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Methylcobalamin (1500mcg) + Pregabalin (75mg) + Nortriptyline (10mg) Tablet: brands and prices

2 brands with this salt and strength at Caspian Pharmacy, 2 in stock as of 24 Oct 2026. Prices range from ₹19.90 to ₹21.50 per tablet.

Controlled medicine. Sold only at our counter, against the original prescription.

About Methylcobalamin (vitamin B12)

Medically reviewed by Dr Khizer Hussain Junaidy, MD Pharmacology, Diabetologist & Bariatric Physician, on 23 Oct 2026.

What it is for

Vitamin B12. Used for B12 deficiency and nerve symptoms such as tingling and numbness in diabetes.

How to take it

Take it once a day after food, or as advised. Injections are given by a nurse.

Common side effects

  • Usually none.

Call your doctor if

  • Tingling or numbness that keeps getting worse.

From our clinic: People on metformin for many years should get B12 checked.

About Pregabalin

Medically reviewed by Dr Khizer Hussain Junaidy, MD Pharmacology, Diabetologist & Bariatric Physician, on 23 Oct 2026.

What it is for

Reduces nerve pain, including burning feet in diabetes, and is used in some anxiety and seizure conditions.

How to take it

Take it as advised, often at bedtime at first. Do not stop it suddenly.

Common side effects

  • Sleepiness, dizziness.
  • Weight gain, swelling of feet.

Call your doctor if

  • Low mood or thoughts of self-harm.
  • Swelling of the face or breathing difficulty.

Take care

Avoid alcohol. Do not drive if it makes you sleepy. Tell the doctor if you have kidney disease, as the dose may need to be lower. Taking it with strong painkillers (opioids) or sleeping pills can cause heavy drowsiness and slow breathing. It is a prescription-only medicine that can be misused, so we sell it only at our counter against the original prescription.

From our clinic: The dose is lowered slowly when stopping.

About Nortriptyline

Medically reviewed by Dr Khizer Hussain Junaidy, MD Pharmacology, Diabetologist & Bariatric Physician, on 23 Oct 2026.

What it is for

At low doses, reduces nerve pain and helps sleep in chronic pain. At higher doses, treats depression.

How to take it

Take it at bedtime.

Common side effects

  • Dry mouth, constipation, sleepiness.
  • Dizziness on standing.

Call your doctor if

  • Fast or uneven heartbeat.
  • Difficulty passing urine.
  • Thoughts of self-harm.

Take care

Tell the doctor about heart disease, glaucoma or prostate problems. Do not stop it suddenly. Keep it away from children; even a few extra tablets can be dangerous to the heart.

From our clinic: Rise slowly from bed at night.

General information for patients, not a substitute for your doctor's advice. Your dose and plan may differ.

Same salt and strength does not always mean the same release type or inactive ingredients. Ask your doctor or our pharmacist before switching brands. Prices are MRP.