ACCYP-T SYRUP

ACCYP-T Syrup

1. Product identification

The carton clearly states:

• Brand: ACCYP-T
• Dosage form: Syrup
• Pack size: 200 ml
• Composition/name on front: Cyproheptadine Hydrochloride & Tricholine Citrate Syrup
• Manufacturer/brand logo: ACCOTT
• A giraffe illustration is used as part of the packaging design.

The bottle and carton appear to be the same product.

2. Carton — front

The carton has a distinctive yellow/golden and white design.

At the top:

• “200 ml” is printed prominently.

The central text reads:

“Cyproheptadine
Hydrochloride &
Tricholine
Citrate Syrup”

Below that is the orange/brown product-name panel:

ACCYP-T

with “Syrup” underneath.

The name also appears in Hindi below the ACCYP-T panel.

At the bottom:

• A cartoon giraffe is prominently displayed.
• The ACCOTT logo is printed near the bottom edge.

3. Bottle

The bottle is positioned to the right of the carton:

• Transparent glass/plastic pharmaceutical bottle.
• Orange/amber-colored liquid inside.
• Silver-colored screw cap.
• Long, relatively narrow neck.
• Wider body with rounded shoulders.
• White/yellow label around the lower section.
• The label repeats the product name and composition.
• 200 ml is visible on the bottle label as well.

The liquid's orange appearance is likely related to the formulation/coloring, but the photograph alone cannot establish which ingredient produces the color.

4. Active ingredients shown on the package

The two principal ingredients named on the front are:

Cyproheptadine hydrochloride

Cyproheptadine is an antihistamine with antiserotonergic activity. It is used medically for conditions such as certain allergic symptoms.

It can also increase appetite in some people, which is why cyproheptadine-containing products are sometimes marketed/prescribed in appetite-related contexts.

Important effects can include:

• Drowsiness/sleepiness
• Increased appetite
• Dry mouth
• Dizziness in some people

Because it can cause sedation, activities requiring alertness can be affected.

Tricholine citrate

Tricholine citrate is used in some combination preparations marketed for appetite and nutritional/liver-related support. Its exact role and clinical usefulness depend on the formulation and the reason it has been prescribed.

5. What this product is different from

It's useful to distinguish the products you've shown:

Product	Main composition/type	Size shown
Acczyme-B	Vitamin B-complex + pepsin + fungal diastase	200 ml
Acczyme	Pepsin + fungal diastase	100/200 ml
ACCZER-100	Disodium hydrogen citrate alkalizer	100 ml
ACCYP-T	Cyproheptadine HCl + Tricholine citrate	200 ml

So ACCYP-T is not a digestive-enzyme syrup or urinary alkalizer. Its pharmacological profile is substantially different because it contains cyproheptadine.

6. The giraffe on the packaging

The giraffe is a branding/illustrative element. It does not indicate that giraffe-derived material or any animal ingredient is present.

Likewise, the illustration should not be interpreted as a medical indication.

7. Side panel

The left side of the carton contains small-print information that appears to include:

• Composition/instructions
• Manufacturing information
• Storage information
• Regulatory/product details

The photograph isn't sufficiently high-resolution for me to safely transcribe those small details or determine the exact amount of cyproheptadine and tricholine citrate per 5 ml. That dosage strength is important and should be taken from the actual label/package insert rather than guessed.

8. Important caution

Because cyproheptadine can cause drowsiness and other anticholinergic-type effects, this isn't a syrup I would recommend taking simply based on the product photograph. The appropriate dose and whether it is suitable depend on factors such as age, reason for use, other medicines, and medical conditions.

If you upload a clear close-up of the back/side of the ACCYP-T carton, I can read the exact composition per 5 ml, recommended dosage, indications, warnings, contraindications, and storage instructions from the label.