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Moxifloxacin brands and prices in Pakistan
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Overview
Moxifloxacin brands in Pakistan
167 brands of Moxifloxacin are registered in Pakistan, from 163 companies, in 197 presentations (strength, form and pack size). The most common are 400 mg tablet (162 brands), 400 mg infusion (7 brands) and 400 mg/250 mL infusion (7 brands). For Moxifloxacin 400 mg tablet, the lowest official price is PKR 77.41 per tablet (Biofloxacin by Medisure Laboratories Pakistan Pvt Ltd), the middle (median) price is PKR 184 per tablet and the highest is PKR 298 per tablet (Avelox). 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.
Moxifloxacin price in Pakistan by strength and form
| Strength and form | Brands | Lowest price | Median price | Highest price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 400 mg tablet | 162 | PKR 77.41 / tabletBiofloxacin | PKR 184 / tablet | PKR 298 / tabletAvelox |
| 400 mg infusion | 7 | PKR 2,171 / unitGT Mox | — | — |
| 400 mg/250 mL infusion | 7 | PKR 1,942 / unitMoxicure | PKR 2,161 / unit | PKR 2,285 / unitAvelox |
| 0.5 % drops | 3 | PKR 83.51 / mLMOMAX | PKR 102 / mL | PKR 114 / mLMOXOLENE |
| 200 mg tablet | 2 | PKR 41.63 / tabletEm-flox | — | PKR 48.43 / tabletMegamox |
| 0.5 % solution | 1 | PKR 128 / mLOXCIN | — | — |
| 400 mg capsule | 1 | PKR 189 / capsuleCapmox | — | — |
| 5 mg drops | 1 | PKR 110 / mLValamox | — | — |
| 5 mg/g ointment | 1 | PKR 108 / gValamox | — | — |
| 5 mg/mL drops | 1 | PKR 68.47 / mLAstron | — | — |
About Moxifloxacin
Moxifloxacin is an antibiotic from the fluoroquinolone (quinolone) group. It kills the bacteria that cause an infection. It comes as tablets that a doctor prescribes, can be given through a drip into a vein in hospital, and is also made as eye drops. Because it can cause rare but serious side effects that may last a long time or not go away, UK prescribing information says the tablets should only be used when the antibiotics usually recommended for an infection are not suitable, for example because of resistance, allergy or side effects, or because they did not work.
What it is used for
- Sinus infections caused by bacteria
- Flare-ups of long-term lung disease (COPD), including bronchitis
- Pneumonia caught in the community, when it is not severe
- Mild to moderate pelvic inflammatory disease (infection of the womb and nearby organs)
- A sexually transmitted infection called Mycoplasma genitalium
- Finishing a course of treatment started with moxifloxacin through a drip in hospital, for pneumonia or complicated skin infections
- Treating and preventing plague, and anthrax after possible exposure when other medicines cannot be used
- Drug-resistant tuberculosis (TB), as one of several TB medicines given together, as recommended by WHO
- Sometimes other infections, such as heart-lining infection (endocarditis) or some other sexually transmitted infections, when other medicines cannot be used
- As eye drops: bacterial eye infection (conjunctivitis, or pink eye)
What it is not for
- Moxifloxacin does not work for colds, flu or other infections caused by viruses.
- It is not meant as a first choice when another, safer antibiotic will work.
- UK prescribing information says it is not recommended for MRSA infections.
- The tablets are not given to anyone under 18, because of possible harm to growing bones and joints.
- Typhoid in Pakistan: WHO reports that since 2016 an extensively drug-resistant (XDR) typhoid strain has spread in Sindh, mostly in Karachi and Hyderabad. It resists the usual first- and second-line typhoid antibiotics, and WHO lists the fluoroquinolones (the group moxifloxacin belongs to) among these. So moxifloxacin cannot be relied on for typhoid there. Doctors should choose treatment based on laboratory tests.
