Description

IPREG-400 SR Tablets: Progesterone 400 mg - Intra Life

IPREG-400 SR Tablets are a prescription progesterone product from Intra Life Private Limited. The supplied pack facts identify the medicine as natural micronized progesterone sustained-release tablets 400 mg, supplied in a 10×1×10 tablets pack and marked Schedule H. The pack also states: store in a cool, dry place below 30°C and protect from light and moisture.

Progesterone is a naturally occurring reproductive hormone. Depending on the diagnosis, formulation, route, timing, pregnancy status and local label, a clinician may consider progesterone in selected menstrual, luteal-support, assisted-reproduction, pregnancy or menopausal hormone-therapy contexts. These contexts are not interchangeable. Progesterone should not be presented as a universal pregnancy-maintenance medicine or as a guaranteed way to prevent miscarriage.

The official Intra Life product page for IPREG-400 currently describes “Micronized Progesterone 400mg,” shows packing as 10x1x10, and lists a soft gel pack type and several broad indications.[1] Those website details do not independently confirm the supplied pack’s SR tablet dosage form or route. Always use the current approved Indian label, batch pack and prescriber’s directions for the product actually dispensed.

Product Facts

Appropriate Uses and Clinical Role

The official product page lists threatened and recurrent abortion, hormone-replacement therapy in pre- and post-menopause, luteal-phase defect, pre-term birth and maintenance of pregnancy.[1] This is brand-page positioning, not a substitute for the approved Indian prescribing information. The choice of progesterone depends on a confirmed diagnosis and on factors such as gestational age, ultrasound findings, bleeding, prior pregnancy history, comorbidities, concomitant medicines and route suitability.

Evidence and guidance are not uniform. ACOG states that there are no proven interventions to prevent every early pregnancy loss, that prophylactic progesterone has not shown a general preventive effect, and that progestin use for threatened early pregnancy loss remains controversial.[3] NICE’s evidence discussion identifies a possible small benefit for vaginal micronised progesterone in women with early pregnancy bleeding and a previous miscarriage, while also noting uncertainty about other formulations and unanswered research questions.[4] These findings cannot be used to claim that an oral or sustained-release tablet is interchangeable with a vaginal preparation.

IPREG-400 SR should therefore be considered only when a qualified prescriber has assessed the individual and selected this formulation, dose, route and duration. Do not self-start it for spotting, delayed periods, infertility, recurrent loss, pre-term-birth risk or menopause symptoms.

How the Component Works

Natural micronized progesterone. Progesterone binds to progesterone receptors in reproductive tissues and helps regulate endometrial transformation, menstrual cycling and pregnancy-related hormonal signalling. “Micronized” describes particle-size processing intended to improve formulation and absorption characteristics; it does not mean that the product is risk-free or suitable for every patient.

Sustained-release tablet. “SR” describes the dosage form’s intended release profile. It is not a separate hormone and does not establish a particular route of administration. Do not assume that an SR tablet can be opened, chewed, crushed, split, dissolved or used vaginally. The approved Indian label and prescriber’s instructions control.

Administration and Route: Follow the Approved Indian Label

Take IPREG-400 SR only in the dose, schedule and route written by the prescriber. Swallow the tablet exactly as directed with water unless the approved Indian label specifically gives a different instruction. Do not double a missed dose, change the time of day, or extend treatment without medical advice.

Because this is an SR tablet, do not crush, chew, split or alter it unless the approved Indian label expressly permits that action. Do not insert the tablet into the vagina, use it as a device, or substitute it for a soft-gel or vaginal progesterone product. The official IPREG-400 webpage identifies a soft-gel pack type, whereas this upload copy is based on the supplied SR tablet pack facts.[1] That formulation difference makes label and pack verification especially important.

If the medicine is prescribed during pregnancy, keep all antenatal visits and seek urgent care for severe abdominal or one-sided pain, fainting, heavy bleeding, shoulder-tip pain, fever or any symptom that concerns you. These symptoms require assessment and should not be masked by relying on progesterone alone.

Important Safety Information

Do not use progesterone without prescriber review if you have unexplained vaginal bleeding, a current or previous blood clot, stroke or heart attack, significant liver disease, hormone-sensitive breast or genital cancer, or a known allergy to the product’s ingredients. The DailyMed progesterone label lists these as important contraindication or warning categories for its labelled oral progesterone product; the exact Indian product leaflet must be checked for IPREG-400 SR-specific wording.[5]

Tell the prescriber about pregnancy or possible pregnancy, breastfeeding, liver or kidney disease, migraine, epilepsy, asthma, depression, diabetes, clotting history and planned surgery or prolonged immobility. Provide a complete list of prescription medicines, over-the-counter products and supplements. Hormonal medicines can interact with other treatments, and an alternative route or dose may be needed.

Progesterone products may cause drowsiness, dizziness, headache, nausea, breast tenderness, abdominal discomfort, bloating, fatigue, mood changes or irregular bleeding. The DailyMed label specifically warns about transient dizziness and drowsiness and advises caution with driving or operating machinery.[5] Avoid driving, alcohol or hazardous work until you know how this medicine affects you. Contact a clinician for troublesome or persistent effects.

Seek urgent medical help for chest pain, breathlessness, coughing blood, sudden weakness, trouble speaking, a painful swollen leg, severe headache or vision change, jaundice, facial swelling, difficulty breathing, or a severe rash. Report unexpected heavy bleeding or a marked mood change promptly. This list is not complete; read the supplied leaflet and ask the prescriber or pharmacist.

Storage and Handling

Keep IPREG-400 SR in the original carton or blister, in a cool, dry place below 30°C, protected from light and moisture, as stated on the supplied pack. Keep it out of children’s reach. Do not use tablets from a damaged blister or a pack that is past its expiry date. Do not transfer tablets to an unlabelled container, and ask a pharmacist about safe disposal of unused medicine.

