OBGRAM-ER 300 Tablet

What is Obgram ER 300 Tablet?

Each Obgram ER 300 Tablet contains Acotiamide Hydrochloride Hydrate 300 mg (extended‑release). Acotiamide enhances acetylcholine release in the gut, improving gastric motility and helping food move more efficiently through the upper digestive tract.​

Key Benefits

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

• Once‑daily ER convenience with efficacy and safety comparable to acotiamide 100 mg three times daily, improving patient compliance and quality of life.​

Uses & Indications

Doctors prescribe Obgram ER 300 Tablet for:

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

• Meal‑related dyspepsia with bloating after meals, early satiety and epigastric discomfort not explained by structural disease.​

It is used alongside diet and lifestyle measures rather than replacing them.​

Dosage & Directions

Dosing must be individualised by the treating physician.​

• Typical ER acotiamide schedule is 300 mg once daily before meals, equivalent in effect to 100 mg three times daily IR.​

• Swallow tablets whole with water; do not crush or chew, to preserve extended‑release properties.​

Treatment courses often last several weeks; do not stop early without medical advice even if symptoms improve.​

Price & Packaging

Ingram‑linked trade listings show Obgram ER 300 Tablet at an original price of ₹300 and a current price of ₹299 per strip on their ecosystem. Trade India quotes about ₹358 per box/strip as a commercial price for OBGRAM‑ER 300.​

It is supplied as Alu‑Alu blister strips of 10 extended‑release tablets, in a carton printed with Ingram Biosciences branding, strength, composition and regulatory details.​

Side Effects & Safety

Overall, Obgram ER 300 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.​

• Dizziness and abnormal liver function tests have also been reported with acotiamide ER in practice.​

Patients should seek medical advice if side effects persist, worsen or if signs of liver involvement (jaundice, dark urine) or severe abdominal pain appear.​

Precautions & Contraindications

• Avoid in known hypersensitivity to acotiamide or any component of the formulation.​

• Use cautiously in patients with liver or kidney disease, where dose or close monitoring may be necessary.​

• Patients with significant heart disease or arrhythmias should use Obgram ER 300 only under careful supervision, as some sources note the potential for irregular heartbeat.​

Pregnant or breastfeeding women should take Obgram ER 300 only if clearly needed and prescribed after risk–benefit assessment.​

10 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What is Obgram ER 300 Tablet used for?
It is used to treat functional dyspepsia, improving symptoms such as post‑meal bloating, upper abdominal pain/discomfort and early satiety.​

2. How does Obgram ER 300 work?
Acotiamide increases acetylcholine levels in gastric smooth muscle, enhancing gastric motility and post‑meal emptying.​

3. When should I take Obgram ER 300?
Typically once daily before meals, at the same time each day or as directed by your gastroenterologist.​

4. How long do I need to take it?
Studies often use 4‑week courses; your doctor may adjust based on response and safety, with periodic review.​

5. Is Obgram ER 300 available over the counter?
No, it is a prescription‑only medicine; a doctor’s evaluation and prescription are required.​

6. Can I take Obgram ER 300 with antacids or PPIs?
It is commonly used with PPIs or H2 blockers for dyspepsia/GERD, but combinations should be physician‑guided.​

7. Does Obgram ER 300 cure functional dyspepsia permanently?
FD is usually chronic; acotiamide controls symptoms and improves quality of life but does not guarantee permanent cure.​

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

9. Is Obgram ER 300 safe for long‑term use?
Short‑ and medium‑term data show good safety; longer use should be regularly reviewed with your doctor, including labs if indicated.​

10. Can I drink alcohol while taking Obgram ER 300?
Alcohol can worsen dyspepsia and liver strain; limiting or avoiding alcohol generally helps outcomes.​

Quick Tips

• Take Obgram ER 300 once daily before meals, swallowing the tablet whole.​

• Combine treatment with small, frequent meals; avoiding high‑fat, spicy, caffeinated and late‑night foods; smoking cessation; weight control and stress reduction.​

• Contact your doctor if you develop alarm features (weight loss, vomiting, bleeding, severe pain) or persistent side effects.​

Why Choose Ingram BioSciences?

Obgram ER 300 sits within Ingram’s Gastro & Hepato Care basket alongside BISGRAM, PEPGRAM, LSGRAM 25, URNOZ, Obgram 40 and Gramoz IT/D, enabling full‑spectrum management of GERD, IBS, ulcers and functional GI disorders. Ingram Biosciences is a New Delhi–based company with focused chronic‑care portfolios, strong PCD/export presence and clear physician‑oriented product information.​

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

Customer Support & Ordering

For enquiries and ordering related to Obgram ER 300 Tablet:

• 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​

Obgram ER 300 Tablet is supplied through hospitals, retail chemists, PCD/franchise partners and major e‑pharmacies and must be used only on the prescription of a registered medical practitioner.