Acogram-300 Tablet SR

What is Acogram 300 Tablet SR?

Each Acogram 300 Tablet SR contains Acotiamide 300 mg in sustained/extended‑release form. Acotiamide enhances acetylcholine release and improves gastric motility, helping the stomach empty more effectively after meals.​

Key Benefits

• Relieves functional dyspepsia symptoms such as post‑prandial bloating, upper abdominal pain/discomfort and feeling full very quickly.​

• Once‑daily SR convenience with acotiamide ER 300 mg, shown to provide efficacy comparable to 100 mg three times daily and improve quality of life and treatment compliance.​

Uses & Indications

Acogram 300 Tablet SR is indicated for:

• Functional dyspepsia (FD), especially postprandial distress syndrome (PDS) type, where endoscopy is normal but symptoms persist.​

• Meal‑related upper GI symptoms like post‑meal bloating, early satiety and epigastric discomfort not explained by structural disease.​

It is used as part of a comprehensive plan including diet and lifestyle modifications.​

Dosage & Directions

The dosing schedule must be set by the treating physician.​

• For ER products, references describe acotiamide ER 300 mg once daily, usually before meals, as equivalent in efficacy to 100 mg three times daily IR.​

• Tablets should be swallowed whole with water, ideally before the main meal (or as directed) and not crushed or chewed to preserve sustained release.​

Treatment duration is typically several weeks; do not stop early even if symptoms improve without consulting the doctor, as symptoms may recur.​

Price & Packaging

Trade listings show Acogram‑300 SR tablets priced around ₹358 per strip of 10 tablets in the wholesale/PCD context. Retail/e‑pharmacy brands of acotiamide ER 300 mg (including Acogram 300 and close substitutes) are generally in a similar MRP band with platform‑specific discounts.​

Acogram 300 Tablet SR is supplied as Alu‑Alu blister strips of 10 sustained‑release tablets, packed in cartons with Ingram Biosciences branding and full composition and regulatory information.​

Side Effects & Safety

Acogram has a favourable safety profile; most side effects are mild and transient. Commonly reported adverse effects include:​

• Headache, diarrhoea, constipation, nausea, vomiting and skin rash.​

• Lab changes such as abnormal liver function tests, increased triglycerides and increased prolactin have been described with acotiamide.​

Patients should contact their doctor if side effects are persistent, troublesome or if jaundice, dark urine or severe abdominal pain occur.​

Precautions & Contraindications

• Use cautiously in moderate to severe liver or kidney impairment; dose decisions must be individualised.​

• Avoid in patients with known hypersensitivity to acotiamide or excipients.​

• Pregnant or breastfeeding women should use only if clearly needed and prescribed after risk–benefit assessment.​

Patients should also avoid self‑medicating with multiple prokinetics or overlapping GI drugs without medical advice.​

10 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What is Acogram 300 Tablet SR used for?
It is used to treat functional dyspepsia, particularly symptoms like bloating, upper abdominal pain and early satiety after meals.​

2. How does Acogram 300 work?
Acotiamide enhances acetylcholine release in the gut, improving stomach motility and helping food move more efficiently.​

3. When should I take Acogram 300 SR?
It is usually taken once daily before meals, at the time prescribed by the doctor.​

4. How long do I need to use it?
Clinical studies often use 4‑week courses; your doctor may continue longer based on response, but it should be reviewed regularly.​

5. Can Acogram 300 cure functional dyspepsia permanently?
FD is typically chronic; medicines like acotiamide control symptoms but do not guarantee permanent cure.​

6. What if I miss a dose?
Take it when remembered unless it is almost time for the next dose; do not double up to compensate.​

7. Is Acogram 300 safe for long‑term use?
Short‑ to medium‑term studies show good safety; longer courses should be supervised with periodic review and labs as needed.​

8. Can I take it with antacids or PPIs?
Acotiamide is often combined with PPIs/H2 blockers in practice; combinations should be guided by a gastroenterologist.​

9. Does it cause weight gain?
Weight‑related effects are not prominent; if significant weight change occurs, other causes (diet, comorbidities) should be assessed.​

10. Is Acogram 300 SR better than acotiamide 100 mg three times daily?
Evidence shows ER 300 mg once daily offers similar efficacy and safety with better convenience and potentially improved adherence.​

Quick Tips

• Take Acogram 300 Tablet SR once daily before meals and do not crush or chew the tablet.​

• Support therapy with small, frequent meals; avoiding high‑fat, spicy and late‑night meals; weight management; avoiding smoking and excess coffee.​

• Seek review if symptoms persist, worsen or if alarm features develop (weight loss, vomiting, bleeding, severe pain).​

Why Choose Ingram BioSciences?

Acogram 300 Tablet SR aligns with Ingram’s Gastro & Hepato Care cluster, complementing OBGRAM‑ER 300 (acotiamide ER), LSGRAM 25, GRAMOZ‑IT, GRAMOZ‑D, BISGRAM and PEPGRAM for comprehensive dyspepsia, GERD and IBS care. Ingram is a Jasola, New Delhi–based specialty pharma player with strong chronic‑care positioning and PCD/export channels across India.​

This makes Acogram 300 a credible acotiamide ER 300 mg option for Indian gastroenterologists and physicians.​

Customer Support & Ordering

For enquiries and ordering related to Acogram 300 Tablet SR:

• Company: Ingram Biosciences Pvt. Ltd.​

• Delhi Office: Office‑308, 3rd Floor, Living Style Mall, Jasola, New Delhi – 110025, India.​

• Phone / WhatsApp: +91 99997 81444; Mobile: +91 76690 11534.​

• Email: info@ingrambiosciences.in​

Acogram 300 Tablet SR is supplied via hospitals, retail chemists, PCD/franchise partners and select e‑pharmacies and should be used only on the prescription of a registered medical practitioner.