Dolo
- Manufacturer
- Micro Labs Limited
- Form
- tablet
- Composition
- Paracetamol 650 mg
Dolo contains Paracetamol 650 mg. This page lists brands in our verified set with the same composition, the legal NPPA price ceiling where one exists, and Jan Aushadhi availability. It does not show brand prices. Ask your pharmacist before switching.
Compiled from official drug labels and Indian government sources. Always follow your doctor's or pharmacist's advice.
No other brand in our verified set has exactly Paracetamol 650 mg. Our verified brand set is still small, so this does not mean none exists.
These brands contain the same ingredient in the same strength.
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NPPA ceiling for Tablet 650 mg: Rs 1.83 per 1 Tablet (as on March 2026). This is a legal upper limit before tax, not the usual price.
The government sets a maximum price for scheduled formulations.
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Savings per tablet = (your brand price per strip / tablets per strip) minus (alternative price per strip / tablets per strip). Savings percent = savings divided by your brand price per tablet.
Brand prices are not shown on this page. Use the price on your pack and the price quoted by the seller.
Divide each strip price by the number of tablets to compare fairly.
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The Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Pariyojana product list includes: Paracetamol Tablets IP 650 mg (650 mg, pack 15's); Paracetamol 650mg and Caffeine 50mg Tablets IP (650mg, pack 10's). Prices are not published in the static list we checked; ask your Kendra.
Some salts are also sold under the Jan Aushadhi scheme at lower prices.
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Brands with the same composition can differ in inactive ingredients, release profile and pack. Do not change brands for medicines such as thyroid, epilepsy, blood thinners or heart rhythm medicines without asking your doctor.
This page does not recommend any brand.
Do not switch brands on your own.
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This information is educational and is not a substitute for advice from your doctor or pharmacist. It does not tell you what dose you personally should take. In an emergency call 112.