Amoxycillin 400 mg + Clavulanic Acid 57 mg Dry Syrup: When Standard Antibiotics Aren't Enough
Some bacterial infections in children just don't respond to plain Amoxycillin. That's not a failure of the drug — it's bacteria that have developed resistance, specifically by producing an enzyme called beta-lactamase that breaks the antibiotic down before it can work. This is exactly what the combination targets. Amoxycillin 400 mg handles the infection; Clavulanic Acid 57 mg blocks the enzyme and keeps the antibiotic intact. Together they cover a broader range of resistant organisms than either could alone.
We manufacture this dry syrup at our WHO-GMP certified unit in Zirakpur, Punjab. It's available for pediatric clinics, pharma franchise partners, and companies looking for a reliable third-party manufacturing source in India.
Uses and Dosage of Amoxycillin + Clavulanic Acid 57 mg Dry Syrup
Resistant ear infections are probably the most common reason this combination gets prescribed — acute otitis media that hasn't cleared with simpler antibiotics. Beyond that, it's used for lower respiratory tract infections including pneumonia, acute sinusitis, tonsillitis, UTIs, and certain skin infections where beta-lactamase-producing bacteria are involved.
Dosage depends entirely on the child's weight and how severe the infection is. Don't adjust it on your own — give exactly what the doctor prescribes, finish the full course, and don't stop midway just because the child seems better.
Features of Amoxycillin + Clavulanic Acid 57 mg Dry Syrup
For franchise partners, exclusive zone rights are available. Companies wanting it under their own brand can opt for third-party manufacturing — we handle custom labelling and work around your order quantities, whether you're starting small or scaling up.
The bottle itself is straightforward — child-safe, tamper-evident, with the dosing scale printed on the label. Nothing fancy, just practical for clinic and pharmacy use. Shelf life holds good in regular storage, and the packaging travels fine throughout India without special handling.
Available for PCD Pharma Franchise and Third-Party Manufacturing
If you're looking for a pediatric antibiotic combination to add to your franchise range, this is one of the stronger products to carry — Amoxycillin + Clavulanic Acid has consistent prescription demand across clinics and hospitals, and the dry syrup format works well in the pediatric segment where tablets aren't practical.
We offer this under our PCD pharma franchise programme with exclusive zone rights, so you're not competing with other distributors in your area. For companies who want it under their own brand, third-party manufacturing is available — custom labelling, flexible order quantities, and dispatch from our Zirakpur unit.
Frequently Asked Questions about Amoxycillin + Clavulanic Acid 57 mg Dry Syrup
Who manufactures Amoxycillin 400 mg + Clavulanic Acid 57 mg Dry Syrup in India?
PediaVends manufactures this dry syrup at our WHO-GMP certified facility in Zirakpur, Punjab. We supply to pharma distributors, franchise partners, and companies requiring third-party manufacturing across India.
Is this product available for PCD pharma franchise?
Yes. It's part of our pediatric PCD franchise range with exclusive monopoly rights available zone-wise. Contact us at +91 9988171626 for zone availability and product list.
What is the minimum order quantity for third-party manufacturing?
MOQ depends on the formulation and batch size. Reach out directly and our team will share the details based on your requirement.
What is the difference between Amoxycillin Dry Syrup and Amoxycillin + Clavulanic Acid Dry Syrup?
Plain Amoxycillin handles most common bacterial infections well. Some bacteria produce beta-lactamase enzymes that can break down the antibiotic. Clavulanic Acid blocks that enzyme, making the combination effective against a wider range of resistant bacteria.
Is Amoxycillin the same as Amoxicillin?
Yes, both are the same medicine. India commonly uses the spelling “Amoxycillin,” while international medical literature mostly uses “Amoxicillin.”
What bacterial infections is this dry syrup used for?
This dry syrup is commonly used for ear infections, chest infections, sinus infections, UTIs, and certain skin infections in children, especially when resistant bacteria are suspected.