Common side effects
- Feeling sick (nausea), being sick or diarrhoea
- Stomach pain, heartburn or constipation
- Headache or dizziness
- Thrush in the mouth or vagina
- Changes in liver blood tests
- With eye drops: red, irritated, itchy or watery eyes, blurred vision, eye pain or dry eyes, and sometimes a runny nose or cough
Get medical help straight away if
- Call an ambulance or go to the emergency department for sudden, severe pain in the chest, stomach or back. This can be a sign of a problem with the main blood vessel (aorta).
- Get emergency help for signs of a severe allergic reaction: swelling of the face, lips, tongue or throat, trouble breathing or swallowing, or a widespread rash or hives. This can happen even after the first dose.
- Get emergency help for a fit (seizure), fainting, or any thoughts of harming yourself.
- Stop taking it and contact a doctor straight away for pain or swelling in a tendon (often the ankle or calf) or in a joint. Rest the area. Tendon problems can start during treatment or months after stopping.
- Stop and contact a doctor for pins and needles, numbness, burning pain or weakness, especially in the arms or legs, or trouble walking.
- Stop and contact a doctor for changes in mood or thinking, such as anxiety, low mood, hallucinations, feeling unusually suspicious, memory problems, severe tiredness or bad sleep problems.
- Contact a doctor straight away for a fast or uneven heartbeat, or changes in your eyesight, taste, smell or hearing.
- Severe watery or bloody diarrhoea, with or without fever or cramps. This can happen during treatment or some time after it ends.
- Blistering or peeling skin, or an unexplained fever.
- Yellow skin or eyes, dark urine or pale stools, which can be signs of liver problems.
- Signs of low blood sugar, such as shaking, sweating, a fast heartbeat, blurred vision or unusual anxiety, especially if you have diabetes.
- Passing much less urine than usual, or unusual bruising or bleeding.
- With eye drops: signs of infection such as fever or sore throat, ear pain, a rash, or swelling of the face, lips or eyes.
Who should not take it, or should take care
- Do not take it if you have ever had an allergy or a serious side effect from moxifloxacin or another quinolone antibiotic, such as ciprofloxacin or levofloxacin.
- Do not take it if you have ever had tendon problems linked to a quinolone antibiotic.
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding: UK prescribing information says the tablets must not be used while pregnant or breastfeeding. It passes into breast milk and may affect a baby's growing bones. Tell your doctor if you are pregnant, might be, or are planning a baby, and use reliable contraception while taking it.
- It must not be used by people with certain heart problems: a long QT heart rhythm (from birth or caused by something else), a very slow heartbeat, heart failure with a weak heart pump, a past serious heart rhythm problem, or low potassium that has not been treated.
- It must not be used by people with severe liver disease.
- Women and older people are more likely to get heart rhythm problems with it.
- Tendon problems are more likely if you are over 60, have kidney problems, have had an organ transplant, or take steroid medicines.
- Tell your doctor if you have myasthenia gravis (a muscle-weakness condition). Moxifloxacin can make it much worse, including causing serious breathing problems.
- Tell your doctor if you or a family member have had a bulging aorta (aortic aneurysm), or if you have heart valve disease, high blood pressure, poor circulation in the legs, or Marfan or Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.
- Tell your doctor if you have diabetes or have had low blood sugar, as it can upset blood sugar levels.
- Tell your doctor if you have epilepsy or have had fits or a stroke, nerve damage, kidney disease, or low magnesium.
Medicines and drinks that can interact
- Other medicines that affect heart rhythm, such as some heart rhythm medicines, some antipsychotics, tricyclic antidepressants, some other anti-infective medicines and some antihistamines: these must not be taken with moxifloxacin
- Medicines that lower potassium, such as some water tablets (diuretics), or that slow the heartbeat
- Warfarin and other blood thinners taken by mouth: blood clotting tests may need checking more often
- Steroid medicines such as prednisolone, which raise the risk of tendon damage
- Anti-inflammatory painkillers (NSAIDs) such as ibuprofen and naproxen: ask before starting them
- Diabetes medicines, as blood sugar may need closer checking
- Antacids and indigestion remedies, sucralfate, didanosine, and supplements or multivitamins containing iron, zinc, magnesium or aluminium stop moxifloxacin being absorbed properly. Keep them apart; your pharmacist will tell you how long a gap to leave.
