Trombola (Eltrombopag) 25mg/50mg Tablets | Ziska Generic TPO-R Agonist | GLT
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Generic Information: Trombola (Bangladesh)
Generic name: eltrombopag olamine. Brand: Trombola. Manufacturer: Ziska Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Origin: Bangladesh. Strength: 25 mg and 50 mg tablets, 28 tablets per pack. Class: thrombopoietin receptor agonist.
Ziska Pharmaceuticals is a leading Bangladeshi manufacturer known for affordable oncology and specialty generics.
What Is Trombola Used For?
Trombola increases platelets in chronic immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) and severe aplastic anemia (SAA) for patients with inadequate response to prior therapy.
How Does Trombola Work?
It stimulates the thrombopoietin receptor (c-Mpl) on megakaryocytes, driving platelet production through JAK2/STAT signalling — as a convenient once-daily oral tablet.
Indications
- Chronic ITP
- Severe aplastic anemia
Dosage
Adults with ITP usually take 50 mg once daily; East Asian patients may start lower. Take on an empty stomach, separated from dairy and mineral supplements.
Side Effects
Common effects: headache, nausea, fatigue. Monitor liver function and platelets; rare serious risks include hepatotoxicity and thrombosis.
Storage
Room temperature, dry, protected from light.
Why Choose the GLT?
Trombola provides Ziska's proven manufacturing quality at a fraction of originator cost — a strong value option for long-term ITP or SAA therapy. GLT supplies it worldwide with CoA, CPP and batch traceability.
How to Order
Contact GLT on WhatsApp +86 15234153837 or email [email protected] for Trombola pricing and availability.
FAQ
Who makes Trombola? Ziska Pharmaceuticals Ltd. of Bangladesh.
Is Trombola a generic? Yes, it is a Bangladesh-manufactured generic of eltrombopag.
What strengths are offered? 25 mg and 50 mg, 28 tablets each.
How can I order Trombola? Through GLT, with full export documentation and worldwide shipping.