Prednisolone Tablets
Prednisolone Tablets

Prednisolone Tablets

Prednisolone Tablets Specification

  • Pacakaging (Quantity Per Box)
  • Depends on manufacturer; typically 10 strips of 10 tablets each
  • Origin of Medicine
  • Synthetic
  • Salt Composition
  • Prednisolone
  • Drug Type
  • Tablet
  • Ingredients
  • Prednisolone
  • Physical Form
  • Solid
  • Function
  • Anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressant
  • Recommended For
  • Conditions like allergies inflammation skin diseases and autoimmune disorders
  • Dosage
  • As prescribed by a healthcare professional
  • Dosage Guidelines
  • Typically taken orally with water; dosing depends on the condition and patient response
  • Suitable For
  • Adults and children (as advised by a doctor)
  • Quantity
  • Varies by packaging; commonly 10 14 or 28 tablets per pack
  • Storage Instructions
  • Store in a cool dry place below 25°C away from light and moisture
 
 

Prednisolone Tablets About

Over the years, our globally renowned company is engaged in offering Prednisolone Tablets. Our experts use only top-quality ingredients for formulating these tablets. Offered tablets are widely used in hospitals, nursing homes and other health care centers. We offer these tablets to the clients in leakage-free packaging of different quantities so that patrons can avail these from our firm as per their needs. Offered Prednisolone Tablets are ideal for treating:

  • Allergic disorders
  • Skin conditions
  • Ulcerative colitis
  • Arthritis
  • Lupus
  • Psoriasis
  • Breathing disorders                                                                      

Composition:

Each Unoated Tablet Contains:

  • Prednisolone U.S.P: 5mg
  • Excipients: q.S
  • Strengths: 5 mg
  • Packing: 10x10
 

FAQs of Prednisolone Tablets:


Q: What is the function of Prednisolone Tablets?

A: Prednisolone Tablets function as an anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressant medication.

Q: Who can take Prednisolone Tablets?

A: Prednisolone Tablets are suitable for adults and children as advised by a healthcare professional.

Q: How should Prednisolone Tablets be stored?

A: Prednisolone Tablets should be stored in a cool, dry place below 25C, away from light and moisture.

Q: What conditions are Prednisolone Tablets recommended for?

A: Prednisolone Tablets are recommended for conditions like allergies, inflammation, skin diseases, and autoimmune disorders.

Q: What is the dosage guideline for Prednisolone Tablets?

A: Prednisolone Tablets are typically taken orally with water; dosing depends on the condition and patient response.

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