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Tinfal Forte: price, uses & cheaper substitutes

Tinfal Forte contains Biotin + Calcium pantothenate + Zinc + Copper + Selenium + Acetylcysteine 10 mg + 100 mg + 22.5 mg + 3 mg + 65 mcg + 50 mg. Listed MRP is ₹125.00 for 10 (₹12.50 per tablet).

No cheaper same-salt listing is on file.

MRP
₹125.00
₹ / tablet
₹12.50
Pack
10
Manufacturer
Leeford Healthcare Ltd

Same-salt cheaper options

BrandManufacturerPackMRP₹ / tabletAs on
Tinfal ForteLeeford Healthcare Ltd10₹125.00₹12.5019 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 Biotin + Calcium pantothenate + Zinc + Copper + Selenium + Acetylcysteine 10 mg + 100 mg + 22.5 mg + 3 mg + 65 mcg + 50 mg brands, safety and side effects

What Biotin + Calcium pantothenate + Zinc + Copper + Selenium + Acetylcysteine 10 mg + 100 mg + 22.5 mg + 3 mg + 65 mcg + 50 mg is used for

  • Hair fall or brittle nails when a doctor suspects low biotin, zinc or other nutrients.
  • Nutritional support prescribed by a dermatologist alongside treatment for the cause of hair loss.
  • Topping up these nutrients when diet is poor, on medical advice.

Frequently asked questions

Tinfal Forte tablet uses

Tinfal Forte contains biotin 10 mg, calcium pantothenate, zinc, copper, selenium and acetylcysteine. Dermatologists sometimes prescribe it as nutritional support in hair fall and brittle nails.

Do hair vitamins really stop hair fall?

They help only if hair loss is linked to a nutrient deficiency. Most hair fall has other causes, so a doctor should find the cause.

Tinfal Forte side effects

Nausea, stomach upset and a metallic taste can occur. Long-term excess zinc can lower copper and cause anaemia.

Can I take Tinfal Forte with Zincovit or biotin tablets?

No, not without your doctor – you could take too much zinc and biotin.

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