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Dabigat 110: price, uses & cheaper substitutes

Prescription required (Schedule H)

Dabigat 110 contains Dabigatran 110 mg. Listed MRP is ₹305.63 for 10 (₹30.56 per capsule).

The lowest listed price for the same salt is ₹12.89 per capsule.

MRP
₹305.63
₹ / capsule
₹30.56
Pack
10
Manufacturer
Natco Pharma Ltd

Same-salt cheaper options

BrandManufacturerPackMRP₹ / capsuleAs on
Dabigatran Etexilate Mesilate Capsules 110 mgJan AushadhiJan Aushadhi (PMBJP)10₹128.91₹12.8919 October 2026
Dabigo 110Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd10₹155.51₹15.5519 October 2026
Dabitra 110Emcure Pharmaceuticals Ltd10₹225.00₹22.5019 October 2026
Dabigat 110Natco Pharma Ltd10₹305.63₹30.5619 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 Dabigatran 110 mg brands, safety and side effects

What Dabigatran 110 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 Pradaxa 110 used for?

Pradaxa 110 is dabigatran 110 mg, an oral blood thinner taken twice daily. It prevents stroke in atrial fibrillation and treats or prevents clots in the legs and lungs.

Pradaxa 110 vs Pradaxa 150 – which do I need?

150 mg twice daily is the standard dose. 110 mg twice daily is chosen for people over 80, those with reduced kidney function, higher bleeding risk, or who also take verapamil. Your cardiologist decides based on your kidneys and age.

Why can't I open or crush Pradaxa capsules?

Opening the capsule or taking the pellets alone increases absorption by about 75 percent, which greatly raises bleeding risk. Always swallow the capsule whole with water.

Why must Pradaxa stay in its original bottle?

Dabigatran capsules absorb moisture and lose potency. Keep them in the original bottle or blister, close the cap tightly, and do not transfer them to a pill organiser.

Sources

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