24th December 2024 | By Admin
he page is titled “Best Linagliptin Dapagliflozin Metformin Tablets Supplier & Manufacturer”.
It describes Burgeon Health Series as a leading supplier and manufacturer for this triple‑drug combination, offering third‑party manufacturing and PCD (Propaganda cum Distribution) franchise opportunities.
According to them, reasons to choose their service include:
Custom (tailored) manufacturing according to brand specs.
Adherence to “ISO‑GMP international standards of quality,” ensuring safety and efficacy.
Production scalability — small to bulk orders.
Faster “time-to-market” vs. setting up in-house manufacturing.
The page also outlines the benefits of the triple combination in managing type 2 diabetes (T2DM):
It claims the combination “works synergistically” for controlling blood sugar, improving insulin sensitivity, and overall glycemic control.
It lists general advantages: reduction of liver glucose production, enhanced insulin sensitivity, excretion of excess glucose via urine (due to the SGLT‑2 inhibitor effect), and improved long-term glycemic control with minimal weight gain.
Under “Uses …” they note the tablets are “widely prescribed for managing type 2 diabetes in adults who require multiple therapies to control their blood sugar.”
The page includes a “Precautions and Adverse Effects” section:
Advises patients to take tablets under doctor’s supervision.
Warns about potential kidney stress from dapagliflozin, and recommends regular monitoring.
Advises adequate hydration (since SGLT‑2 drugs can increase urine output).
Mentions possible side effects: mild gastrointestinal upset (nausea or diarrhoea), increased risk of urinary tract infections (UTIs), and — very rarely — hypoglycemia when combined with other glucose-lowering medicines
It argues that a “reputable manufacturer” is important to assure quality, efficacy, timely delivery, and scalable production — essentially pitching itself as a reliable manufacturing partner.
The page ends by summarizing that Burgeon Health Series is a “trusted” supplier/manufacturer, providing third‑party manufacturing and PCD‑franchise services, aimed at enabling business growth while delivering effective diabetes management solutions.
While the page markets the triple-drug combo (linagliptin + dapagliflozin + metformin), it doesn’t provide any independent scientific evidence, clinical trial data, regulatory approval references or published studies to support safety or efficacy of that particular fixed-dose combination (FDC).
According to a recent regulatory update: the relevant national regulatory authority in India — Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) — recently rejected a proposed FDC containing a DPP‑4 inhibitor (linagliptin), a SGLT-2 inhibitor (empagliflozin in that case), and Metformin — noting insufficient evidence of benefit, lack of international approval, and lack of supporting published literature.
That decision raises general caution about the use of triple or multi‑drug fixed combinations involving SGLT‑2 + DPP‑4 inhibitors + Metformin — especially without robust supporting evidence and regulatory backing.
Independent sources of supply/ manufacturing for combinations like linagliptin + dapagliflozin + metformin remain limited: e.g., there is publicly known launch of such a combo in India by Theon Pharmaceuticals (linagliptin + dapagliflozin + metformin hydrochloride SR tablets) — reportedly the “first in India” as of 2024/2025.
Absence of discussion of regulatory approvals (e.g. DCGI or CDSCO clearance), manufacturing licence number, batch‑testing data, quality certifications on the “Burgeon” page — which are usually essential for a safe/legitimate pharmaceutical supplier.
There is also a broader warning from major regulators such as U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) about products sold over internet claiming to treat diabetes — especially when ingredients are undisclosed or unverified. These may pose serious health risks.
Because you mention having paralysis and presumably concerns about health:
The claims on the “Burgeon Health Series” page seem promotional/business‑oriented, not evidence-based medical guidance. They lack credible scientific references or regulatory transparency that I would expect from a trustworthy pharmaceutical manufacturer or supplier.
Given that triple‑drug FDCs (SGLT‑2 + DPP‑4 + Metformin) are controversial: even regulatory authorities have recently rejected some proposed formulations due to insufficient evidence.
Using such a medicine — especially from a source lacking clear regulatory verification — in a complex medical situation (you have paralysis, may have other health concerns) could be risky.
Recommendation: Before considering such a medication (or sourcing from such a manufacturer), discuss with a qualified physician or endocrinologist. Ask for:
Evidence of regulatory approval (e.g. licence number, DCGI/CDSCO registration),
Clinical trial or published safety/efficacy data for that specific combination,
Potential drug interactions and suitability given your overall health status.