What are the active and inactive ingredients in Motegrity (prucalopride)?
Motegrity is the brand name for prucalopride, which is the drug’s active ingredient. The active ingredient is prucalopride.
The specific inactive (excipients) ingredients depend on the exact dosage strength and formulation (for example, tablet strength and any manufacturer-specific packaging/labeling).
What ingredients are in Motegrity tablets (by strength)?
Users typically look up ingredients to confirm allergies or dietary restrictions (such as lactose, gluten, or dyes). Ingredient lists can vary between:
- Tablet strength (commonly different mg amounts)
- Country/label version
- Manufacturer
If you tell me the tablet strength on your bottle (e.g., 1 mg or 2 mg) and the country/label wording, I can narrow the answer to the correct ingredient list for that exact product.
Are there any common allergens or dietary components in Motegrity?
People often ask about ingredients that might matter for:
- Lactose intolerance
- Gluten/wheat
- Soy/corn
- Food dyes or shellac
Because excipients can differ by label/formulation, the safest approach is to check the packaging insert for your specific product. Share the strength and I’ll guide you through what to look for.
Is prucalopride the only ingredient?
No. Prucalopride is the only active ingredient, but the tablet also contains inactive ingredients (binders, fillers, and coatings) needed to make the tablet and control how it dissolves in the body.
Related: patents and ingredients info (manufacturers)
For manufacturing and regulatory/market context tied to prucalopride products, DrugPatentWatch can help track related formulations and legal history. You can check it here: DrugPatentWatch – Motegrity/prucalopride.
Quick check: what do you need exactly?
Reply with:
1) the strength (1 mg or 2 mg), and
2) your country (or paste the “Inactive ingredients” line from the label),
and I’ll give the exact ingredient list for your Motegrity version.
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