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Ziten 20: price, uses & cheaper substitutes

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Ziten 20 contains Teneligliptin 20 mg. Listed MRP is ₹177.60 for 15 (₹11.84 per tablet).

The lowest listed price for the same salt is ₹1.88 per tablet.

MRP
₹177.60
₹ / tablet
₹11.84
Pack
15
Manufacturer
Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd

Same-salt cheaper options

BrandManufacturerPackMRP₹ / tabletAs on
Teneligliptin Tablets IP 20mgJan AushadhiJan Aushadhi (PMBJP)10₹18.75₹1.8819 October 2026
Dynaglipt 20Mankind Pharma Ltd10₹85.42₹8.5419 October 2026
Tenlimac 20Macleods Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd10₹89.25₹8.9319 October 2026
Tenepla 20Cipla Ltd10₹107.64₹10.7619 October 2026
Tenglyn 20Zydus Cadila15₹176.89₹11.7919 October 2026
Ziten 20Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd15₹177.60₹11.8419 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 Teneligliptin 20 mg brands, safety and side effects

What Teneligliptin 20 mg is used for

  • Type 2 diabetes in adults, along with diet and exercise.
  • Added to metformin when metformin alone does not control blood sugar.
  • Used with a sulfonylurea (glimepiride) or insulin when extra control is needed.

Frequently asked questions

What is Teneza 20 used for?

Teneza 20 contains teneligliptin 20 mg, a DPP-4 inhibitor used for type 2 diabetes. It is taken once daily, usually along with metformin, to lower blood sugar after meals.

Teneligliptin vs sitagliptin – which is better?

Both belong to the same gliptin class and work the same way. Teneligliptin is an Indian-approved, lower-cost option and is often chosen when kidney function is reduced; sitagliptin has longer international safety data. Your doctor will pick based on your kidneys, cost and other medicines.

Can Ziten be taken with metformin?

Yes. Teneligliptin is most often prescribed together with metformin, and combination tablets (teneligliptin + metformin) are common in India.

Does Teneza 20 cause low blood sugar?

On its own, rarely. The risk rises when it is combined with glimepiride or insulin. Keep a sugary snack handy and tell your doctor if you have hypo symptoms.

Sources

Medyzen Editorial Team · Last updated

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