Atazor 200 mg tablet

Atazanavir works by blocking the protease enzyme that HIV relies on to cut viral proteins into functional pieces. Without that cutting action, newly assembled viral particles stay immature. They cannot infect new cells. The result is a measurable drop in viral load when the compound is used as part of a combination antiretroviral regimen. This places atazanavir in the protease inhibitor class — one of the most established categories in antiretroviral therapy.

Atazor 200 mg tablet carries atazanavir as its active ingredient. It is manufactured by Emcure, an Indian pharmaceutical company with a broad portfolio across antiretroviral and specialty medicines. Emcure supplies this product across Asia, Africa, and other regions where generic antiretroviral medicines are in active distribution. The 200 mg strength is a standard unit in protease inhibitor-based regimens.

What This Product Treats

Atazor 200 mg tablet is used in the management of HIV type 1 infection in adults. It is always combined with other antiretroviral agents. This product is not used as a standalone treatment. Buyers stocking antiretroviral lines will find this a consistent line item given the ongoing global demand for protease inhibitor-class medicines.

Available Strengths and Pack Sizes

Emcure produces Atazor in the 200 mg strength. The 200 mg unit is typically distributed in blister strip formats suited to both retail dispensing and wholesale redistribution. Buyers placing bulk orders should confirm current pack configurations directly at the time of ordering, as pack sizes can vary by market and order volume. Factor strip count per carton when calculating landed cost per unit.

Side Effect

The side effect profile of atazanavir is well documented across the protease inhibitor class. Jaundice — a yellowing of the skin or eyes — is the most commonly noted characteristic of this compound. It occurs because atazanavir blocks a liver enzyme responsible for bilirubin processing. At therapeutic exposures this effect is generally cosmetic rather than harmful.

Other reported effects include nausea, headache, abdominal discomfort, and rash. Heart rhythm changes have been noted at higher exposures. This is relevant for buyers advising on product profile documentation. Kidney stones have been reported with long-term use. These characteristics are typical of the protease inhibitor class.

 Shelf Life and Storage

Store Atazor 200 mg tablet at controlled room temperature, generally below 30 degrees Celsius, away from direct light and moisture. Bottled pack offer reasonable protection during transit and warehousing when storage conditions are maintained. Shelf life is printed on each carton. Buyers receiving bulk shipments should inspect packaging integrity on arrival. For warehouses holding large quantities, move older stock to the front of dispatch.

Pricing and Availability

Atazor 200 mg tablet is listed with current pricing on the Get HIV Treatment product page. Volume pricing may apply for wholesale and bulk orders — check the listing directly for current per-strip and per-unit figures. This product is available for international order where applicable regulations permit.

Why Buyers Stock This Product

Emcure holds regulatory filings across multiple jurisdictions. This supports the product’s acceptance in tender and institutional procurement channels. Atazor 200 mg tablet moves consistently in markets where antiretroviral access programmes are active. It is a dependable line for stockists serving pharmacies, clinics, and distribution networks.

Atazanavir has a long track record in protease inhibitor-based regimens. Demand from established treatment programmes stays steady. Buyers looking to carry a recognised generic atazanavir product from a credentialed Indian manufacturer will find this a sound addition to their antiretroviral inventory.