- Activated charcoal greatly reduces how much moxifloxacin is absorbed
Always tell your doctor and pharmacist about every medicine, supplement and herbal product you take.
Using it safely
- Take it only when a doctor prescribes it for you. Finish the course exactly as your doctor tells you, even if you feel better, so the infection does not come back and bacteria do not become resistant.
- Swallow the tablets whole with water. You can take them with or without food.
- If you forget a dose, never take two doses together to make up for it.
- Drink plenty of fluids while taking it.
- Keep out of strong sunlight and do not use sunbeds. Use a high-factor sunscreen, even on cloudy days, and cover up.
- It can cause dizziness, blurred vision or fainting. Wait until you know how it affects you before driving or using machines.
- If you have diabetes, check your blood sugar more often as your doctor advises.
- Eye drops: wash your hands before and after, and do not let the dropper tip touch your eye, fingers or anything else. Do not wear contact lenses while you have symptoms. Pink eye spreads easily, so wash your hands often.
- Never share your antibiotics or keep leftovers for later. Store them in the original pack, out of the reach of children, and return unused medicine to a pharmacy.
Common questions
Why is moxifloxacin not usually the first antibiotic doctors choose?
It can cause rare but serious side effects affecting tendons, nerves, mood, the heart rhythm and the main blood vessel, and some of these can last a long time. So it is kept for infections where the usual antibiotics are not suitable or have not worked.
When will I feel better?
Most people start to feel better within the first few days. Tell your doctor if you are not getting better or you feel worse. Keep taking it as prescribed unless you get a serious side effect.
Is moxifloxacin used for tuberculosis (TB)?
Yes, in some cases. WHO recommends a TB treatment that combines moxifloxacin with three other TB medicines for some types of drug-resistant TB. TB treatment is always planned and supervised by a TB service.
Does moxifloxacin work for typhoid in Pakistan?
It cannot be relied on. WHO reports that the XDR typhoid strain spreading in Sindh since 2016 resists the usual first- and second-line antibiotics, which WHO lists as including the fluoroquinolone group. A doctor should choose treatment, ideally based on a blood test (culture).
Can I wear contact lenses while using moxifloxacin eye drops?
No, not while you have symptoms of the eye infection. Once it has cleared, clean or replace your contact lenses and eye make-up that touched the infected eye.
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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 Moxifloxacin
From our condition guides, written from WHO, NICE and other opened sources. Your doctor decides if Moxifloxacin is right for you and the dose.
- Conjunctivitis (pink eye): For bacterial pink eye when your doctor thinks treatment is needed. Chloramphenicol drops are a common first choice in UK guidance. Fluoroquinolone drops are kept for more severe infection and for contact lens wearers. Ointment is sometimes used at night. They do not help viral or allergic pink eye
- Pneumonia: a single-medicine option for some adults with other illnesses or in hospital
- Tuberculosis (TB): moxifloxacin is part of a 4-month regimen with rifapentine, isoniazid and pyrazinamide for some people with drug-susceptible TB
Available dosage forms
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Pakistan brand index
Available brands
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167 brands · 197 presentations
Price movement
Official price changes for Moxifloxacin
46 official price changes across 197 tracked presentations (records from 1 Jul 2024); median change +4.9%; largest +106.5% (Axiflox 400 mg)
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Axiflox 400 mg | 1x5's | 7 Oct 2026 | PKR 475.00 to 981.00 | +106.5% |
| MOXOLENE 0.5 % | 3ml | 20 Aug 2026 | PKR 324.73 to 340.78 | +4.9% |
| Maxon 400 mg | 5'S | 19 Aug 2026 | PKR 902.86 to 947.47 | +4.9% |
| MOXOLENE 0.5 % | 5ml | 20 Aug 2026 | PKR 541.22 to 567.96 | +4.9% |
| Moxapt 400 mg | 5's | 25 Sep 2026 | PKR 679.26 to 712.82 | +4.9% |
| Xitocin 400 mg | 5's | 17 Aug 2026 | PKR 947.65 to 994.47 | +4.9% |
