Indapamide trade name?

What brand names does indapamide sell under?

Indapamide is marketed under multiple brand names depending on the country. Common trade names include Natrilix (and variants such as Natrilix SR) and Lozol. [1][2]

Are “SR” or other suffixes different from the main indapamide product?

Yes. Many indapamide trade names include suffixes like SR, which typically indicates a sustained-release formulation (how the medicine is released over time). The active ingredient is still indapamide, but the formulation can affect dosing schedules and how it’s taken. [1][2]

What indapamide trade name should I ask for?

If you tell me your country (or the country where your prescription was written) and whether it says SR/sustained release, I can narrow it to the most likely trade name used locally. [1][2]

What should I check on the prescription or box?

Look for the active ingredient: indapamide, and note whether the label specifies SR (sustained release) or the dosing strength (for example, 1.5 mg in many SR products, depending on the local formulation). [1][2]

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Sources

[1] https://www.drugs.com/international/indapamide.html
[2] https://www.drugs.com/indapamide.html