COLEX-C 200ML SYRUP

Colex-C Syrup 

Product: Colex-C Syrup
Type: B-complex with Vitamin C syrup
Pack: 200 mL

Composition shown on the box

The label states “Each 10 mL contain:” and lists:

IngredientAmount per 10 mLWhat it doesThiamine hydrochloride (Vitamin B1)2 mgHelps carbohydrate/energy metabolism and normal nerve functionRiboflavine / riboflavin derivative (Vitamin B2)15 mgImportant for energy production and normal skin, blood-cell and cellular functionPyridoxine hydrochloride (Vitamin B6)15 mgInvolved in amino-acid metabolism, neurotransmitter production and red-blood-cell formationNicotinamide (Vitamin B3)20 mgSupports energy metabolism and normal skin and nervous-system functionD-Panthenol (pro-vitamin B5)5 mgPrecursor of coenzyme A; involved in energy and fatty-acid metabolismCyanocobalamin (Vitamin B12)15 — unit is unclear in the photographRequired for normal red-blood-cell formation and neurological functionAscorbic acid (Vitamin C)15 mgAntioxidant; supports collagen formation, wound healing and iron absorptionPermitted flavour baseq.s.Syrup/flavouring vehicleColourTartrazineFood colour

Important: The photograph appears to show “15 mg” next to cyanocobalamin, but the unit is not sufficiently clear. Because B12 is normally formulated in microgram (µg) quantities, I would not assume that this is 15 mg without confirming the original printed label. This is particularly important when calculating the dose.

I also couldn't find a reliable online source reproducing this exact Colex-C formulation, so the photograph is the appropriate source for the composition above rather than substituting a different B-complex product.

What one 5-mL teaspoon provides

Because the label gives the composition per 10 mL, half of each listed amount would be present in 5 mL:

• B1: 1 mg

• B2: 7.5 mg

• B6: 7.5 mg

• Nicotinamide: 10 mg

• D-Panthenol: 2.5 mg

• B12: half of the labelled amount

• Vitamin C: 7.5 mg

Labelled dosage

The box says:

Children: 1 teaspoonful twice daily
→ 5 mL × 2 = 10 mL/day

Adults: 2 teaspoonfuls twice daily
→ 10 mL × 2 = 20 mL/day

The label also says “as directed by physician,” “to be used as dietary supplement only,” and “shake well before use.”

What the adult labelled dose would provide

At the stated adult dose of 20 mL/day:

NutrientApproximate daily amountVitamin B14 mgVitamin B230 mgVitamin B630 mgNicotinamide40 mgD-Panthenol10 mgVitamin B12twice the labelled B12 amountVitamin C30 mg

So this is a relatively concentrated B-complex supplement, particularly with B2 and B6.

Other information visible on the package

• Manufacturer: Avtar Bio Remedies, Haryana

• Marketed by: M/s Acott Healthcare India Inc.

• Manufacturing date: 04/2026

• Batch: ACCH-8101

• Maximum retail price: ₹175

• Best before: 24 months from manufacture

• Colour: Tartrazine

• Storage: cool, dry and dark place; protect from sunlight, moisture and temperatures exceeding 25°C.

One thing I would specifically check

The cyanocobalamin quantity/unit is the only important part I cannot confidently resolve from this photograph. If you send me a close-up of just the composition lines, preferably taken straight-on, I can try to determine whether it says 15 µg, 15 mcg, or 15 mg.

Also, if you tell me who is going to take it (adult or child and age) and why you are considering it (weakness, poor appetite, mouth ulcers, B12 deficiency, recovery, etc.), I can explain whether each ingredient and the labelled dose makes sense for that situation.