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Apixapil 5: price, uses & cheaper substitutes

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Apixapil 5 contains Apixaban 5 mg. Listed MRP is ₹122.15 for 10 (₹12.21 per tablet).

The lowest listed price for the same salt is ₹3.28 per tablet.

MRP
₹122.15
₹ / tablet
₹12.21
Pack
10
Manufacturer
Alkem Laboratories Ltd

Same-salt cheaper options

BrandManufacturerPackMRP₹ / tabletAs on
Apixaban Tablets 5mgJan AushadhiJan Aushadhi (PMBJP)10₹32.82₹3.2819 October 2026
Apixapil 5Alkem Laboratories Ltd10₹122.15₹12.2119 October 2026

MRPs as printed/listed on the date shown; actual price may vary.

Same salt and strength only. Ask your doctor or pharmacist before switching brands. See all Apixaban 5 mg brands, safety and side effects

What Apixaban 5 mg is used for

  • Preventing stroke and clots in atrial fibrillation (irregular heartbeat).
  • Treating blood clots in the legs (DVT) and lungs (pulmonary embolism).
  • Preventing clots from coming back after a DVT or pulmonary embolism.
  • Preventing clots after hip or knee replacement surgery.

Frequently asked questions

What is Eliquis 5 used for?

Eliquis 5 is apixaban 5 mg, a newer oral blood thinner. It prevents stroke in atrial fibrillation and treats or prevents clots in the legs and lungs, and after hip or knee replacement.

Eliquis 2.5 vs Eliquis 5 – which one do I need?

5 mg twice daily is the standard dose for atrial fibrillation and for long-term clot treatment. 2.5 mg twice daily is used after joint surgery, for extended prevention after a clot, or when you meet the criteria for dose reduction (older age, low weight, reduced kidney function). Your doctor decides.

Does apixaban need INR blood tests like warfarin?

No. Apixaban has a predictable effect, so routine INR monitoring is not needed. Your doctor will still check your kidney function and haemoglobin from time to time.

Can I take Eliquis 5 with alcohol?

Keep alcohol moderate. Heavy drinking increases bleeding risk and the chance of falls and head injury.

Sources

Medyzen Editorial Team · Last updated

This page is general information, not medical advice. Do not start, stop or change a medicine without asking a doctor or pharmacist. Terms