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Zinconia 50: price, uses & cheaper substitutes

Zinconia 50 contains Zinc acetate 50 mg elemental zinc. Listed MRP is ₹75.15 for 10 (₹7.52 per tablet).

The lowest listed price for the same salt is ₹3.44 per tablet.

MRP
₹75.15
₹ / tablet
₹7.52
Pack
10
Manufacturer
Zuventus Healthcare Ltd

Same-salt cheaper options

BrandManufacturerPackMRP₹ / tabletAs on
Zinconol 50Knoll Pharmaceuticals Ltd15₹51.56₹3.4419 October 2026
Zincofine ACE 50Morepen Laboratories Ltd10₹45.00₹4.5019 October 2026
Zincovec 50Biorex Healthcare Pvt Ltd10₹47.81₹4.7819 October 2026
Zi Tec 50Ipca Laboratories Ltd10₹56.25₹5.6219 October 2026
Zinconia 50Zuventus Healthcare Ltd10₹75.15₹7.5219 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 Zinc acetate 50 mg elemental zinc brands, safety and side effects

What Zinc acetate 50 mg elemental zinc is used for

  • Zinc deficiency diagnosed by your doctor – signs can include problems with taste or smell and wounds that are slow to heal.
  • Short courses of zinc that your doctor recommends alongside other treatment.
  • Specific conditions in which a doctor prescribes high-dose zinc and monitors you.

Frequently asked questions

Zinc 50 mg tablet uses

Zinc 50 mg is used for zinc deficiency diagnosed by a doctor and in specific conditions where a doctor prescribes high-dose zinc. It is a high dose and is not meant for everyday use without medical advice.

Can I take zinc 50 mg daily?

Only if your doctor advises it. The NHS recommends not taking more than 25 mg of zinc a day from supplements unless a doctor tells you to, because long-term high doses lower copper and can cause anaemia.

Zinconia 50 tablet uses

Zinconia 50 contains zinc acetate equivalent to 50 mg zinc. It is used when a doctor wants you to take a high dose of zinc for a deficiency or a specific condition.

Zinc tablet side effects

Nausea, stomach cramps, diarrhoea and a metallic taste are common, especially on an empty stomach. Taking too much can cause vomiting within hours, and long-term excess can lead to copper deficiency.

Sources

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