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Does this medicine need a prescription in India?

Type a medicine name to see whether it appears in Schedule H, H1, X or G of the Drugs Rules, which control prescription sale. It gives general information, not medical advice, and every result shows the source it came from.

What it does
Prescription (schedule) status checker
Data sources
Drugs Rules 1945, Schedules H, H1, X, G (2022 consolidation)
Data ingested
15 October 2026
Cost
Free
Personal data
Nothing you type is stored
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What this tool does

Type a medicine name to see whether it appears in Schedule H, H1, X or G of the Drugs Rules, which control prescription sale.

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How it works

The tool matches your text against the drug names printed in those schedules and explains the schedule in plain words.

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Limits you should know

The schedules we ingested are the 2022 consolidation and later amendments are not applied. Many prescription medicines are controlled by other rules, so not appearing here does not mean you can buy it without a prescription.

The schedules we ingested are the 2022 consolidation and later amendments are not applied. Many prescription medicines are controlled by other rules, so not appearing here does not mean you can buy it without a prescription.

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Frequently asked questions

Is my search stored?

No. The lookup runs in your browser on a static data file and nothing you type is sent to IMCURE.

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Sources

  1. 1Drugs Rules 1945, Schedules H, H1, X, G (2022 consolidation) (stage_india.src_schedule) Open source · 2026-10-15

Last checked: 2026-10-15 · How we use sources · Report a correction

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.