What is in dapagliflozin–teneligliptin–metformin HCl combination tablets?
A fixed-dose combination of dapagliflozin, teneligliptin, and metformin HCl is formulated as one oral tablet that contains:
- dapagliflozin (an SGLT2 inhibitor)
- teneligliptin (a DPP-4 inhibitor)
- metformin hydrochloride HCl (a biguanide)
along with inactive ingredients (excipients) such as tablet binders, fillers, disintegrants, lubricants, and coatings.
The exact concentrations (for example, how many mg of each active ingredient per tablet) and the specific excipient list depend on the specific brand and strength sold in a given country.
What are the strength options (mg) for dapagliflozin + teneligliptin + metformin?
Strengths vary by manufacturer and marketed pack. To give an exact “formulation composition” (mg of each active ingredient per tablet), you need the specific product name/strength (for example, the label strength shown on the blister/box).
If you share the brand name and the strength written on your pack (e.g., “dapagliflozin X mg / teneligliptin Y mg / metformin Z mg”), I can map the active-ingredient composition precisely.
What excipients are typically used (inactive ingredients)?
Because excipients differ by manufacturer, there is no single universal composition. Typical tablet excipients used in fixed-dose combinations may include:
- binders (to hold the tablet together)
- fillers/diluents (to add bulk)
- disintegrants (to help it break apart in the gut)
- lubricants/glidants (to help manufacturing and prevent sticking)
- coating agents (if the tablet is film-coated)
The precise excipient wording (and whether it contains things like lactose, povidone, hypromellose, magnesium stearate, etc.) is product-specific.
How to get the exact composition from the medicine label
For the most accurate “formulation composition,” check one of these on the pack or leaflet:
- “Each film-coated tablet contains…” (active ingredient amounts)
- “Excipients” section (inactive ingredients list)
If you tell me the exact product name (brand) and strength from your box/blister, I’ll restate the full composition (actives in mg plus the excipients) in the format you need.
Do you want the composition for a specific brand?
Common products may differ across markets (India, EU, etc.). If you provide:
1) brand name,
2) strength (mg for dapagliflozin / teneligliptin / metformin), and
3) whether it’s film-coated or not,
I can give the exact composition for that specific formulation.