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Elocon: price, uses & cheaper substitutes

Prescription required (Schedule H)

Elocon contains Mometasone furoate 0.1% w/w. Listed MRP is ₹100.31 for 50 (₹2.01 per g).

The lowest listed price for the same salt is ₹1.13 per g.

MRP
₹100.31
₹ / g
₹2.01
Pack
50
Manufacturer
Abbott

Same-salt cheaper options

BrandManufacturerPackMRP₹ / gAs on
Mometasone Furoate Cream IP 0.1%w/wJan AushadhiJan Aushadhi (PMBJP)15 g₹16.88₹1.1319 October 2026
EloconAbbott50 g₹100.31₹2.0119 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 Mometasone furoate 0.1% w/w brands, safety and side effects

What Mometasone furoate 0.1% w/w is used for

  • Eczema (atopic dermatitis) – red, itchy, inflamed skin.
  • Psoriasis plaques on the body (not widespread or scalp-only psoriasis unless advised).
  • Contact dermatitis and other itchy rashes that respond to steroids.
  • Short-term relief of severe insect-bite reactions or allergic skin flares, on a doctor's advice.

Frequently asked questions

What is Momate cream used for?

Momate contains mometasone furoate 0.1%, a potent steroid. It is prescribed for eczema, psoriasis plaques and other inflamed, itchy rashes, used once a day for a short course.

Can I use Momate cream on my face?

Only if a doctor has advised it, and for no more than 5 days. Facial skin is thin, and steroid creams can cause thinning, acne-like spots and rebound redness.

Can Momate cream be used for pimples or dark spots?

No. Mometasone does not treat acne or pigmentation and can make acne worse and lighten skin unevenly. Steroid creams are widely misused in India as fairness creams – avoid this.

How many times a day should I apply Elocon?

Once a day, as a thin layer on the affected area only. Using it more often or on larger areas increases side effects without extra benefit.

Sources

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