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| Composition | LEVOSALBUTAMOL , AMBROXAL HCL + GUAIPHENESIN DROPS |
|---|---|
| Packing | 15 ML |
| SHELF LIFE | 24 MONTHS |
| HSN CODE | 3004 |
| Category | ORAL DROPS |
| Supply | Wholesale & Export |
ALCUF-LS DROP
The image shows a pediatric oral-drop medicine package photographed as a product-style shot.
Main box: White and orange pharmaceutical carton, approximately centered in the image.
The box prominently reads:
“Levosalbutamol, Ambroxol HCl & Guaiphenesin Drops”
Brand: “Alcuf-LS”
Form: Drops
Quantity: 15 ml
It also carries an Rx symbol, indicating it is a prescription medicine.
The front of the box has a baby photograph/illustration, suggesting the formulation is marketed for pediatric use.
A manufacturer/brand logo appears near the top of the carton, though the small print is difficult to read with certainty.
To the right of the carton is a small brown/amber glass medicine bottle with:
A gold-colored screw cap
A printed label corresponding to the medicine
Small text mentioning the active ingredients, including levosalbutamol, ambroxol HCl and guaiphenesin
An orange/white label design matching the carton.
On the left side is what appears to be a transparent plastic measuring/dropper device, partially wrapped in clear plastic. It contains a dark-colored component near its lower portion.
Background: plain white/very light gray
Surface: glossy, producing soft reflections of the box and bottle
Lighting: bright, diffuse studio lighting with very soft shadows
The medicine occupies the lower-middle portion of a large amount of negative/white space.
The image has a clean pharmaceutical/product-catalog aesthetic.
There is a small four-point sparkle/star graphic in the lower-right corner.
From the label, the three stated active ingredients are levosalbutamol, ambroxol hydrochloride, and guaiphenesin. Broadly, these are medicines used in respiratory preparations: levosalbutamol acts as a bronchodilator, while ambroxol and guaiphenesin are associated with loosening/thinning and clearing respiratory mucus.
Because this appears to be a pediatric prescription product, the exact dose and suitability—especially for an infant or young child—should be determined from the prescribing clinician/pharmacist and the product's official directions rather than from the photograph alone.
