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Rizact 10: price, uses & cheaper substitutes

Prescription required (Schedule H)

Rizact 10 contains Rizatriptan 10 mg. Listed MRP is ₹420.21 for 4 (₹105.05 per tablet).

The lowest listed price for the same salt is ₹16.92 per tablet.

MRP
₹420.21
₹ / tablet
₹105.05
Pack
4
Manufacturer
Cipla Ltd

Same-salt cheaper options

BrandManufacturerPackMRP₹ / tabletAs on
Rizatan 10Torrent Pharmaceuticals Ltd10₹169.22₹16.9219 October 2026
Maxalt RPD 10MSD Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd10₹217.24₹21.7219 October 2026
Rizora 10Intas Pharmaceuticals Ltd4₹411.56₹102.8919 October 2026
Rizact 10Cipla Ltd4₹420.21₹105.0519 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 Rizatriptan 10 mg brands, safety and side effects

What Rizatriptan 10 mg is used for

  • Stopping a migraine attack with or without aura once it has started.
  • Relieving the headache, nausea and light sensitivity of a migraine.
  • Not for preventing migraines or for other kinds of headache.

Frequently asked questions

When should I take Rizact 10?

As soon as the migraine headache begins – it works best early. It is not a preventive; do not take it daily or for a headache that is not migraine.

Can I take a second Rizact 10 if the migraine comes back?

Yes, if the first dose helped and the pain returns after 2 hours or more. Do not take more than 2 tablets in 24 hours. If the first tablet did not work at all, do not take a second for that attack.

Rizact 10 vs Rizact 10 MD – what is the difference?

Same medicine. The MD tablet dissolves on the tongue without water, which is useful when you are nauseated or travelling. Keep it in the foil until use and handle with dry hands.

Can I take Rizact 10 with alcohol?

Avoid it during an attack. Alcohol is a common migraine trigger and increases drowsiness and dizziness.

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