (Pvt.) Ltd · 1 % cream, 2 % cream, 500 mg tablet
- Higenik - 1 Werrick Pharmaceuticals · 0.5 g tablet
- Higenik - 6 Werrick Pharmaceuticals · 0.1 g tablet
- Imazole Himont Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 100 mg pessary, 500 mg pessary
- Lavizole Hamaz Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 10 g cream
- Lotricort-G Betamethasone Mass Pharma (Pvt) Ltd · 0.05 % cream
- Lotriderm Hoover Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 1% cream, 100 mg pessary
- Lotrigen Mass Pharma (Pvt) Ltd · 1% cream
- Lotrigen HC Mass Pharma (Pvt) Ltd · 1 % cream
- M –Gyno Mediate Pharmaceutical Pvt Ltd · 2 % cream
- Mionesten Trigon Pharmaceuticals (Private) Ltd · 1 % cream, 1 % lotion
- Monozole Pharmasol (Pvt) Ltd · 10 mg/mL lotion
- OLIGYN Platinum Pharmaceuticals · 100 mg tablet, 2 % cream, 2% cream
- Oligyn-1 Platinum Pharmaceuticals · 500 MG tablet
- Ovag Solaris Life Sciences Private Limited · 2% cream
- Pulsetine Pulse Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 100 mg tablet, 500 mg pessary
- Sanzole Skin Sante (Private) Limited · 10 mg cream
- Scaloff Werrick Pharmaceuticals · 1% lotion
- Spectrazole-G Betamethasone Mass Pharma (Pvt) Ltd · 0.05 % cream
- Stiemazol GlaxoSmithKline Pakistan Limited · 1 % cream
- Trignozil Trigon Pharmaceuticals (Private) Ltd · 500 mg tablet
- Trimazole TRISON RESEARCH LABORATORIES PRIVATE LIMITED · 500 mg tablet
- Trimont De-Mont Research Laboratories (Pvt.) Ltd · 500 mg pessary
- Trimzol Aspin Pharma · 10 mg cream
- Tringa V Hamaz Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 2% cream
- TUBDO Bryon Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 1% cream
- Vagifest Genome Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 500 mg pessary
- Vagizole Valor Pharmaceuticals · 10% cream, 2% cream, 500 mg pessary
- Vagizole Vaginal Valor Pharmaceuticals · 100 mg tablet
- Vegizole W/W Delux Chemical Industries · 1 % cream
- Vegizole-V Delux Chemical Industries · 10 % cream
- Wormclo Glitz Pharma · 1% cream
- Wormclo-1 Glitz Pharma · 500 mg pessary
- Wormclo-6 Glitz Pharma · 100 mg tablet
- Zolotrim CreamUSP Spec Elite Pharma (Pvt) Ltd · 1 % cream
Clotrimazole in Pakistan: common questions
How many Clotrimazole brands are available in Pakistan?
92 brands of Clotrimazole are registered in Pakistan, made or imported by 63 companies.
What is the price of Clotrimazole 1% cream in Pakistan?
The lowest official price is PKR 3.20 per g (Conate by Epharm Laboratories), the middle (median) price is PKR 5.97 per g and the highest is PKR 12.80 per g (Lotrigen HC). These prices are for 28 brands with an official price. The cheapest pack is Conate 15gm at PKR 48.07.
What is the price of Clotrimazole 500 mg pessary in Pakistan?
The lowest official price is PKR 81.23 per tablet (Trimont by De-Mont Research Laboratories (Pvt.) Ltd), the middle (median) price is PKR 128 per tablet and the highest is PKR 189 per tablet (Canesten 1). These prices are for 19 brands with an official price. The cheapest pack is Trimont 1's at PKR 81.23.
What is the price of Clotrimazole 500 mg tablet in Pakistan?
The lowest official price is PKR 102 per tablet (Fungiderm-I by Global Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd), the middle (median) price is PKR 123 per tablet and the highest is PKR 153 per tablet (Higenik - 1). These prices are for 15 brands with an official price. The cheapest pack is Fungiderm-I 1's at PKR 102.
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