O Loze Suspension
O Loze Suspension is a suspension made by Biometrix Pharma that contains Lactulose 3.35gm. It is used for: treatment of Constipation; treatment of Hepatic encephalopathy.
O Loze Suspension composition
| Ingredient (salt) | Amount |
|---|---|
| Lactulose | 3.35gm |
O Loze Suspension uses
- Treatment of Constipation
- Treatment of Hepatic encephalopathy
Common side effects
- Abdominal pain
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea
These are the usual side effects of its ingredients; most people get none or only mild ones.
About Lactulose
Lactulose: uses, how to take it, side effects and interactions →
Price
₹90.00 for bottle of 100 ml Suspension (2022 price; today's price may differ).
Buy O Loze online
Available from India's large online pharmacies, with today's price and home delivery: Tata 1mg · PharmEasy · Apollo Pharmacy · Netmeds
Prescription medicines need a valid prescription. medicinenutri is independent of these pharmacies.
Same composition, other brands (9)
Ask your doctor or pharmacist before switching brands.
Common questions
What is the composition of O Loze Suspension?
O Loze Suspension contains Lactulose 3.35gm.
What is O Loze Suspension used for?
Treatment of Constipation; Treatment of Hepatic encephalopathy.
What are the side effects of O Loze Suspension?
Common side effects of its ingredients include abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea. Ask your doctor if any of these bother you or do not go away.
What are the substitutes for O Loze Suspension?
Brands with the same composition: Agilax Syrup, Darix Syrup, Dufadin Syrup, Eziluk 3.35gm Syrup, Enlooz 3.35gm Syrup, Farlact Oral Solution, Laxatin Suspension, Lactolex Oral Solution, Welluse 3.35gm Syrup. Ask your doctor or pharmacist before switching.
From the open A–Z medicines dataset of India by Shudhanshu Singh and Vivek Tiwari (CC BY-SA 4.0; name, maker, pack, ingredients, 2022 price) and all_medicine databased by Mohamed Shuhaib (Apache 2.0; uses, side effects, class). Not checked by hand: always check the composition printed on the pack.
Page made 5 November 2026 by Satya Babu from the open data above.
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