| Floxagen 400 mg | 5's | 17 Aug 2026 | PKR 934.90 to 981.09 | +4.9% |
| MOX 400 mg | 5s | 17 Aug 2026 | PKR 920.94 to 966.44 | +4.9% |
| PALZIC 400 mg | 10s | 6 Oct 2026 | PKR 1,665.88 to 1,748.18 | +4.9% |
| Stroflox 400 mg | 5's | 17 Aug 2026 | PKR 885.17 to 928.90 | +4.9% |
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A to Z
All 167 Moxifloxacin brands in Pakistan
- Acflox W. Woodward Pakistan (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Admox Pharma Lord (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Ajimox Cunningham Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Aramox ARP (PVT) Limited · 400 mg tablet
- ARBIMOX Platinum Pharmaceuticals · 400 MG tablet
- Aspimox Aspin Pharma · 400 mg tablet
- Astromox CSH Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Astron Epharm Laboratories · 400 mg tablet, 400 mg/250 mL infusion, 5 mg/mL drops
- Avelox Bayer Pakistan Private Limited · 400 mg tablet, 400 mg/250 mL infusion
- Axiflox Solaris Life Sciences Private Limited · 400 mg tablet
- Ayanomox Fedro Pharmaceutical Labs Pvt Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- B-Quin Akson Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Bactimox Valor Pharmaceuticals · 400 mg tablet
- Bactirol Friends Pharma (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Barimox Barrett Hodgson Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Bemox Dyson Research Laboratories (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Biofloxacin Medisure Laboratories Pakistan Pvt Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Biomox Bio-Labs(Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Capmox Neutro Pharma (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg capsule
- Cimox CRYSTOLITE PHARMACEUTICALS · 400 mg tablet
- Cinmox Nexus Pharma (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Devimox Don Valley · 400 mg tablet
- DOWMOXI Martin Dow Limited · 400 mg tablet
- DURAMOX OPAL LABORATORIES (PVT) LTD · 400 MG tablet
- Em-flox HIGH-Q Pharmaceuticals · 200 mg tablet, 400 mg tablet
- Embert Albert Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Engmox English Pharmaceutical Industries · 400 mg tablet
- Ezemox Mediate Pharmaceutical Pvt Ltd · 400 mg tablet, 400 mg/250 mL infusion
- Floxagen Biogen Life Sciences · 400 mg tablet
- Fluxaquin Bryon Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Fotiflox Helix Pharma (Pvt)., Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- GLOSIFLOX MS SIZA INTERNATIONAL PVT LTD · 400 MG tablet
- Goldspec Nimrall Laboratories · 400 mg tablet
- GT Mox GT Pharma Pvt. Ltd · 400 mg infusion
- Gyrocin Welmed Pharmaceutical Industries (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Harriflox Harrison Pharmaceuticals · 400 mg tablet
- Hiramox Hiranis Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- INMEX INVENTOR PHARMA PVT LTD · 400 MG tablet
- Inmox Innvotek Pharmaceuticals · 400 mg tablet
- Izilon Bosch Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Largimox Reign Pharmaceuticals PCSIR - KLC (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Lemox De-Mont Research Laboratories (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Linzox LINZ PHARMACEUTICALS (PVT) LTD · 400 mg tablet
- Lixom Raazee Therapeutics (Pvt Ltd · 400 mg infusion, 400 mg tablet
- Locgin Tabs Himont Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Loxelive OLIVE LABORATORIES · 400 mg tablet
- M-Floxin The Searle Company Limited · 400 mg tablet
- M-Floxsel Pharmasol (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Maflex Magns Pharmaceuticals · 400 mg tablet
- Maroxi Nawan Laboratories Pvt Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Maxlox NovaMed Pharmaceuticals(Pvt.)Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Maxon Allmed (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet, 400 mg/250 mL infusion
- Mebarg JSK Medica (pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Mefee Batala Pharmaceuticals · 400 mg tablet
- Meflox Nabiqasim Industries (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Megamox Sante (Private) Limited · 200 mg tablet
- Meriflox Pearl Pharmaceuticals · 400 mg tablet
- MFC-400 himark laboratories (pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- MFX Lahore Chemical and Pharmaceutical Works Pvt. Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Microcid Saffron Pharmaceuticals · 400 mg tablet
