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Salt composition in both (the active ingredient)Luliconazole 1% w/w
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Luliconazole Cream IP 1% w/w 30gmJan Aushadhi₹51.57₹1.72 per g | 89% lessDelivery by 14 October
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Same salt, same strength
NameLucazole CreamLuliconazole Cream IP 1% w/w 30gm
CompositionLuliconazole 1% w/wLuliconazole 1% w/w
MakerSun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.Jan Aushadhi
Price per unit₹15.99₹1.72Save 89%
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A composition match, not medical advice.
₹51.5789% less
A Jan Aushadhi alternative costs less → see the comparison
Lucazole Cream
Code 1017977 · 10 gm · Cream
MRP ₹159.90
What we send you instead
Janaushadhi Online price
₹51.57
MRP ₹51.57
₹1.7 / gm · 89% less
Salt composition
✓Luliconazole 1% w/w
- Form
- Cream
- Pack
- 10 gm
- Made by
- Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.
- Sold as
- Prescription medicine
Used for
- Treatment of Fungal skin infections
This is a prescription medicine. A registered pharmacist verifies your prescription before it is dispatched.
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About Lucazole Cream
What is the salt composition of Lucazole Cream?
Lucazole Cream contains Luliconazole 1% w/w, as a cream. It is made by Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.
What is Lucazole Cream used for?
The catalogue lists it for: Treatment of Fungal skin infections. Take it only as your doctor prescribed.
Do I need a prescription for Lucazole Cream?
Yes. Lucazole Cream is a prescription medicine. A registered pharmacist checks your prescription before the order is sent.
Is there a lower priced medicine with the same salt as Lucazole Cream?
Yes. Luliconazole Cream IP 1% w/w 30gm is a Jan Aushadhi medicine with the same salt, the same strength and the same form. On JanAushadhiOnline it costs ₹51.57 for 30 gms (₹1.7 / gm), against ₹16.0 / gm for Lucazole Cream at its printed MRP — 89% less per gm. Ask your doctor before changing a brand.