PCD Franchise and Distributor Enquiries

Intra Life’s official website presents the company as a PCD pharma franchise business with city-wise opportunities, a broad portfolio and multiple therapy divisions. Its homepage currently states 41 divisions, 3,500+ pharma products, 46 years’ experience and 2,200+ distributors/partners.[6] It also describes partner support such as product selection, training, promotional materials, order processing and logistics assistance.[6] Availability, commercial terms, territory status, minimum order quantities, licences and credit conditions require direct confirmation.

For a PCD or distribution discussion related to IPREG-400 SR, prospective partners should provide their city or district, licence status, business profile, expected product category and intended channel. No territory, margin, supply volume, profitability or ranking is guaranteed. Prescription products must be promoted and supplied in accordance with applicable Indian law and professional standards.

Third-Party-Manufacturing Enquiries

Qualified pharmaceutical businesses may contact Intra Life to ask whether third-party manufacturing, contract manufacturing or a private-label arrangement is available for progesterone products. Any such enquiry is subject to technical feasibility, product registration, approved specifications, manufacturing-licence permissions, quality agreements, artwork review, pharmacovigilance responsibilities, batch-release documentation, minimum order quantities and commercial due diligence. This page does not confirm that IPREG-400 SR is available for third-party manufacture, nor does it promise a manufacturing slot, regulatory approval, exclusivity or a particular delivery date.

Why Partner With Intra Life

The official Intra Life homepage identifies a PCD franchise model, a multi-therapy portfolio, city-wise business opportunities and partner-facing support.[6] Its product page also provides a direct enquiry path for medical stores, PCD partners, distributors, hospitals and export enquiries.[1] These are company-level website statements, not an independent guarantee of product performance or commercial success. Partners should independently verify licences, quality certificates, current product approvals, batch documents, terms and supply capability before placing an order.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is IPREG-400 SR?

IPREG-400 SR Tablets are described on the supplied pack as natural micronized progesterone sustained-release tablets 400 mg. They are a Schedule H prescription medicine and should be used only under a registered medical practitioner’s direction.

2. What is the composition?

Each tablet contains natural micronized progesterone 400 mg in a sustained-release tablet dosage form, as supplied in the prompt. Confirm the complete excipient list on the current Indian carton or package insert.

3. What is the pack size?

The supplied pack states 10×1×10 tablets. Check the physical pack for batch number, manufacturing details, expiry date and maximum retail price.

4. Is IPREG-400 SR used for every pregnancy?

No. Progesterone is not appropriate for every pregnancy or every episode of bleeding. A clinician must assess the diagnosis, route, dose, timing and evidence before prescribing it.[3] [4]

5. Is it a guaranteed miscarriage-prevention medicine?

No. It cannot guarantee prevention of miscarriage. Evidence is context-specific and guidance is not uniform; do not use the product as a substitute for urgent assessment or antenatal care.[3] [4]

6. Is IPREG-400 SR used for infertility?

A prescriber may consider progesterone in selected luteal-support or assisted-reproduction contexts, but this product should not be self-used for infertility. The cause of infertility and the appropriate route and regimen must be evaluated.

7. Can I use the tablet vaginally?

Do not do so unless the approved Indian label specifically permits that route and the prescriber instructs you to use it. An SR tablet is not automatically interchangeable with a vaginal micronised progesterone preparation.

8. Can I crush or split the SR tablet?

Do not crush, chew or split it unless the approved Indian label expressly allows this. Altering an SR dosage form may change its release characteristics.

9. What are common side effects?

Possible effects include dizziness, drowsiness, headache, nausea, breast tenderness, fatigue, bloating, mood changes and irregular bleeding. Ask a clinician or pharmacist if they persist or become severe.[5]

10. Who should not take progesterone without review?

People with unexplained genital bleeding, clotting disease, relevant cancer history, liver disease or a known ingredient allergy need medical review before use. The exact IPREG-400 SR leaflet governs.[5]

11. What does Schedule H mean?

In India, Schedule H medicines are prescription medicines. The Drugs Rules state that they are not to be sold by retail without the prescription of a Registered Medical Practitioner and prescribe the Rx caution on the label.[2]

12. What is the storage condition?

Store below 30°C in a cool, dry place and protect from light and moisture, as stated on the supplied pack. Keep the blister in its carton and away from children.

13. What is the price of IPREG-400 SR?

Price can vary by pack, market, tax and current MRP. Confirm the printed MRP on the current pack or request a trade quotation from Intra Life. This page does not publish or guarantee a price.

14. Can I enquire about PCD or wholesale supply?

Yes. PCD partners, distributors, wholesalers, pharmacies and institutional buyers may contact Intra Life for current availability, documentation, territory status, order quantities and commercial terms. Prescription rules still apply.

15. Does Intra Life offer third-party manufacturing?

You may enquire, but availability is not confirmed by this page. Any arrangement requires regulatory, technical, quality, artwork, quantity and commercial review before acceptance.

Medical and B2B Disclaimer

Medical disclaimer: This page is educational and commercial product information, not individualized medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. IPREG-400 SR is a prescription medicine. Use only the current approved Indian label, the physical pack and a Registered Medical Practitioner’s prescription. Do not start, stop, change, crush, split or change the route of progesterone without professional advice. In an emergency, seek immediate medical care.

B2B disclaimer: PCD, distributor, wholesale and third-party-manufacturing discussions are subject to territory availability, licences, regulatory review, quality documentation, written commercial terms and Intra Life’s acceptance. No guaranteed franchise territory, margin, sales, supply, efficacy, cure or Google ranking is offered. Confirm all current claims and documents directly with Intra Life before publication or purchase.

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