- Micu-F ICU Pharmaceuticals (SMC-Private) Limited · 400 mg tablet
- Mionex Shaigan Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Mob Indus Pharma (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Mobik Mass Pharma (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet, 400 mg injection
- MOFEST SAMI Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Mofilox Macter International Limited · 400 mg tablet
- Moflaxa Evolution Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Mofloxen tabs Cell Health Sciences · 400 mg tablet
- Mofoxin Horizon Healthcare (pvt.) ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Mogiz Glitz Pharma · 400 mg tablet
- MOKSI Abbott Laboratories (Pakistan) Limited · 400 mg tablet
- Molinza Zafa Pharmaceutical Laboratories (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- MOLOX CCL Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Limited · 400 mg tablet
- MOMAX Maxitech Pharma (Pvt) Ltd · 0.5 % drops, 400 mg tablet
- Mong 400 UniMark Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- MOX Maple Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Moxapt Aptcure (PVT.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Moxara Scotmann Pharmaceuticals · 400 mg tablet
- MOXBAY JAENS PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES PVT LTD · 400 mg tablet
- Moxbec Medisave Pharmaceuticals · 400 mg infusion, 400 mg tablet
- Moxdan M/s Daneen Pharma (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- MOXEF Pharmedic Laboratories (Pvt.) Ltd Lahore · 400 mg tablet
- Moxer Seraph Pharmaceutical · 400 mg tablet
- Moxeza Filix Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Moxi Far Mega Pharmaceuticals limited · 400 mg tablet
- Moxiair Air Pharmaceuticals(Pvt.)Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Moxibact S.J & G. Fazul Ellahie (pvt) limited · 400 mg tablet
- Moxicin The Schazoo Pharmaceutical Laboratories (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Moxicure Medifine Laboratories (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet, 400 mg/250 mL infusion
- Moxidanz Horizon Healthcare (pvt.) ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Moxider Medera Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Moxidow Seatle Private Limited · 400 mg tablet
- MOXIFO TABROS PHARMA (PVT). LTD · 400 MG tablet
- Moxifon Arsons Pharmaceutical Industries (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Moxiget Getz Pharma (Pvt) Limited · 400 mg tablet, 400 mg/250 mL infusion
- Moxilab Medimarker's Laboratories · 0.5% drops, 400 mg infusion, 400 mg tablet
- Moxiline RASCO PHARMA · 400 mg tablet
- Moxilis Titlis Pharma (Private) Limited · 400 mg tablet
- Moxilox Trigon Pharmaceuticals (Private) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Moximax Lucky Core Industries Limited · 400 mg infusion, 400 mg tablet
- Moxina Amarant Pharmaceuticals Private Limited · 400 mg tablet
- Moxinig HONIG PHARMACEUTICALS LABORATORIES · 400 mg tablet
- Moxipill Pinnacle Biotech (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- MoxiPulse Pulse Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Moxirains Searle IV Solutions (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Moxiral ETHICAL LABORATORIES PRIVATE LIMITED · 400 mg tablet
- Moxirulz Focus & Rulz Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Moxitab Biogen Pharma · 400 mg tablet
- Moxitex Danas Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Moxiton Newton Health Care Pvt Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Moxitop Winlet Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet, 400 mg/250 mL infusion
- Moxizak Schazoo Zaka (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Moxizon RELIZON PHARMACEUTICALS · 400 mg tablet
- MOXOLENE Panacea Pharmaceuticals · 0.5 % drops, 400 mg tablet
- Moxpin Winthrox Laboratories Pvt. Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Moxy-Day Davis Pharmaceutical Laboratories · 400 mg tablet
- Mozex MTI MEDICAL (PVT.) LTD · 400 mg tablet
- Muzelus SAFE PHARMACEUTICAL (PVT) LTD · 400 mg tablet
- MXF Herbion Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Myflox Arreta Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- MYFLOX Kaizen Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 400 MG tablet
