Hemsi Syrup by Serum Institute of India — wholesale price and bulk supply

About Hemsi Syrup

Hemsi Syrup is a syrup pharmaceutical product marketed by Serum Institute of India containing Ferrous Fumarate 200mg + Folic Acid 5mg + Vitamin B12 1.5mcg per 5ml, available for wholesale and bulk purchase on PharmaBag.

Hemsi Syrup specifications

Product specifications
Product NameHemsi Syrup
Salt CompositionFerrous Fumarate 200mg + Folic Acid 5mg + Vitamin B12 1.5mcg per 5ml
Manufacturer / MarketerSerum Institute of India
Dosage FormSyrup
Product CategoryGeneric

Prices are wholesale rates offered by verified suppliers and exclude GST unless stated. Product information is provided for trade reference only and is not medical advice. Always verify the pack, batch and prescribing information before dispensing.

Frequently asked questions about Hemsi Syrup

What is the salt composition of Hemsi Syrup?

Hemsi Syrup contains Ferrous Fumarate 200mg + Folic Acid 5mg + Vitamin B12 1.5mcg per 5ml. Always confirm the composition and strength against the product pack and the prescribing information before dispensing.

Who manufactures Hemsi Syrup?

Hemsi Syrup is marketed by Serum Institute of India. PharmaBag sources it through verified wholesale suppliers who hold valid drug licences.

Can I buy Hemsi Syrup in bulk for my pharmacy or hospital?

Yes. PharmaBag is a B2B wholesale platform serving retail pharmacies, hospitals, clinics and distributors across India. Buyers complete a one-time verification with a drug licence and GST or PAN details, after which Hemsi Syrup can be ordered in bulk with a GST invoice and pan-India delivery.

Is a GST invoice provided for Hemsi Syrup?

Yes. Every order placed on PharmaBag, including Hemsi Syrup, is billed with a GST invoice from the supplying wholesaler at the applicable GST rate.

Alternatives to Hemsi Syrup

Other wholesale medicines with a comparable salt composition (Ferrous Fumarate 200mg).

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