Diltiazem brands in sri lanka?

Diltiazem (generic)
The drug is usually sold in 120 mg tablets (occasionally 80 mg) and, in hospital settings, as a 10 mg/mL IV solution. In Sri Lanka the most common commercial preparations are sold under a handful of well‑known brand names. (The list below is not exhaustive – new brands appear and some pharmacies may still sell older ones.)

How to identify the drug in a pharmacy

• Generic label: If a pharmacy sells “Diltiazem 120 mg tablets” without a brand name, it is essentially the same product as the branded versions above.
• Brand‑specific packaging: Look for the logo or brand name printed on the blister pack or bottle.
• Dosage: Most oral preparations are 120 mg; the IV form is 10 mg/mL.

Tips for patients

1. Ask your prescriber or pharmacist which brand is being recommended; they can also advise on price differences.
2. Check the batch number and expiry date on the blister pack—this helps ensure you are getting a genuine product.
3. Consult the Sri Lanka Pharmacy Board (or your local health authority) if you suspect counterfeit or sub‑standard medication.

Feel free to let me know if you need more details on dosage schedules, side‑effects, or drug interactions for diltiazem!