Product record

Thiamine Hydrochlori De Kthamine: batches declared Not of Standard Quality

Last checked 20 September 2026. Source: CDSCO monthly NSQ alerts, Jan 2019, Jul 2026

1 batch of products named "Thiamine Hydrochlori De Kthamine" (as printed by the testing lab) failed a CDSCO or state drug-testing laboratory test between January 2025 and January 2025. This is a record of specific batches, it does not mean the molecule or every brand is unsafe.

Records by type

1 record linked to Thiamine Hydrochlori De Kthamine in the datasets we hold. A zero means nothing is on record in those datasets, not that nothing ever happened. What the labels mean.

0Banned or prohibited
0Recalled or suspended
1Failed a lab test
0Regulatory notice
Primary government sourceTier 1: government primary source

CDSCO drug alerts: Not of Standard Quality and spurious drugs

CDSCO · CDSCO monthly NSQ alerts, Jan 2025 to Jan 2025

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Scope. A failed batch is not a verdict on every pack of this product. Regulatory actions can apply to one batch, one formulation, one period or one state. Always check the linked government document for the current position, and tell us if something is out of date. How we label records.

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NSQ batches
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Manufacturers
Labelling
Most common reason
Jan 2025
Latest alert

Flagged batches

Batch Manufacturer Reason declared NSQ Tested by Alert
ZRST- 1361Mfg 2024-08 · Exp 2026-01 ZRS Pharmaceuticals India Pvt. LtdHimachal Pradesh (i) On the received sample, Presence of Spot defect was observed which should not be present as per DCC Guidelines on Not Of Standard Quality (NSQ) Drugs Approved in 1993 (Annexure A) Tablets vide serial No.(i) Presence of Spot/discoloration. (ii)The label of the container in the drug is mentioned as 'Approved colour used' but the common name of the permitted colour used in the formulation as prescribed under rule 127 (2) of the drug rule was not mentioned. (iii) The label claim of the drug states 'Thiamin hydrochloride IP 100mg' instead of ' Thiamine Hydrochoride IP 100mg' but the proper name of the drug should be written as prescribed under 96(1),(i)(A) of The Drugs and Cosmetics Act. (iv) The label claim of the received sample states Thiamin Hydrochloride IP 100mg whereas in the IP monograph, The usual strength of the thiamine tablet is stated as 5mg, 10mg, 50mg. Hence,the Strength of the sample received does not match the usual strength as mentioned in the IP monograph. - NSQLabelling State Lab PuducherryState lab Jan 2025

How to use this. Match the batch number on your strip or bottle against the list. If your batch is listed, return it to the pharmacy and ask for a replacement; if not, the product is not on any alert as of July 2026. Check any batch number.