ACECLOTT-MR TAB

ACECLOTT-MR tablets

What is written on the box

• Brand: ACECLOTT-MR

• Ingredients: Aceclofenac + Paracetamol + Chlorzoxazone

• Form: Tablets

• Pack: 10 × 10 tablets = 100 tablets

• Rx: Prescription medicine

• Manufacturer: Accott Healthcare

What each ingredient does

1. Aceclofenac

• An NSAID (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug).

• Reduces inflammation, swelling and pain.

• Used for musculoskeletal pain such as back, neck, joint and muscle pain.

• Can cause stomach irritation and, particularly with prolonged use, increase the risk of ulcers/bleeding and kidney problems.

2. Paracetamol

• Provides additional pain relief.

• Also reduces fever.

• Excessive total intake can cause serious liver damage.

3. Chlorzoxazone

• A centrally acting muscle relaxant.

• Helps reduce painful muscle spasm and stiffness.

• Can cause drowsiness, dizziness or weakness.

• Avoid driving if you feel sleepy or impaired.

What ACECLOTT-MR is generally used for

The combination is particularly intended for pain associated with muscle spasm, for example:

• Acute lower-back pain

• Neck pain and muscle stiffness

• Painful muscle spasms

• Muscle/soft-tissue injuries

• Sprains and strains

• Some other acute musculoskeletal conditions

In simple terms:

Aceclofenac → reduces inflammation/pain
Paracetamol → additional pain/fever relief
Chlorzoxazone → relaxes painful muscle spasm

⚠️ Very important with the medicines you've shown

This medicine overlaps with two of the other products you've shown:

MedicineIngredient overlapACECLOTT-PAceclofenac + ParacetamolACECLOTT-THAceclofenac + muscle relaxantACECLOTT-MRAceclofenac + Paracetamol + Chlorzoxazone

Therefore, ACECLOTT-P, ACECLOTT-TH and ACECLOTT-MR should not simply be taken together. They contain overlapping painkillers, particularly aceclofenac, and ACECLOTT-P/MR both contain paracetamol.

These may be different prescriptions/alternatives rather than medicines intended to be taken simultaneously.

Also remember that A-COLD contains paracetamol, creating another potential source of duplicate paracetamol.

One limitation from this photograph

The front of the box doesn't clearly show the mg strength of aceclofenac, paracetamol and chlorzoxazone per tablet. I therefore wouldn't recommend a specific dose based on this image.

If you show me the back of the ACECLOTT-MR box or blister, I can identify the exact strengths. If you have the doctor's prescription, that's even better—I can then explain which of these medicines is actually meant to be taken, how often, and which ones should not be combined.