- Myriva Moringa Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Navelox NAVEGAL LABORATORIES · 400 mg tablet
- Navilox Genetics Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Nespetro Martin Dow Marker Limited · 400 mg tablet
- Neumox Neutro Pharma (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Novaria Cibex (Private) Limited · 400 mg tablet
- Ocumox Remington Pharmaceutical Industries (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Odimox Vision Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Oxaquin Highnoon Laboratories Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- OXCIN Atco Laboratories Limited · 0.5 % solution
- Oxiflox Amson Vaccines & Pharma (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Oxilenza AJM Pharma (Pvt.) Limited · 400 mg tablet
- Oxizam Zamko Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- PALZIC Wilshire Laboratories (Private) Limited · 400 mg tablet
- Promox McOlson Research Laboratories Pvt. Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Ramoxcin Caliph Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet, 400 mg infusion
- Rapilox Hoover Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Raymox Ray Pharma · 400 mg tablet
- Remox Regal Pharmaceuticals · 400 mg tablet
- Santomox Sante (Private) Limited · 400 mg tablet
- Scimox Scilife Pharma Private Limited · 400 mg tablet, 400 mg infusion
- Semoxin Semos Pharmaceuticals PVT LTD · 400 mg tablet
- SKIMOX SKIMS PHARMACEUTICALS · 400 MG tablet
- Stajer AsianContinental (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Staxin Standpharm Pakistan Pvt Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Stroflox Rite Bio Sciences (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Sunflox Sunshine Pharmaceuticals · 400 mg tablet
- Techmox CURATECH PHARMA PVT.LTD · 400 mg tablet
- Temox TRISON RESEARCH LABORATORIES PRIVATE LIMITED · 400 mg tablet
- Turboxin Health care pharmaceuticals · 400 mg tablet
- Twig Sigma Pharma International (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Unomox-400 Genome Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Valamox Valor Pharmaceuticals · 5 mg drops, 5 mg/g ointment
- Velmox Well & Well Pharma Pvt.Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- VELOXIN Pacific Pharmaceutical Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Veltimox Tabs UNEXOLABS (PVT) LTD · 400 mg tablet
- Venomox VENUS PHARMA · 400 mg tablet
- Welday Le Mendoza Pharmaceutical (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Winloxine FAAS Pharmaceuticals (Pvt)Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- X-Gen M/s. Genix Pharma (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- XEFECTA Hilton Pharma (Pvt) Limited · 400 mg tablet
- Xitocin Zephyr Pharmatec (pvt) limited · 400 mg tablet
- XMOX Adamjee Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Xymox Global Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Yoxi Xenon Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd · 400 mg tablet
- Zilfom PHARMEVO (PVT) LTD · 400 mg tablet
Questions
Moxifloxacin in Pakistan: common questions
How many Moxifloxacin brands are available in Pakistan?
167 brands of Moxifloxacin are registered in Pakistan, made or imported by 163 companies.
What is the price of Moxifloxacin 400 mg tablet in Pakistan?
The lowest official price is PKR 77.41 per tablet (Biofloxacin by Medisure Laboratories Pakistan Pvt Ltd), the middle (median) price is PKR 184 per tablet and the highest is PKR 298 per tablet (Avelox). These prices are for 162 brands with an official price. The cheapest pack is Biofloxacin 1 x 5's at PKR 387.
What is the price of Moxifloxacin 400 mg infusion in Pakistan?
The lowest official price is PKR 2,171 per unit (GT Mox by GT Pharma Pvt. Ltd). The cheapest pack is GT Mox 250mlx1's at PKR 2,171.
What is the price of Moxifloxacin 400 mg/250 mL infusion in Pakistan?
The lowest official price is PKR 1,942 per unit (Moxicure by Medifine Laboratories (Pvt) Ltd), the middle (median) price is PKR 2,161 per unit and the highest is PKR 2,285 per unit (Avelox). These prices are for 5 brands with an official price. The cheapest pack is Moxicure 1×250ml at PKR 1,942.
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