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Caspian PharmacyOpen 24 hours · Vijay Nagar Colony

Glucoblix 50 Tablet

1 Strip of 10 Tablet

Composition (salt)Acarbose (50mg)
Salt in Telugu, Hindi, Urduఅకార్బోస్
एकार्बोस
ایکاربوز
Marketed byBiometabolix Healthcare Pvt Ltd
FormTablet
Pack1 Strip of 10 Tablet
MRP₹145.00
Price per unit₹14.50

Glucoblix 50 Tablet contains Acarbose (50mg). It is marketed by Biometabolix Healthcare Pvt Ltd and comes as 1 strip of 10 tablet. The MRP at Caspian Pharmacy, Vijay Nagar Colony, Hyderabad is ₹145.00 (₹14.50 per tablet).

What it costs you in a month

About ₹435.00 for 30 days at MRP.

About Acarbose

Medically reviewed by Dr Khizer Hussain Junaidy, MD Pharmacology, Diabetologist & Bariatric Physician, on 23 Oct 2026.

What it is for

Lowers the rise in blood sugar after meals by slowing the digestion of starch.

How to take it

Take it with the first bite of each main meal.

Common side effects

  • Gas, bloating and loose stools, mostly in the first weeks.

Call your doctor if

  • Severe belly pain.
  • Yellow eyes or skin.

Take care

Treat a low sugar with glucose tablets, not table sugar.

From our clinic: The doctor usually starts with a small dose to reduce gas.

General information for patients, not a substitute for your doctor's advice. Your dose and plan may differ.

Same salt and strength, other brands

Ask your doctor or our pharmacist before switching brands. We never switch without asking you.

Pick it up today, or ask for delivery

Caspian Pharmacy
10-3-761/8, Opp. Post Office, Vijay Nagar Colony, Hyderabad 500057
Inside Caspian Healthcare. Close to Masab Tank, Mehdipatnam and Humayun Nagar.
Open 24 hours, every day
Including Sundays and holidays.
Keep it ready for me
WhatsApp the name and quantity. We keep it ready at the counter.

Directions Call 85198 41154 Home delivery

Details are taken from the maker's pack listing and our billing system. Prices are MRP and may change. This page is not medical advice: do not start, stop or switch a medicine without your doctor. Page updated 23 Oct 2026.