ACCZYME SYRUP

Acczyme Syrup 200 ml digestive-enzyme syrup. 

1. Product identification

• Brand: Acczyme
• Dosage form: Syrup
• Pack size: 200 ml
• Main description: Pepsin & Fungal Diastase Syrup
• The packaging uses an orange, white, and black color scheme.
• Pineapple graphics are prominent, suggesting/indicating the pineapple flavor presentation.

2. Bottle

The bottle is positioned on the left:

• Dark amber/brown pharmaceutical bottle.
• It contains a dark reddish-brown liquid.
• The neck has a gold-colored screw cap.
• A white label surrounds the lower portion.
• The label repeats:
  • Acczyme Syrup
  • Pepsin & Fungal Diastase Syrup
  • 200 ml
• Pineapple and pineapple-piece graphics appear on the label.
• The bottle has a relatively broad lower body and narrower neck.

3. Front of the carton

The carton is positioned upright on the right.

At the top is a large orange section containing:

• “200 ml”
• A circular pineapple graphic.
• Text around the pineapple graphic appears to indicate fresh pineapple flavour.

The main front panel prominently displays:

Acczyme
Syrup

and:

Pepsin & Fungal
Diastase Syrup

The word Acczyme is printed in large orange letters vertically, making the product easy to identify.

4. Pineapple design

The lower front panel contains a large pineapple illustration with:

• Whole pineapple
• Pineapple leaves
• Cut pineapple pieces
• Yellow juice splashes

The same pineapple theme is repeated on the bottle label and on the upper part of the carton.

This appears to be primarily a flavor/branding element; the image by itself doesn't establish that pineapple is a medicinal active ingredient.

5. Side panel — composition/information

The right side of the carton contains a composition table. It appears to list several ingredients with quantities, including entries corresponding to pepsin and fungal diastase.

However, the photograph is not sufficiently sharp for me to reliably transcribe the numerical strengths in that table. Some characters can be visually distinguished, but giving you exact milligram/units from this image would risk misreading the label.

Below the table are additional manufacturing/storage/instruction details, but again, much of the small print is too blurred to read confidently.

6. What the two named enzymes do

Pepsin

• A proteolytic digestive enzyme.
• It participates in the digestion of proteins, particularly in the acidic environment of the stomach.

Fungal diastase

• A digestive-enzyme preparation primarily associated with carbohydrate/starch digestion.
• It is commonly included in digestive enzyme syrups.

Thus, based on the visible labeling, Acczyme is intended as a digestive enzyme preparation, rather than a vitamin supplement.

7. Packaging symbols

A green vegetarian symbol is visible on the side/front area of the carton, indicating the product is marked as vegetarian under Indian food/pharmaceutical labeling conventions.

There are also small regulatory/manufacturer logos near the bottom. They are too small in this photograph to identify all of them with confidence.

8. Comparison with the two earlier images

There are three visually related presentations in the images you've provided:

So the first product should not be treated as identical to this one. The first explicitly advertises Vitamin B-Complex, whereas this 200 ml product prominently identifies itself as Pepsin & Fungal Diastase Syrup.

If you're trying to determine the exact composition, dose, uses, side effects, or whether the 100 ml and 200 ml versions contain the same ingredients, the most useful next step would be a clear close-up photograph of the composition/ingredients panel. I can then read and explain it line by line.