Ambroxol
Breaks the thick chest mucus into a thinner liquid that is easier to cough up.
- Pack Size
- 100 ml bottle
COPRIS-G Syrup
Copris-G Syrup
Ambroxol 15 mg + Terbutaline 1.25 mg + Guaiphenesin 50 mg + Menthol 1 mg (per 5 ml)
Loosens the mucus, opens the airways
COPRIS-G is designed for a wet, chesty cough where mucus is stuck in the airways. It thins the mucus, helps you cough it out, and opens up narrowed airways so breathing feels easier.
The sugar-free formula makes it a friendly option for people with diabetes.
Educational content only. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Consult your physician before use.
// Chapter 01 — Key Benefits
Why it matters
- 01Thins thick chest mucus
- 02Helps clear productive (wet) cough
- 03Opens narrowed airways for easier breathing
- 04Soothing menthol effect
- 05Sugar-free
// Chapter 02 — Composition
What's inside
Each film-coated tablet contains:
- Ambroxol Hydrochloride15 mg / 5 ml
- Terbutaline Sulphate1.25 mg / 5 ml
- Guaiphenesin50 mg / 5 ml
- Menthol1 mg / 5 ml
// Chapter 03 — How it works
Mechanism of action
A simple, plain-language walkthrough of each active ingredient.
Terbutaline
Relaxes the tight muscles around the airways so more air can pass through.
Guaiphenesin
An expectorant — encourages the airways to produce a thinner mucus that clears easily.
Menthol
Gives a cool, soothing feeling in the throat and nose.
// Chapter 04 — Clinical Advantages
Why physicians choose it
- Works on mucus, airways and irritation together.
- Suitable for bronchitis and chest congestion.
- Sugar-free formula.
// Chapter 05 — Indications
When it is used
Useful for:
// Chapter 06 — Dosage
How to take it
- Adults: 10 ml, three times a day.
- Children: 5 ml, three times a day, or as advised by a paediatrician.
- Drink extra water to help loosen the mucus.
// Chapter 07 — Storage
How to store it
- Store below 25°C, away from sunlight.
- Keep bottle tightly closed.
// Chapter 08 — Safety
Important to know
- May cause mild hand tremor or fast heartbeat (from terbutaline) — usually harmless and short-lived.
- Consult a doctor if you have heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes or thyroid problems.
- Not for infants without medical advice.
// Chapter 09 — Side Effects
Possible side effects
Most people take this without trouble. If something does happen, it is usually mild and settles on its own.
Usually mild
- Mild nausea or an upset stomach
- Fine tremor of the hands or a jittery feeling
- Faster heartbeat or palpitations
- Dry mouth or a bitter taste
Call your doctor right away
- Pounding or irregular heartbeat that does not settle
- Muscle cramps with severe weakness (may suggest low potassium)
- Rash, itching, swelling or breathlessness
- Chest pain
// Chapter 10 — Precautions
Who should be careful
- Tell your doctor if you have heart disease, high blood pressure, thyroid problems or diabetes — the bronchodilator can affect these.
- Drink plenty of water; it helps the medicine thin the mucus.
- Not to be used with other bronchodilator syrups or inhalers unless your doctor plans it.
- Use only the paediatric dose your doctor sets for children.
- In pregnancy and breastfeeding, use only on medical advice.
// Chapter 11 — Interactions
What to avoid while taking it
- Avoid taking a cough suppressant at the same time — suppressing the cough traps the mucus this syrup is loosening.
- Tell your doctor about heart, blood pressure or diabetes medicines; doses may need review.
- Caffeine-heavy drinks can add to jitteriness.
- Measure with the cap provided, not a kitchen spoon.
// In summary
A sugar-free syrup that thins chest mucus and opens the airways — for wet cough and bronchitis.
Educational only. Use as directed by a healthcare professional.
// FAQ
Questions
Why does my cough feel wetter after starting Copris-G Syrup?+
That is expected — the mucus is being thinned so it can be cleared out more easily.
Can I take it with a dry-cough syrup?+
Not together, unless your doctor specifically advises it.
Is it safe for diabetics?+
The formula is sugar-free, but confirm with your doctor.
How long before it works?+
Many people notice easier coughing within a day or two; complete the course your doctor advises.
