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Emolent Plus

Glycerol + Liquid Paraffin + White Soft Paraffin + Light Liquid Paraffin + Glycerine

  • Cream

Strengths, Packs and Prices

Glycerol + Liquid Paraffin + White Soft Paraffin 10 gm + 10 gm + 5 gm/100 gmCream · 50 gm in Tube Pack৳200per tube
Light Liquid Paraffin + White Soft Paraffin + Glycerine 10%+5%+10%CreamPrice coming soon

About the Medicine

Glycerol

IndicationsGlycerol (also called glycerin) is used as a suppository to relieve occasional constipation and to empty the bowel. It is also used on the skin as a moisturiser for dry or cracked skin, and as a soothing ingredient…

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Liquid Paraffin

IndicationsLiquid Paraffin is a mineral oil with two main uses. Taken by mouth, usually combined with Magnesium Hydroxide, it is used for short-term relief of constipation and to soften stools, for example after surgery or in people with…

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White Soft Paraffin

IndicationsWhite Soft Paraffin (white petroleum jelly) is a moisturiser and skin protectant. It is used for dry, rough or scaly skin, eczema and dermatitis, psoriasis, chapped lips and cracked heels, and to protect the nappy area and skin…

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Light Liquid Paraffin

IndicationsLight Liquid Paraffin is a refined mineral oil used on the skin as an emollient (moisturiser). It is an ingredient of creams, ointments, lotions and bath oils used for dry, rough, scaly or itchy skin, including eczema, atopic…

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Glycerine

IndicationsGlycerine (glycerol) is used in several forms:Suppositories: for quick relief of occasional constipation in adults, children and infants.Skin products: to soften and moisturise dry, rough or cracked skin, lips and heels.It is also an ingredient in some cough…

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Prices last checked on 12 October 2026

Registration details and prices come from the public register of the Directorate General of Drug Administration (DGDA). This page is for information and does not replace advice from your doctor or pharmacist.